Peddi, starring Ram Charan, is scheduled to release on the big screens in June 2026 after being postponed from its previous release date of April 30, 2026. The sports action drama is now set to complete shooting in six days, with the RRR star sharing a selfie with director Butchi Babu Sana.
Shooting of Ram Charan’s Peddi will be completed in 6 days
Ram Charan shared some selfies with Buchi Babu Sana on his official social media handle. Sharing the update, the team wrote, “From the sets of Mega Power Star Ram Charan and Butchi Babu Sana pedi. The entire shooting will be completed in the next six days. Grand release this June.”
Here is the post:
Earlier, reports had indicated that the film was near completion, with only one dance number left to be shot. Initially, there were speculations that Mrunal Thakur might play a cameo role in the song, but a recent online report suggests that the makers have replaced her with Sanyukta. However, no official confirmation has been made.
More about Pedi
Peddi is said to revolve around a cricket tournament based on a rural backdrop. Whereas Ram Charan The ensemble cast includes Janhvi Kapoor, Shiv Rajkumar, Divyendu Sharma, Jagapathi Babu, Boman Irani and others in lead roles.
Written and directed by Buchi Babu Sana, the sports action drama is produced by Venkat Sathish Kilaru and Ishaan Saxena under the banner of Vriddhi Cinemas and IVY Entertainment. The film was initially announced to release on March 27, 2026, but was later postponed to April 30 and then once again to June 2026. However, the exact release date has not been decided yet.
Recently, the makers unveiled a glimpse of the film on Charan’s birthday, in which the actor is seen in a posed look as a wrestler wielding a mace. composed the music of the film AR Rahman.
After the release of Peddi, Ram Charan is expected to collaborate with director Sukumar for the second time. Tentatively titled RC17, it will mark the reunion of the duo after the massive hit Rangasthalam.
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