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Taking to Twitter, Yash wrote, “The Covid 19 has proved to be an invisible enemy that has dismantled the livelihoods of innumerable people across our country. My own Kannada Film fraternity has been badly affected as well. In light of the grave times we five in, To each of the 3,000 odd members which include all the 21 departments of our film fraternity. I will be donating from my earnings, a sum of Rs 5,000 to their personal accounts.”
Yash’s commitment is at Rs 1.5 crore, as per his tweet.
Yash further added that he had already spoken with the Kannada Film Union president, Sa. Ra. Govindu and the union general secretary Rabindranath.
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After the Covid second wave hit hard across the state in March 2020, the Kannada film industry has come to a grinding halt. Kannada film industry work has come to standstill ever since the Coivd lockdown was enforced in 2020 even though the lockdown was lifted in a phased manner towards the end of 2020 but activities did not gain momentum to the expected levels. As a result of this, the livelihood of daily-wage workers in the film industry has been affected.