Ram Charan marked his birthday with a spiritual journey alongside his wife Upasana and daughter Klinkara. A viral picture of Klinkara delighted his fans, who were further thrilled by exciting updates from the makers of his upcoming films Game Changer, RC16, and RC17. Fans of Ram Charan organized various events and celebrations at Shilpa Kala Vedika, turning the occasion into a festival. Even his overseas fans joined the celebration, making it a spectacular affair.
This birthday holds special significance for Ram Charan, as his fans celebrated it in a grand fashion. Recently, a group of his global fans organized a celebration at Spice Rock Restaurant in Plano, Dallas, to mark the occasion. Ram Charan has followed in the footsteps of his legendary father, Megastar Chiranjeevi, and has carved a commendable niche for himself in the film industry. Not only has he established himself as a top star, but he has also showcased his acting prowess in films like “Rangasthalam” and “RRR.” Beyond his film roles, he actively participates in various social service programs, setting an example for the younger generation of heroes.
At the birthday celebration, attendees, including Chitti Mutyala, former president of APTA, Nataraj Yelluri, Dallas Bobby, Rajesh Kallepalli, Sriram Matthi, Suresh Lingineni, Kishore Anishetti, Kishore Guggilapu, Narasimha Satthi, and others, expressed their admiration and well wishes for his continued growth in the industry. The cake cutting program was organized by Velnati, Sunil Thota, Sudhakar Ande Apta, Nageshwar Chandana, Ratnakar Jonnakooty, Anil Chalamalashetty, and others.
Ram Charan has ascended to global stardom, particularly with his role in “RRR,” which has placed him among the top Pan India star heroes. The anticipation is high for his upcoming film “Game Changer,” directed by the renowned Shankar, which is set to release in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi. Additionally, films directed by Buchi Babu and Sukumar have been announced, further solidifying his position in the industry.
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