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Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn, who hails from Mumbai, has said that he wants to educate Yug “young” about movies since he believes his kid “won’t listen later anyway.”

On Instagram, Ajay posted a cute photo of himself and his baby posing. The picture depicts a loving moment between Ajay and Yug, his kid. They are smiling lovingly at one another as they stand side by side against a wall.

He put the following as the caption: “Teaching him young… @yug_dvgn, kaha sunega yeh baad mein. It’s out at last!

The photo was shot at Wednesday’s release of the Hindi trailer for “Karate Kid: Legends,” which starred the late Jackie Chan. The father-son team is getting together for the first time.

Yug made his debut as the voice of Li Fong (played by Ben Wang), while Ajay Devgn provided the voice of Mr. Han (played by Jackie Chan). Their genuine connection gives the film’s main theme—the tie between a mentor and his protégé—more emotional impact.

Additionally, this is the first time in Ajay’s career that he has voiced a foreign movie.

Kung fu prodigy Li Fong is followed as he adapts to life at a new school, makes surprising friends, and gets sucked into a fierce battle with a local karate champion in this New York City-set movie.

With the help of his mentor Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) and the renowned Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), Li sets off on a life-changing adventure of self-awareness, bravery, and development.

On May 30, 2025, Sony Pictures Entertainment India plans to distribute “Karate Kid: Legends” in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and English in Indian theaters.

Raj Kumar Gupta’s crime thriller “Raid 2” is Ajay’s most recent release. It is set seven years after the events of the previous movie and centers on the return of Amay Patnaik, an IRS investigator who investigates another white-collar crime.

Similar to the first movie, the sequel is centered on an income-tax raid carried out by Income Tax Department investigators who collaborate with intelligence services to investigate white-collar offenses.