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I Miss NTR More When He Is Not On Sets - Ram Charan
By: Tupaki Desk | 17 Jan 2020 5:36 PM GMT
Ram Charan in an interview talked about the most awaited film of TFI, RRR. In this film, Ram Charan and Jr. NTR are playing the lead roles and for the first time are acting in a multi-starrer.
Movie is expected to hit the theatres worldwide as Baahubali director, Rajamouli's immediate next after sensational Baahubali-2. The movie is being made on a scale of Rs. 350-400 crores.
Story of the movie follows the fictionalized lives of Alluri Seetharamaraju, Komaram Bheem - biggest patriotic warriors of Telugu states. Ram Charan is playing the role of young Alluri Seetharamaraju.
He told in the interview that he misses NTR when he is not on sets. "I like NTR's energy and we both are really close friends even before this movie started production. We like each other's company as well. I miss him when he is not on sets, as he is like a livewire, full of energy," said Charan.
He also stated that more than 70% of the shoot is over for the film and his scenes with Alia Bhatt are yet to be shot. He praised her skills and said that he is waiting to act beside her.
The actor said that he doesn't want to take any pressure during performing in big roles like Alluri Seetharamaraju and he completely surrendered himself to the director. But he did attend workshops and read some history about the great warrior before joining the sets, it seems.
Movie is expected to hit the theatres worldwide as Baahubali director, Rajamouli's immediate next after sensational Baahubali-2. The movie is being made on a scale of Rs. 350-400 crores.
Story of the movie follows the fictionalized lives of Alluri Seetharamaraju, Komaram Bheem - biggest patriotic warriors of Telugu states. Ram Charan is playing the role of young Alluri Seetharamaraju.
He told in the interview that he misses NTR when he is not on sets. "I like NTR's energy and we both are really close friends even before this movie started production. We like each other's company as well. I miss him when he is not on sets, as he is like a livewire, full of energy," said Charan.
He also stated that more than 70% of the shoot is over for the film and his scenes with Alia Bhatt are yet to be shot. He praised her skills and said that he is waiting to act beside her.
The actor said that he doesn't want to take any pressure during performing in big roles like Alluri Seetharamaraju and he completely surrendered himself to the director. But he did attend workshops and read some history about the great warrior before joining the sets, it seems.
