Ram Charan–Upasana Welcome Twins; Chiranjeevi Shares Happy News

It’s a double delight for Ram Charan and Upasana’s family! The couple welcomed twins, a boy and a girl, on Saturday night. Charan’s father and Megastar Chiranjeevi took to his social media handle to announce the news. He stated that, with immense joy and a heart full of gratitude, the family is happy to share that his son Ram Charan and daughter-in-law Upasana have been blessed with twins. Chiranjeevi’s post confirmed that both the babies and the mother are healthy and doing well. “Welcoming these little ones into our family is a moment of pure joy and divine blessing for us as grandparents. We sincerely thank everyone for their prayers, love, blessings and good wishes,” the statement further read.

With immense joy and a heart full of gratitude, we are happy to share that @AlwaysRamCharan and @upasanakonidela have been blessed with twins – a baby boy and a baby girl.

Both the babies and the mother are healthy and doing well. ✨

Welcoming these little ones into our family…

— Chiranjeevi Konidela (@KChiruTweets) January 31, 2026

Celebrations in the family

Chiranjeevi’s announcement has sparked celebrations in the family. Congratulatory messages are pouring in for Charan and Upasana. It is double the joy for the family, considering that the news has come following the blockbuster success of Charan’s recent release, Mana Shankar Vara Prasad Garu.

Both families to address the press

Charan and Upasana already have a girl child, Klin Kaara Konidela, born in June 2023. Over the last few days, reports had been doing the rounds that Ram Charan and Upasana were on the anvil of announcing something big. The buzz intensified with social media reports and fans getting excited about the couple becoming parents for the second time. The exciting moment finally arrived on Saturday night, with Chiranjeevi himself announcing the news. Both families will address the press on Sunday morning.

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