Ram Charan on Nepotism: 'Every other successful artist here, only talent speaks,' says Ram Charan

RRR's lead hero Ram Charan recently made his first media appearance following the 95th Academy Awards, and during the interview, the actor discussed nepotism. With its triumphant acclaim and applause from audiences and critics, SS Rajamouli's RRR made Indian cinema history. At the 95th Academy Awards, the superhit track ‘Naatu Naatu’, which made everyone dance to the beats, was awarded the prestigious Oscar in the Best Song category.

During a recent media interview, Ram Charan was asked for his thoughts on the nepotism debate. The actor stated that he does not fully comprehend this. This is a herd mentality at work. This topic is being driven by a herd or an individual who feels this way. He has an interest in acting. He was living the movie experience, meeting the producers. He has no idea what people mean when they say he has a better chance. But he's been to film school since he was born, so he's familiar with the craft. And for every other successful artist here, only talent speaks, according to Ram Charan.

Ram also stated that he would not have lasted 14 years if he was not doing something good for himself. His father may have been a good stepping stone, but they must continue the journey. He would not spend Rs 100 or Rs 500 outside the theatre just because he is someone's son if he were a normal person.' He shared the advice that his father Chiranjeevi gave him on the first day of his shoot, saying, 'On the first day, I wished he would give that one formula. 'This is the first day,' he said. Take care of your team; they are always close by. If they start to talk about you, your career is over.'


Ram is currently in the final stages of filming for his upcoming film RC15. The film is expected to be released in theatres in January 2024. Kiara Advani will play the female lead in Ram Charan’s film RC15.

FAQs

Q1. Who is Ram Charan's father?
Chiranjeevi

Q2. What is Ram Charan’s upcoming project?
RC15