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Charan Is Speaking Like Balayya
By: Tupaki Desk | 28 March 2018 1:15 AM GMT
People think that one who was born and brought up in the luxurious life can't lead a poor life. Especially when it comes to celebrities who are born with silver spoons in their mouth and spend their childhood in well-developed cities or in foreign can't beat the ambience of a village. But the upcoming much-anticipated movie Rangastalam runs with a complete village backdrop and set in the period of 1985. Mega hero Ram Charan has played the role of Sound Engineer Chitti Babu in the movie.
Cherry who has been busy promoting the movie has revealed in an interview about how he prepared for his role. Listening to his words, one will surely remember Nandamuri Balakrishna. He stated that he used to see his father Chiru's old movies to know about the situations and people at that time and director Sukumar himself has suggested this. Charan watched Chiru movies such as 'Ooriki Icchina Maata', 'Manavoori Pandavulu', and some Rajinikanth movies. Usually, things like this we often hear from the mouth of Balayya. He always used to say that when he needs a reference, he likes to watch his father's films. Now Charan is also saying the same.
Mega fans are confident that Chitti Babu role will definitely connect with the audience very well. However, some are commenting that a hero who was born and brought up in the city can't portray the role of a guy from a village backdrop. But Charan seems to have justified his character in the teaser and trailer of the film. Let's see if Chitti Babu can entertain the audience or not.
Cherry who has been busy promoting the movie has revealed in an interview about how he prepared for his role. Listening to his words, one will surely remember Nandamuri Balakrishna. He stated that he used to see his father Chiru's old movies to know about the situations and people at that time and director Sukumar himself has suggested this. Charan watched Chiru movies such as 'Ooriki Icchina Maata', 'Manavoori Pandavulu', and some Rajinikanth movies. Usually, things like this we often hear from the mouth of Balayya. He always used to say that when he needs a reference, he likes to watch his father's films. Now Charan is also saying the same.
Mega fans are confident that Chitti Babu role will definitely connect with the audience very well. However, some are commenting that a hero who was born and brought up in the city can't portray the role of a guy from a village backdrop. But Charan seems to have justified his character in the teaser and trailer of the film. Let's see if Chitti Babu can entertain the audience or not.
