Mumbai: Popular Telugu actor Ram Charan, who is preparing for his forthcoming film ‘Game Changer,’ is being immortalised in a wax statue alongside his furry friend ‘Rhyme’ at the Madame Tussauds Museum in Singapore.
The artists from the Madame Tussauds Museum met with the actor to discuss dimensions and specifications. A video of their meeting also shows Ram’s French Barbet, Rhyme, in his company, winning the hearts of onlookers with his curly, lustrous fur and antics.
Ram can be seen dressed in a collared white sweatshirt and a pair of black pants. Ram says in the video, “I’m very honoured to join the Madame Tussauds family. It will be unveiled soon. I look forward to being closer to you with my wax figure at Madame Tussauds Singapore”.
Meanwhile, Ram’s role in ‘Game Changer’ is shaping up to be a big deal. His appearance in the film is noted by the song ‘Raa Macha Macha’ (in Hindi, ‘Dam Tu Dikha Jaa’), which incorporates 1,000 folk dancers. Ganesh Acharya choreographed the song.
This song pays tribute to India’s unique cultural heritage by showing a variety of traditional folk dances from around the country.
It includes distinctive and artistically appealing styles such as Gussadi from Adilabad, Chaau from West Bengal, Ghumra from Orissa’s Matilkala, Goravara Kunitha from Karnataka, and others. Nakash Aziz’s vocals, which appear in all three language versions of the track—Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi—add to the track’s vivid weaving of regional art traditions. Anantha Sriram penned the song’s lyrics.
S Shankar helmed ‘Game Changer,’ which will feature the actor in three roles. Dil Raju, a well-known producer known for his production excellence, is backing the movie through Sri Venkateswara Creations.
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