Ram Charan on Yentamma song from Salman Khan's Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. The film directed by Farhad Samji is releasing on 21 April 2023 as Eid special. The film stars Pooja Hegde as the female lead while Venkatesh and Jagapathi Babu are playing important roles. The film's songs got a good response from movie lovers.
Ram Charan danced to the song Yentamma along with Salman Khan, Venkatesh, and Pooja Hegde. Sharing his experience, Ram Charan said "I had a blast shooting for the Yentamma song. It was a guest appearance in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. The song was released last week, and I am thrilled that it has already clocked record numbers on YouTube. The song is one of the best songs that the audience is going to celebrate watching on the big screen. It’s my dream of sharing the screen with Salman sir, and I am glad that it finally came true. Our family’s relationship with Salman sir goes back a long way in time, but I wanted to thank him for the opportunity."
On winning the Oscars, Ram Charan shared "The Oscar win is absolutely incredible! It was so unbelievable that initially, I couldn’t process it (smiles). Being at the Oscars event was like a fanboy moment! It’s a blessing and I was fortunate to be there because I always looked up to at Oscars since I was a kid. Before the ceremony, we were nervous lot, but as soon as our name was announced as winners we went euphoric. It was a great honor just to reach that stage, irrespective of whether we won or not. Being at the Oscars was a unique acknowledgment and it was a pleasure to represent our cinema there. I attribute the global success of the Naatu Naatu song to the audience’s love. It’s a people’s song, a fans’ song! People across the globe from various cultures have owned it. So I strongly believe that it’s the people who took the song to the Oscars. I wanted to thank the people as well as Keeravani garu, Chandrabose garu and Rajamouli garu. It’s their creation."
Ram Charan also shared the secret of his spiritual beliefs. On carrying Lord Ram and Goddess Sita's idols along with him even to the Oscars, he said "The idols give us emotional strength. It helps us connect back to our roots even when we are away from home. It’s a sense of protection for us. Wherever we go, we usually set up a small temple-like thing where we have Prabhu Sriram and Sita Maa idols. I feel it is significant for all of us to show gratitude to the almighty for what we have. So we begin the day thanking God for what he had given us, and all the love that’s being showered on us. We take a few minutes before our routines begin to pray. We do this like a ritual because it keeps us connected to our energies. Also, I am spiritual too, so it has a calming effect; it is like a detox for me."