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Remembering his early days, Ravi He told Brut that his father was shocked when he started performing in the Ramleela neighborhood and often punished him for it. This discord escalated to the point where Ravi had to leave home at the age of 17 due to his father’s anger and physical abuse.
“My father used to hit me very hard and hit me. He wanted to kill me and my mother was aware that her husband is capable of killing me and will not hesitate because priests have less emotions. Then he said ‘bhaag jao’,” Ravi explained, recounting who escaped with just 500 rupees in his pocket and boarded a train to Mumbai.
Ravi Kishan reveals shocking details of his turbulent relationship with his father: ‘He wanted to kill me’
Despite the challenges, Ravi justified his father’s rigor, recognizing that his father, being a Brahman priest, had certain expectations about his son’s professional career. “He never thought that an artist could be born in his family,” Ravi commented. He considered each beating by his father as a life lesson that transformed him into the person he is today.
As Ravi Kishan’s career blossomed and he achieved success in the entertainment industry, his father’s perspective changed. Towards the end of his life, his father had tears in his eyes as he expressed pride and happiness at Ravi’s achievements and said, ‘tum humare gaurav ho (you are our pride).’ “Since my childhood I was very clear that I did not want an unknown death. Everyone is born with a reason and my reason made me ‘Ravi Kishan,” he said.
On the work front, Kishan was also seen in Maamla Legal Hai, apart from Laapataa Ladies.