Ram Charan, joined by his mother Surekha and uncle Allu Aravind, received a warm and enthusiastic welcome upon their arrival in Rajahmundry yesterday. Their first stop was the revered Padagaya Kshetra, a Shakti Peetham, where they participated in a special pooja dedicated to Puruhutika Ammavari, the presiding deity. Guided by temple priests, they received darshan of Sri Chakra and were blessed with Vedic blessings, adding a sacred touch to their visit.

Before this, Surekha and Allu Aravind paid homage to the Dattatreya avatar Sri Pada Sri Vallabha, honoring the spiritual heritage of the region.

Later, Ram Charan proceeded to Pawan Kalyan's residence in Chebrolu, where he was met with a jubilant crowd of fans. The internet is abuzz with heartwarming visuals of Pawan Kalyan and Ram Charan warmly embracing their supporters, reflecting the deep bond between the stars and their admirers. In a gesture of camaraderie, they shared a joyful picture, radiating happiness and unity.

Ram Charan's visit was not only a display of support for Janasena Party President Pawan Kalyan in Pithapuram but also a heartfelt expression of gratitude for his father's recent recognition. Chiranjeevi's Padma Vibhushan award is a testament to his contributions to Indian cinema, and Ram Charan sought to honor this milestone through prayers and offerings, seeking continued blessings for his family's prosperity and success.

In a thoughtful tribute to Mother's Day, Ram Charan and his mother, Mrs. Surekha, will seek blessings at the Sri Kukkuteswara Swamy temple in Pithapuram, Rajahmundry. This temple, renowned for its reverence to Lord Shiva, provides a serene backdrop for their expressions of devotion and gratitude.

Now all eyes are on the polling day tomorrow 13 May 2024 when AP people cast their votes to chose the leaders to lead them for the next five years. Ram Charan's uncle Pawan Kalyan is contesting the elections and its a do or die battle for him and for his party Jana Sena.