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Ram Charan sets the stage on fire

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,January 25 2016]

Mega Powerstar Ram Charan is all set to rock the dance floor at the first edition of IIFA Utsavam in Hyderabad later today. The event which was flagged off on Sunday by actors Nasser, Taapsee, Shriya Saran, Priyamani among others, will see the Magadheera actor's live performance for about seven minutes.

Reportedly, Ram Charan worked vigorously and rehearsed for four days under the supervision of Bollywood choreographer Shiamak Davar for some of the popular numbers from his films like Bangaru Kodipetta (Magadheera), Vana vana velluvaye remix (Racha) and Mega meter (Bruce Lee), etc. His co-star Tamannah too rehearsed with Charan and will be shaking her leg for a couple of songs.

Meanwhile, Charan's new movie a remake of Thani Oruvan will go onto the sets from February 17 in Hyderabad. Surender Reddy is directing this film which marks the comeback of Aravind Swamy to Tollywood after a brief hiatus.

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