SJ Suryah, who impressed Telugu audiences last year with standout performances in Saripodhaa Sanivaaram, Indian 2, and Raayan, is gearing up to captivate fans once again in the much-anticipated film Game Changer. Sharing the screen with global star Ram Charan, Suryah takes on the pivotal role of Chief Minister Bobili Mopidevi, a character that has already sparked excitement following the film’s trailer release.
In a recent interview, Suryah opened up about the film’s gripping storyline and powerful moments. “Every character Shankar created in Game Changer is phenomenal. The scenes between me and Ram Charan are sure to give audiences a thrilling experience,” he said.
The film centers on the intense clash between an honest IAS officer and a corrupt politician, a narrative brought to life by Shankar’s masterful direction. “Shankar has presented the story so brilliantly that it’s a must-watch on the big screen. The film is packed with commercial elements and promises to entertain everyone. The visuals are stunning, especially the song Jaragandi. Watching that track alone is worth the ticket price—it’s a true paisa vasool experience,” Suryah added with enthusiasm.
He also praised his co-star Ram Charan for his remarkable performance in the film. “Charan is a phenomenal actor. In Game Changer, he portrays three distinct roles, each with its own essence. His role as an IAS officer exudes dignity, while his portrayal of Appanna will remain iconic. Charan brought these characters to life effortlessly,” he shared.
Suryah further reflected on his experience working with director Shankar, commending his ability to create cinematic magic. “Shankar’s direction made everything seamless and enjoyable, though dubbing for this role, especially in Hindi, was quite a challenge,” he revealed.
Looking ahead, Suryah is set to keep his fans entertained with an exciting lineup of projects, including Indian 3, Love Insurance Kompany, Veera Dheera Sooran, and Sardar 2. With his dynamic performances and diverse roles, he continues to be a force to reckon with in Indian cinema.
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