Ram Charan Sees Himself in Nara Lokesh, Praises Dhurandhar

At the Republic Summit 2026, actor Ram Charan shared his thoughts on cinema, national pride, and the changing entertainment industry. During the event, he spoke highly about the blockbuster film Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, and said that more movies with similar themes should be made in the future.

Ram Charan revealed that he watched Dhurandhar on an OTT platform recently and was very impressed by it. He described the movie as “terrific, fantastic, and phenomenal.” According to him, every part of the film worked perfectly, from the story to the pace of the screenplay. He said the movie successfully connected with audiences across the country.

The actor also stressed the importance of making films that highlight national unity and put the country first. He believes cinema has the power to bring people together, regardless of language, region, or background. He pointed out that the huge success of Dhurandhar shows that audiences appreciate stories that focus on national values and collective pride.

When asked about comparisons between him and Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh, Ram Charan agreed that there were similarities. The discussion focused on how both individuals come from well-known families but have worked hard to build their own identities through dedication and effort.

Ram Charan also spoke about the strength of the film industry after the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. He said many people were worried about whether audiences would return to theatres. However, successful films like KGF, Pushpa 2, Dhurandhar, and RRR proved that viewers still love the big-screen experience.

The actor also praised OTT platforms for helping Indian films reach global audiences. He explained that RRR gained international attention after streaming online, helping it reach viewers around the world. Ram Charan said theatres and OTT platforms can work together, allowing films to connect with larger audiences while strengthening the future of Indian cinema.