Ram Charan said SS Rajamouli is the Steven Spielberg of India

Ram Charan, a well-known Telugu actor, was a GMA guest in New York. In advance of the Oscars, he has been promoting his movie RRR

The renowned discussion show Good Morning America in New York summoned actor Ram Charan, who is in the country ahead of the Academy Awards in 2023. Ram Charan was surrounded by fans outside the venue when he arrived for the event, and he even stopped to take photographs with a few of them.

Ram Charan discussed the success of RRR and SS Rajamouli as well as his anxiety of being a “new dad” as part of the programme.

RRR is a movie about a great relationship, he noted when speaking about the movie and Rajamouli. kinship and cooperation. The two characters are the subject (Ram and Bheem). It’s also among my director Rajamouli’s finest pieces of writing. He is often to as India’s Steven Spielberg. I’m hoping he’ll soon make his way into international cinema.

Speaking of RRR, Ram Charan stated: “Indian cinema and its technicians are being honoured. It is not just RRR. The West has just shown us that this is just the beginning, just as we in India were about to go on to the next project and believed we had completed everything.

Ram stated he doesn’t have much time right now because he travels a lot to discuss how he’s coping with the fear of becoming a father. I’m basically doing a lot of packing and unpacking. He continued by saying that his wife Upasana would spend a lot of time in the States before to the baby’s birth.

The film RRR, which was directed by SS Rajamouli, contains the song Naatu Naatu, which has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song. Naatu Naatu has gained international acclaim. The song has the crowds cheering and dancing in the aisles at all of the recent western showing of RRR. Many videos of western theatregoers dancing to the song in recent months have appeared on social media.

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Released last March in cinemas, RRR is a fictional story set in the 1920s pre-independent era and is based on the lives of two real heroes and well-known revolutionaries – Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem. While Ram Charan played Ram, Tarak was seen as Bheem.

The film grossed over ₹1000 crore during its theatrical run. In the US, the film is a