- Ram Charan took time to take wife Upasana on their ‘babymoon’.
- Which included exploring nature, shopping and trying out various dishes.
- Upasana thanked him for making beautiful memories.
Ahead of the upcoming 95th Academy Awards, actor Ram Charan is quite busy in the US promoting his film RRR. He recently made time to go on their “babymoon” with wife Upasana. On Tuesday, Upasana posted a video to Instagram that included images of the couple shopping, dining, and exploring the outdoors. Also, the couple went whale and dolphin watching.
Upasana praised Ram Charan for taking the effort to create priceless memories with her by showing a video montage of their most recent adventures. “Amidst all the hustle, Mr. C’s time out for “us,” Upasana captioned the video. Babymoon sneak peek. Merry Holi. I appreciate you taking me to see the whale and the dolphin. I can cross that off my bucket list.
View this post on Instagram
On the post, actor Shriya Saran left a “adorable” comment. Some viewers remarked on how adorable it was for Ram Charan to carry Upasana’s shopping bags in the video. “This shopping bag-carrying photograph of Ram Charan is really lovely,” one user commented in Telugu. “Ram Charan is now an international star,” another user commented. But there is no escape from carrying shopping bags.
Prior to the Academy Awards, Ram Charan has given a number of interviews over the past several weeks. The film RRR, which was directed by SS Rajamouli, contains the song Naatu Naatu, which has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song. Naatu Naatu has gained international acclaim. Many videos showing western crowds dancing in theaters have surfaced in recent months.
Ram Charan recently discussed the success of RRR and how the song Naatu Naatu grew to be a well-known music around the world in an interview with ABC News Live. If Naatu Naatu wins an Oscar, Ram Charan had previously stated, “I don’t think I’ll believe it. They need to wake me up and tell me to go get it. Push me onto the stage. I’ll be the most content. It won’t be our success, in my opinion; it will be the success of the Indian film industry. No one of us can claim ownership.
RRR, a fictional tale set in the 1920s before independence, was released in theaters in March. It is based on the lives of two true heroes and well-known revolutionaries.
[embedpost slug=”/ram-charan-has-selected-four-indian-films-for-worldwide-audiences/”]
