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'I am her husband because she is such a great actor': Ashutosh Rana says he is lucky to have married Renuka Shahane, admits he doesn't want to leave a legacy

'I am her husband because she is such a great actor': Ashutosh Rana says he is lucky to have married Renuka Shahane, admits he doesn't want to leave a legacy

Time of India09-07-2025
Ashutosh Rana and Renuka Shahane have never worked together in a film or television show, even though it has been decades since they got married. Ashutosh has expressed his desire to share the screen with her, as he greatly admires her as an actress.
He recently responded to the idea of leaving a legacy in the industry.
Ashutosh Rana
says he admired
Renuka Shahane
Renuka Shahane shares an unseen picture from her marriage as she celebrates her 19th wedding anniversary with hubby Ashutosh Rana
Ashutosh married
Renuka
in 2001 after dating for three years. In an interview with Hindustan Times, the Raaz actor revealed that he hopes to work with his wife, actress Renuka, and described her as being of a "high level" when it comes to writing, directing, and acting. He also considers her one of the top actors in the country.
Ashutosh Rana and Renuka Shahane's wish to do a movie together
Ashutosh expressed admiration that goes beyond their personal relationship.
'I am saying this not because I'm her husband, but I'm her husband because she's such a great actor... So I'm a fan first. I consider myself lucky that I got an opportunity to spend my life with such a wonderful and intelligent woman as my partner,' he added.
He also hinted at a possible professional collaboration with Renuka in the near future. He is more excited about acting in a film directed by her than simply sharing screen space.
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'That might turn into a reality very soon, as she is writing a script for me,' he said.
Ashutosh Rana about legacy
Ashutosh and Renuka are parents to sons Shauryaman and Satyendra. Ashutosh isn't concerned with leaving behind a legacy. 'Ashutosh Rana ki koi legacy nahi hai. Aur Ashutosh Rana koi legacy chodhke nahi jaana chahta. That's because he is a free bird, and birds don't leave behind footprints… They fly high in the sky. So, I am only interested in how high I soar,' he stated.
Ashutosh's work front
He was recently seen in the films Loveyapa and Chhaava, and is also set to appear in the upcoming action film War 2, starring Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR.
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