Yash Rumored To Lead in Prasanth Varma’s 'Jai Hanuman' Sequel – Get the Scoop!

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According to India Today, a source from Yash's team has dismissed the reports as 'baseless and false.' Addressing the speculation about Yash portraying the titular role in the sequel , another source informed the portal, “There is no truth to the reports, he is not considering any such role. Rocking Star Yash puts a lot of time and consideration into each film he chooses to do, and right now he is completely consumed with Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups.”
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