Talented actor Naveen Chandra is playing a pivotal role in Global Star Ram Charan and director Shankar's highly anticipated political thriller Game Changer. The film, one of the most eagerly awaited releases among movie lovers across the country, is set for a grand premiere on January 10, 2025, as a Sankranti special.

The promotional material, including the first look and songs, has received an overwhelmingly positive response from audiences. Recently, while promoting his web series Snakes & Ladders, Naveen Chandra spoke to the media and shared some intriguing insights about Game Changer.

How would you describe your character in Game Changer?

Game Changer is going to be a fantastic film that everyone will enjoy. While I can't disclose much about my role, I can say that it’s incredibly unique. It’s unlike any character I've played before—both in terms of look and personality. I have portrayed many intense characters, but this one is different. I wouldn’t be surprised if audiences don’t recognize me on screen. But I believe they will love the role.

What was your experience working with director Shankar?

Working with Shankar was an amazing experience. I've been a fan of his films since my school and college days; they always seemed ahead of their time. The technology and visuals he used back then were groundbreaking. When I started working with him, I was a bit nervous about how he would receive me, given his stature. But he turned out to be incredibly approachable—he would explain scenes with a friendly gesture, even placing his hand on my shoulder while demonstrating.

How was it working with Ram Charan?

Ram Charan needs no introduction. He is a very responsible actor and a wonderful human being. His performance in Game Changer is mature and nuanced, with a subtle grace that will stand out on screen. I'm really looking forward to the film's release on January 10. We’ve put in years of hard work, and the entire team is dedicated to delivering something special. The release will be a treat for movie lovers.

Did you watch Devara?

I couldn’t catch Devara on its first day in Bellary, but I managed to watch it in Hyderabad. It was a delight to see NTR on screen after three long years. He is such an extraordinary actor, and I couldn’t take my eyes off him in every frame. I’m eagerly looking forward to Part 2.