Ram Charan visits sets of father’s upcoming Telugu film Acharya

Actor Ram Charan made a surprise visit to the sets of his father Chiranjeevi’s upcoming Telugu film Acharya, the pictures of which have gone viral on social media. The film’s production designer Suresh Selvarajan took to Twitter to reveal that Ram Charan had praised his work and that his words of appreciation meant a lot to him.

Acharya, which is being directed by Koratala Siva, is being produced by Ram Charan and Niranjan Reddy of Matinee Entertainment.

Suresh tweeted on Sunday, “Sir, even I get goosebumps whenever I think about what you said about the set. Your kind words of appreciation mean a lot to me. It makes me work even harder.”

Sir even I get goose bumbs whenever I think about what you said about the set. Your kinds words of appreciation means a lot to me. It makes me work even harder.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 #Chiru152 @AlwaysRamCharan #chiranjeevi #koratalasiva @MatineeEnt @KonidelaPro #productiondesign pic.twitter.com/sNpMOXt8Im

— Suresh Selvarajan (@sureshsrajan) December 27, 2020

In the pictures that have gone viral, Ram Charan is seen having tea with the director and Suresh. The trio is seen having a lighter moment.

Meanwhile, the Acharya team recently gave Kajal Aggarwal a grand welcome as she joined the sets. Aggarwal came in as a replacement for Trisha, who had originally signed on as the leading lady. The actress was part of the actor’s comeback film Khaidi No 150 (2017).

In March, Trisha took to Twitter to reveal that she was bowing out of the project. She wrote, “Sometimes things turn out to be different from what was initially said and discussed. Due to creative differences, I have chosen not to be part of Chiranjeevi sir’s film. Wishing the team well. To my lovely Telugu audiences — hope to see you soon in an exciting project.”

It is rumoured that Chiranjeevi plays a dual role in the film. Acharya, as per reports, will be about a middle-aged Maoist-turned-social reformer who launches a fight against the endowments department over the misappropriation and embezzlement of temple funds and donations.