Ram Charan is honest about both privilege and pressure. The actor, who recently faced setbacks in his career, spoke candidly during his appearance on the show about dealing with setbacks and moving forward in the industry with the advantage of being Chiranjeevi’s son. star cars. With a calm, matter-of-fact tone, he reflected on how legacy, expectations, and disappointments have shaped him.

Charan admitted that being born in a film family gave him an opportunity to move ahead. He said, “Getting that kind of insight and experience from family is a beautiful benefit. You learn everything quicker than someone who is fresh out of an acting school. And to be honest, I just saw it as a benefit.” However, he said that the actual adjustment depends on the audience, not him. He said, “It was not difficult for me; it was difficult for the audience to accept it.”

RRR The star said he deliberately avoids letting success go to his head. He shared, “To be honest, I don’t take myself too seriously. From 8 to 6, I do my work very sincerely and after that, I forget what I do. I don’t pay attention to my success.” According to him, isolating after the workday is over is what keeps him grounded regardless of box office performance.

At the same time, the stage did not lessen the impact of professional disappointments. His 2025 release, game changerWhich earned Rs 186.28 crore worldwide, it was seen as a shock and confirmed for them how unforgiving the industry can be. “Failures are tough. It takes you back a notch,” he admitted, adding that his approach is to accept the hits, regroup and move on.

The actor’s focus is now on this pediBuchi Babu is a rustic sports drama directed by Sana in which he plays the role of a cricketer. Starring Shiv Rajkumar, Janhvi Kapoor, Jagapathi Babu and Divyendu, the film is scheduled to release on March 27. Charan described his role as “the most interesting” he has played so far, pointing to a part that challenged him physically and emotionally.