The meeting comes days after a video of Thapliyal Ji went viral. In the video he revealed that he earned Rs 763 after completing 28 deliveries over nearly 15 hours in a single day.
The makers of Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor-starrer Peddi have wrapped up the crucial schedule of Delhi. The unit commenced the shooting 10 days ago, and director Buchi Babu Sana filmed scenes on Ram Charan (at parliament, Red Fort, etc) and support cast. On Thursday, the makers wrapped up the Delhi schedule and with this, the film is nearly done with 75 percent of production.
Peddi cinematographer Ratnavel shared a few BTS pics from the Delhi schedule. He revealed that the unit wrapped up a key schedule in Delhi with immersive and poetic visuals. Ratnavel further added that a few sequences shot in this schedule turned out to be quite superb. The Delhi schedule was supposed to take place in November, but due to a car bomb blast, the unit had to hold back travelling to the capital city. After getting a clearance from the security, the unit had resumed and wrapped up the shooting. Director Buchi Babu wanted to wrap up the entire shooting by January end. Since the rustic action drama is having a Pan India release, he wanted enough time to promote the film in Hindi belt where Janhvi Kapoor commands a sizeable market.
Ever since Peddi began production, the makers have announced that the film would release on Ram Charan’s birthday March 27, 2026. Later, the makers of Nani’s film, The Paradise, have also announced their release on the same day. While either of the films haven’t backed off, it is likely that Ram Charan and Nani will avoid a box office clash. According to industry sources, Nani’s film is likely to back off and avoid direct competition with Peddi. They are looking at a different date in April, and an official announcement from Nani’s filmmakers is expected soon.
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As part of his Peddi shooting in Delhi, Ram Charan visited The Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya – a fascinating museum that stands as a testament to India’s democratic journey and part of The Prime Ministers Museum and Library (PMML). The office is a tribute to every Prime Minister of India since Independence, and a narrative record of how each one has contributed to the development of our nation over the last 75 years.
The Sangrahalaya office is located in Teen Murti Marg, a stone throw away from where Ram Charan was shooting. Between the shooting breaks, the actor visited the office and felt very inspired.
Ashwani Lohani, Director, PMML, and Chandan Pugalia, FAO, PMML, were present during the actor’s visit. Charan’s warm interaction with visitors and children made the day for them. Charan felt inspired listening to the stories of how our Prime Ministers navigated the nation through various challenges and built the country after Independence.