In Pics: South Star Yash's Daughter Ayra Feeds Milk To A Calf At His Farm

Yash, currently at the pinnacle of his acting career, is eagerly anticipating his next much-anticipated film, Toxic, directed by Geethu Mohandas. Amidst the shooting schedule, he took a day off to spend quality time with his family, including his wife and actress Radhika Pandit and their children Ayra and Yatharv. Radhika shared pictures of their trip on Instagram, showcasing Ayra feeding a cow with a milk bottle while her parents assisted her in the process. Another image captures Ayra caressing a cow alongside her grandparents. Radhika captioned the post, “On a bonus day like today when time defies the usual, leap to do something extraordinary you’ve always dreamt of… An extra day, extra blessing. Let’s make it count..”

Fans of Yash and Radhika cherished the heartwarming pictures, with one admirer recalling Ayra’s earlier fear of feeding the cow and now seeing her embrace the calf with affection.

Radhika had previously posted a picture of Ayra with Yash at the farmhouse on September 11, 2020. The image portrays Ayra’s apprehension towards the calf, while Yash attempts to comfort her.

Yash and Radhika Pandit initially collaborated on the television show Nandagokula and their professional relationship blossomed into romance over time. After dating for a while, they tied the knot on December 9, 2016. As leading stars in Sandalwood, they have shared the screen in several projects, including Mr and Mrs Ramachari, Moggina Manasu, Drama and Santhu Straight Forward. Post-marriage, Radhika has taken a sabbatical from acting and last appeared in the film Aadi Lakshmi Puraana.

Meanwhile, Yash continues to garner praise for his acting prowess in the dynamic world of cinema. He was reportedly offered the role of Raavan in director Nitesh Tiwari’s project Ramayana but declined the role. According to a report in the Times of India, his team strongly advised against portraying Raavan, fearing fan backlash towards seeing Yash play the antagonist character.