Ram Charan described Peddi as an inspiring tale about rural empowerment representing the True Indian Spirit at the film’s Delhi Press Conference, building massive anticipation ahead of the June 4th nationwide release.
Mega Power Star Ram Charan is creating a huge wave of anticipation across Pan-India with his rural sports epic, Peddi. The movie, directed by Buchi Babu Sana and produced on a massive scale by Venkata Satish Kilaru, is set for a grand worldwide release on June 4th.
Hit Album and Stellar Starcast Drive Buzz
The movie’s songs composed by Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman have become huge chartbusters, while the trailer has pushed buzz to sky-high levels by showcasing an immersive and inspiring journey of a crossover athlete. Janhvi Kapoor plays the leading lady, with Kannada superstar Shiva Rajkumar, Divyenndu Sharma, Jagapathi Babu, and Boman Irani in prominent roles.
The Peddi team has been travelling across the nation to build excitement ahead of the release. After a hugely successful event in Bhopal that drew national media attention towards Ram Charan’s craze in North India, the team interacted with the press in Delhi.
Boman Irani and Divyenndu Praise Peddi’s Impact
Boman Irani stated that Peddi is about the true talent found in the villages of India that often does not get opportunities to shine. He said every athlete would feel inspired to become like Peddi after watching the film and wished for the movie to spark a movement in Indian sports, helping hidden talents receive proper platforms, guidance, and coaching to shine on the world stage. He added that the film would be etched in the history of Indian cinema.
Divyenndu Sharma shared similar thoughts and said he was thrilled to share screen space with so many talented individuals in one film. He mentioned that his association with Ram Charan is memorable and that he would always cherish the memories of shooting for Peddi. He described the movie as a “survival tale of identity.”
Producer and Lead Actress Share Their Pride
Producer Venkata Satish Kilaru expressed that he is proud to be debuting with such a grand and culturally rooted film. He thanked the entire cast and crew for their fantastic work and cooperation. He described the movie as an emotional and highly entertaining story set in its own unique universe. He strongly insisted that audiences should take their children to watch the film, as it offers a great cinematic experience along with meaningful takeaways for families.
Leading lady Janhvi Kapoor joked about the heat in Delhi before explaining that she modelled her bold and “rowdy” character based on director Buchi Babu Sana’s unique attitude. She shared her amazement at working with Ram Charan, noting how he calmly conserved his energy off-camera only to deliver explosive energy during takes.
She proudly described the movie as a mass entertainer that tells the story of overlooked Indians and their struggles for identity. She also shared a funny bonding moment with co-star Divyenndu Sharma during a turbulent flight and expressed her deep admiration for Boman Irani. She promised audiences that the film is inspiring and made with sincerity, hard work, commitment, and pure intentions.
Ram Charan’s Vision for Peddi
Mega Power Star Ram Charan thanked the Delhi press for coming and supporting the team. He stated that they have worked sincerely over the past two and a half years to entertain and inspire audiences. He urged parents to bring their children to theatres to watch Peddi. He described the movie as a powerful and uplifting entertainer that brings the journeys of rooted individuals from Indian villages to the forefront. He noted that Indian cinema is celebrated for telling stories connected to the soil, and Peddi is one such story mounted on a grand canvas.
He also shared an anecdote about his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, revealing that he was thrilled to learn about Mohammad from West Bengal, who inspired 80 more athletes from his village to represent India. He wished for Peddi to become a grand success that would remain in the hearts of audiences for years to come.
He dismissed the high praise for his efforts, stating that he simply followed the script’s demands, and described every transformation as challenging, with the wrestler role being the toughest. He concluded by inviting audiences across the globe to experience the True Indian Spirit and resilience in theatres.
