Mexican actor Dario Yazbek recently spent ten days in India to film the upcoming movie “White,” which depicts an event from the life of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravishankar. In this project, actor Vikrant Massey portrays the spiritual guru. Yazbek described his Indian experience as transformative and revealed that he had manifested this opportunity the previous year, indicating that he had envisioned the trip well in advance.
Two weeks prior, Dario Yazbek recounted a conversation with a friend regarding his birthday wish from the previous year, during which he expressed a desire to make a film in India. This wish has come to fruition, providing Yazbek with a profound sense of achievement, which he refers to as “manifesting” his intentions. During his time in India, he conveyed immense appreciation for the experience, noting the transformative impact of the journey. Initially skeptical of claims that visiting India could change one’s life, he now confidently affirms this belief, labeling the trip as “very special.” His reflections emphasize positive changes and personal growth resulting from the cultural experience.
During his visit, the actor expressed that his favorite part was indulging in Indian cuisine, particularly noting that palak paneer was a dish that left a lasting impression on him. He remarked on the exceptional quality of the food and the warmth of the people he met, describing the experience as incredible. Additionally, he shared his fascination with Indian films and the workings behind them, indicating a desire to research more about the industry as he prepares to head back.
In a recent work trip, the subject was asked about his experience collaborating with Vikrant Massey. He recounted an interesting anecdote regarding his preparation for the shoot, mentioning that he had watched videos of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravishankar to familiarize himself for the role. Although he had studied Ravishankar minimally, he felt comfortable enough to engage with Massey, who portrayed the character convincingly. The subject noted that they spent a considerable amount of time working together, which allowed him to witness Massey’s skills firsthand. Upon meeting Gurudev Sri Sri Ravishankar in person, the subject was struck by the resemblance between Ravishankar and Massey. He humorously remarked, “oh my God, he looks like Vikrant,” further expressing his admiration for Massey’s performance. The subject highlighted that Vikrant not only captured Ravishankar’s physical demeanor and speech patterns but also effectively conveyed the unique aura that he emanates, leaving a lasting impression on him.