Title Locked for Buchi Babu and Ram Charan’s RC16?

Global Telugu superstar Ram Charan is captivating audiences with his upcoming project alongside the renowned director Shankar. This highly anticipated film, tentatively titled “Peddi,” has generated significant buzz within the industry and among fans. Charan’s 16th cinematic venture promises to be a marquee event, boasting a confluence of exceptional talent both in front of and behind the camera.

The driving force behind the excitement surrounding “Peddi” appears to be its captivating story. Renowned music director A.R. Rahman himself is reported to have been particularly impressed by director Buchibabu Sana’s narration, hinting at a potentially powerful and engaging narrative. The intriguing title, “Peddi,” further fuels speculation and anticipation, with an official confirmation awaited.

Adding another layer of excitement is the presence of Kannada cinema stalwart Siva Rajkumar in the cast. Rajkumar’s inclusion signifies a potential multi-lingual appeal for the film, broadening its reach beyond Telugu audiences. The production itself is a collaborative effort between the established production houses Mythri Movie Makers and Vridhi Cinemas, ensuring grand production values and a professional approach.

With Ram Charan’s star power, director Buchibabu Sana’s vision, the legendary A.R. Rahman’s musical touch, and the presence of veteran actors like Siva Rajkumar, “Peddi” has all the ingredients of a blockbuster. This highly anticipated project is certain to keep fans on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting further updates and its eventual release.

Janhvi Kapoor Prioritizes Artistic Growth Over Guaranteed Success

Janhvi Kapoor, a rising star in Indian cinema, is actively promoting her upcoming film “Uljah.” Building upon the modest success of her recent project “Mr. & Mrs. Mahi,” where her acting alongside Rajkumar Rao garnered praise, Kapoor finds herself engaged in a string of high-profile ventures, including “Devara” and “RC16.”

In a recent interview, Kapoor shed light on her approach to selecting film projects. She revealed a preference for roles that challenge and stimulate her artistic growth, even if they carry a higher risk factor, over opting for formulaic commercial films that might guarantee box-office success.

“I could have chosen a very easy journey,” Kapoor acknowledged. “Instead of the projects I’ve done, I could’ve done a big commercial film with a glamorous role, easy reach, guaranteed popularity and box office numbers. That’s a very easy journey. The success rate is almost guaranteed.”

However, Kapoor embraces the inherent challenges associated with her chosen path. “So I know it’s a longer game, it’s a tougher game,” she conceded. “I know that realistically if we’re looking at the box office, there have been more misses than hits because of the nature of the high-risk films I’ve chosen.” Despite this, Kapoor finds the artistic fulfillment derived from these roles far outweighs the potential for immediate commercial success.

The actress also addressed the issue of online trolls, advocating for a detached approach. “Don’t take yourself seriously,” she advised. “Social media trolling and comments keep going. Do not give importance to yourself in this social media culture.”

Kapoor’s current project, “Devara,” slated for release on September 27th, is a pan-Indian film directed and written by Koratala Siva. Presented by Kalyan Ram under the banner of “NTR Arts,” the production is helmed by Sudhakar Mikkilineni and Kosaraju Harikrishna. With her dedication to artistic exploration and a promising line-up of upcoming films, Janhvi Kapoor is poised to make a significant mark on the Indian film industry.