Star director Shankar hails Ram Charan’s dances in Raa Macha Macha in Game Changer

The much-anticipated ‘Game Changer’, starring Ram Charan and directed by Shankar, continues to generate excitement. The second song from the film, ‘Raa Macha Macha’, was released amidst a vibrant event at St. Martin’s College, with the presence of the film’s cast and crew.

Director Shankar, known for his visually captivating and musically rich films, shared his enthusiasm for the project. He highlighted the unique hero introduction song in ‘Game Changer’, featuring Ram Charan’s dance prowess and showcasing Telugu culture with 1000 folk artists. “Ram Charan will be seen in a different dimension, he is a great dancer and performer. He completed a minute-long dance sequence in a single take,” Shankar revealed.

Producer Dil Raju expressed his confidence in the film, emphasizing Shankar’s ability to create exceptional songs. He also highlighted the film’s release on Christmas 2024 in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi.

SJ Surya, playing a significant role in the film, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with Ram Charan, Shankar, and Dil Raju. Music director S.S. Thaman, who has a long-standing association with Shankar, praised the song and the film, calling it a memorable experience.

Actor Srikanth, who plays a crucial role in ‘Game Changer’, described Ram Charan as a special favorite and expressed his delight in collaborating with Shankar and Dil Raju.

Lyricist Ananth Sriram, credited for writing the catchy song lyrics, revealed that the line “Raa Macha Macha” was conceived by director Shankar. He expressed gratitude to the entire team for the opportunity to create such a powerful song.

‘Game Changer’ is a highly anticipated film, promising a unique cinematic experience with its star-studded cast, renowned director, and captivating music. The release of the song ‘Raa Macha Macha’ further fuels anticipation for this grand project. The film features Kiara Advani as the female lead while Anjali is playing another important role.