Actor Ram Charan's visit to Kadapa for a spiritual journey was met with overwhelming fan enthusiasm, resulting in a chaotic scene. Police had to intervene with a lath charge to manage the crowd.

Tollywood superstar Ram Charan visited Kadapa in Andhra Pradesh on November 18, leading to an overwhelming turnout of fans as news of his presence spread across the region. His convoy was mobbed by massive crowds,

As a mark of his deep respect and commitment, global superstar Ram Charan attended the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event at Kadapa Ameen Peer Dargah as the chief guest, fulfilling a personal request from music maestro A.

Fans, aware of Ram Charan's visit, flocked to see him as soon as he landed in Kadapa. They greeted him with a massive garland and showered him with flower petals while he waved back through the car's sunroof.

Actor Ram Charan and director Buchi Babu Sana visited the Sri Vijaya Durga Devi temple and Ameen Peer dargah in Kadapa on Monday.

Actor Ram Charan's appearance at a Kadapa event for National Mushaira Ghazal turned chaotic as fans mobbed the star. The overwhelming crowd prompted police to resort to lathi charge to control fans attempting to climb on Charan's vehicle.

Ram Charan has made his way to Kadapa in Andhra Pradesh where the actor is set to be the chief guest for the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event in Kadapa dargah. Now, the actor has made his way to the region and was welcomed with huge fanfare by his fans who went full-on berserk seeing him.

Waving to the crowd from atop his car, Ram Charan received an overwhelming welcome from fans. However, the massive turnout led to chaos.

Actor Ram Charan recently arrived in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh, to attend the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event at Kadapa Dargah. Fans turned out in large numbers to welcome him, creating a frenzy as they cheered and celebrated his arrival.

Actor Ram Charan visited Durga Devi temple and Ameen Peer Dargah in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh. The actor was the chief guest at the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event at the Dargah, held today, November 18.