The legendary AR Rahman made his presence felt. Rahman remarked that every single frame has 100 percent of Ram Charan. He added that the RRR star has matching dancing skills and unmatched energy. “Charan elevated the music to a whole new level,” the Mozart of Madras said. His dance moves truly made the song come alive and helped it achieve massive virality. Rahman even performed Rai Rai Raa Raa live for the ecstatic audience. A song titled Hellallallo, filmed on the Charan-Shruti Haasan-Janhvi trio was released.
The Rangasthalam actor did not hold back his immense confidence in the project. He openly declared to the gathering that Peddi will become the number one film in his entire career. He chanted Bharat Mata Ki Jai alongside the audience. Charan also promised the crowd that he would return to their city for a grand success meet. He shared that the film aims to inspire young Indian children to dream big and aspire for the Olympics. Interestingly, Charan spoke about the admirable qualities of cricketing greats like Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni. This resonated deeply with the public because the actor portrays a non-professional cricketer in the upcoming movie.
Janhvi Kapoor added a delightful flavor to the evening. She compared Ram Charan’s demeanor to a modern avatar of Gautam Buddha on the film sets. This quirky comparison made the actor burst into laughter.
The night was not without its funny moments. In a hilarious mix-up on stage, Charan accidentally confused star cricketer Jasprit Bumrah for a football player. The actor later realized the slip-up and handled it like an absolute pro. He took to X the next day to issue a graceful apology. He wrote that it was a genuine human error born out of the massive excitement and overwhelming crowd.
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