Handsome hunk Yash is desperate to taste success with his upcoming films. He managed to acquire a decent victory at the box-office with his last film 'ModhalaSala' but with his new film 'Kiraataka' he wants to break the records. In the film he plays a Mandya villager and he was required to dub in the unique accent of the region. That wasn't a herculean task for the hunk as the accent was not new to him "I speak with the same accent at home. So it was not a difficult thing to do," he says.

"Director T S Nagabharana had said that I would never become an actor with such a rustic accent. He was the one who corrected me and whatever good Kannada I speak now is because of him," recalls Yash.

A song in the film mentions names of more than a 100 villages of Mandya. "This particular song could become the anthem of Mandya's young", says Yash.