Ram charan birthday at bangkok

Chiranjeevi is in Bangkok along with his wife and his daughter to cheer his son at the location of the film. The family wants to be with Ram Charan Tej on his birthday which is today. Happy birth day to Ramcharan tej .

Know more about birthday boy
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Nick Name: Dad calls me ’Cherry’ and Mom calls me ’Charan Babu’. I call Daddy in
Tamil as ’Appa’ while he is in pampering mood.

Favorite Personality: Abdul Kalam. He is the inspiration for entire Indian youth.

Favorite Book: ’The Wings’, by Abdul Kalam.

Favorite Actors: Brad Pitt, Hrithik Roshan, My Dad, Pawan Babai and Bunny

Favorite Heroines: No on in particular

Favorite Movies: Khaidi, Vijetha

Favorite God: Lord Anjaneya

Time Pass: Books, Comics, Playing with Fights and Internet

Food: I prefer only light food

Goal: To make good place in the hearts of audience like by Dad.


Mega Star Chiranjeevi’s son, Ram Charan Teja is from now on gonna be called Ram Charan Tej. As you all know that Chiranjeevi is trying hard to give a good break to his son through his first movie. And this is one among the many strategies.

Though at one point Chiranjeevi was consulting astrologers throughout India about his son’s move into cinema and also ‘renaming’ his son it didint work out really well. And so he came up with this idea of dropping a letter. But what effect it is going to show is purely in the hands of the final decision makers, the audience. We wish him all the best!!


Charan Tej, fondly called as Cherry is debuting as a hero in the year 2007. Charan Tej aka Cherry is the only son of Padmabhushan Megastar Kala prapurna Doctor Chiranjeevi.

Cherry, just completed 22 years and entering into 23rd year on 27th of March 2007.

Announcing the arrival of South India's Superstar Chiranjeevi's son, Cherry aka Charan Tej, it was a launch like no other. The big decision was made and

Charan's doorway into eminence could not have been more perfect. Charan is raring to go and the first schedule of his latest movie in the direction of Puri Jagannadh is going at brisk pace at Bangkok and Charan Tej is expected to celebrate his first birthday as a hero in Bangkok. All Chiranjeevi family members along with his relatives were flown to Bangkok for the birthday bash in foreign locales.

Charan has got trained on basics in acting from Kishore Namit Kapoor in Mumbai. Charan also got special martial art training at Bangkok and the same is expected to perform at his debut movie. Hollywood makeup man who worked with Hrithik for Krissh movie is going to work with Charan Tej in his debut movie.

Cherry's exclusive interview with fans.........

Unveiling Chiruta:
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Charan credits director Puri Jagannath and his team for Chiruta. “When I was entering the editing room to watch the rushes, I was apprehensive to see myself on screen. But I must say, the cinematography and the lighting make me look quite good,” he says with a glint in his eyes.

Chiruta, he says, “is a beautiful love story. I haven’t heard of such a story in recent times.” Charan gets his share of onscreen romance, dance and action sequences. “I insisted on doing the stunts myself. Perhaps I was too excited and took a few risks. I don’t think I’d do it in future. When you can do so much with technology, there’s no need to risk your life nowadays,” he shrugs.

First brush with the camera:
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Charan’s first few days of shooting were characterized by anxious moments. “After each shot, I used to ask Puri if my mannerisms or dialogue delivery were like my dad’s. He assured me that I had my distinctive style. In fact, he felt I resembled my uncle (Pawan) Kalyan in some scenes. Puri made me feel at home. He used to film 20 to 30 shots per day but it was never strenuous.”

Growing up in a film family:
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“I am a complete movie buff. I’ve grown up watching films – those of my father, uncle, other regional films and world cinema.” At home, there was no conscious effort to refrain him being exposed to the film industry. “I used to visit my father’s sets and in the recent years, I’ve spent a lot of time watching and discussing movies with my uncle,” says Charan.

The deciding factor:
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Charan was 15 when he zeroed in on movies. He recalls, “Dad knew I was going to be an actor but he wanted me to decide. I was passionate about cinema and didn’t want to miss out on something as interesting as acting. Dad was happy I made up my mind when I was just 15.”

Training days:
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Then began the grooming process. “I have an institution at home, so I didn’t feel the need to take up an acting course abroad. I’ve just done a basic four-month course in Mumbai. In addition, I went to London to learn different dance forms.” A conscious health and fitness routine followed: “I was a fairly ‘healthy’, chubby child,” laughs Charan. “I had to work on my fitness levels. I am a foodie but workout for at least an hour per day. While shooting in Thailand, I learnt Thai boxing. It’s a fabulous martial art.”

Looking up to dad:
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“Dad doesn’t believe in spoon-feeding but is willing to help when needed. I would turn to him for guidance every other day after I started shooting. In fact, if I need an honest feedback on my performance, I can count on dad. He will not flatter me. My biggest moment was when he appreciated my performance. My mother, on the other hand, was teary eyed watching me on screen.”

Films for the soul:
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Having enjoyed watching world cinema, Charan is keen on testing new waters. “Mainstream films are for bread and butter and films for the niche audience are for personal satisfaction. I’d love to strike a balance between both. In the 80s, even my father did different kinds of films.”

Media matters:
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Days before his first release, reports of a rift between Charan and his best friend Rana Daggubati have been doing the rounds. “Those reports are baseless. Rana and I have studied together in school and he’s one of my best friends. I am not the kind to be perturbed over media reports,” smiles Charan.

Nothing comes easy:
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His second film, to be produced by his uncle Allu Arvind, will go on floors soon. “Being a star son will help to get you a platform. Your success, though, depends on how talented you are. Nothing comes easy.”

No hype, please:
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Quiz him on the fairly low-key launch and he says it was a conscious decision. “Dad and I wanted it that way. Needlessly hyping up a film would mean digging our graves. We want the film to do the talking.”

Ram charan is back

The Young heart throb of the Tollywood industry MR.Ram Charan Tej is son of popular Tollywood actor PADMA SRI Megastar DR.Chiranjeevi. He is now 22 years old and is entering into the industry with the guidance of his dad Dr.Chiranjeevi.

He has completed his graduation and is now completing his mains. Ram Charan tej who is called as Cherry in his home is very much interested in Acting and is impressed by his father. He says that " My father is one and only Guru for me, he is like a friend for me and has given freedom every where i go .

Ram Charan tej is one and only son for chiranjeevi. He also has two daughters Sushmitha married recently and Srija. Cherry's father is Chiranjeevi who is 51 years old and a well known cine actor. Mother Surekha is the Daughter of Padmasri DR.Allu Ramalingiah a well known commedian of the Tollywood industry. His grand Father Konidela Venkata Rao and Grand mother Anjana Devi are the Role Models for him. He is mostlty involved in the Charity programmes with his Dad.

He has a Collection of Antiq Cars he says that " he has a big collection of cars from the old age till now. Recently on the force of his Father and fans of him he came to the Crowd and Attended many shows of the Tollywood industry.