
Ajay Devgn's Son Yug Channels His Inner ‘Singham' At Karate Kid: Legends Event
In a video, the youngster is seen fearlessly interacting with the media, and when asked if he remembered his dialogue from the film, he said, 'Yeah yeah", and continued, 'Yaar, ek hi din mein Singham banaoge kya (Will you make me Singham in one day)?" Ajay, on the other hand, smiled warmly and said, 'Singham koi kisi ko nahi banata, Singham banane wala ek hi hai," while pointing up to God.

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