Thanks to ‘RRR’, Ram Charan managed to get a nationwide craze. His fanbase grew massively and there is a lot of buzz on his next project with legendary filmmaker Shankar. It is Charan’s 15th project and Dil Raju’s 50th movie under their banner. Kiara Advani is the heroine in this project while Thaman is the music composer.
The shooting commenced long back and insiders claim that over 50% of the shooting has been wrapped up. The latest we hear is that Shankar decided to put #RC15 on hold and restart working on ‘Indian 2’. Reports claim that the massive success of ‘Vikram’ has indirectly affected ‘#RC15’. Kamal Hassan gave a stupendous comeback with Lokesh Kanagaraj’s gangster drama and everyone are eagerly waiting for ‘Indian 2’ now.
With the court issues getting cleared, Shankar decided to press pause of Ram Charan’s film and complete ‘Indian 2’ with Kamal Hassan as quickly as possible. Reports claim that it may be a few months befor Ram Charan-Shankar project resumes again. Prominent actors like Sunil, Srikanth, Anjali and others are playing crucial roles in this political thriller. This movie is expected to hit the screens in 2023 but it may get psotponed further. Hope Shankar gets his form back and delivers a blockbuster with Ram Charan once again.
Insiders claim that Charan is looking to start Gautham Thinnanuri’s film immediately and finish it before going back onto Shankar’s pan-Indian project. Ram Charan’s film with the ‘Jersey’ director is going to be bankrolled by UV Creations banner. Let us see when #RC15 goes back onto the floors again.
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Naga Chaitanya Wins Best Actor at INCA Awards for Thandel
Actor Naga Chaitanya has been honoured with the Best Actor (Telugu) award at the inaugural Indian National Cinema Academy (INCA) Awards, held last evening in Mumbai. The actor, who is currently enjoying a winning streak after his recent recognition at the Telangana Gaddar Awards, received the accolade for his impactful performance as Thandel Raju in the critically acclaimed film Thandel.
The film, inspired by the real-life stories of fishermen from Srikakulam, struck a strong emotional chord with audiences. Naga Chaitanya’s grounded and restrained performance has been widely appreciated, with many still praising his portrayal of the character.
Speaking at the event, Naga Chaitanya said, “Every film, every character gives and takes something from you, and Thandel is that film for me. The character Thandel Raju has taught me so much. Bringing the stories of Andhra fishermen from Srikakulam to life has been a memorable journey. I will cherish these memories for the rest of my life. I thank my director Chandoo Mondeti, producers Allu Aravind garu, Bunny Vasu garu, Sai Pallavi, DSP, and the entire team. Without you, I wouldn’t be standing here today.”
With consecutive recognitions, Naga Chaitanya continues to focus on strong, character-driven narratives. The INCA Awards, a new addition to the Indian film calendar, brought together talent from 12 film industries, further highlighting the growing acclaim for Thandel and its lead performance.
