Mega Powerstar Ram Charan’s upcoming film, Peddi is hitting the screens in ten days. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, the makers held a grand promotional event in Bhopal.
The team held a musical event where composer AR Rahman performed live along with his team members. The event is full of energy, giving ample scope for generating the hype.
Unexpectedly, a huge crowd attended the event, shocking many. It proves that Ram Charan enjoys a huge craze in North. Although there could be AR Rahman’s fans at the event but Charan’s fan base is also evident at the event. Rahman also enthralled the audiences with a mix of both Telugu and Hindi songs.
Moreover, the speeches of all the team members impressed the attendees. Everyone spoke their heart, giving glimpses into the world of the film and their experiences also helped the people understand a bit more about the project.
The major highlight of the event was the speech delivered by actor Ravi Kishan, who gave a powerful Hindi speech, elevating Peddi to the next level. He is also well known for his villain role in Race Gurram and has delivered several strong performances in Telugu cinema. His emotional and impactful words deeply connected with the Hindi audience at the event, which the crowd thoroughly enjoyed.
With this event in North, it is sure that the film will get a grand opening in North India. More promotional events will also be followed in the coming days. The film is hitting the screens on June 4th.
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This post was last modified on 23 May 2026 10:43 pm
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