After
RRR's
release
postponement,
fans
of
Ram
Charan
have
now
diverted
their
attention
towards
his
another
upcoming
film,
Acharya.
Koratala
Siva,
the
celebrated
helmer
is
directing
the
film.
Touted
to
be
a
social
drama,
Acharya
will
hit
the
cinemas
on
February
4.
Though
rumours
are
rife
about
the
film's
release
postponement,
the
makers
haven't
confirmed
it
so
far.
Well,
the
entertainer
is
indeed
a
special
one
for
Charan's
legion
of
fans
as
he
will
be
sharing
space
with
his
father
Megastar
Chiranjeevi,
and
that
too
in
a
full-fledged
role.
Earlier,
the
36-year-old
actor
had
made
a
cameo
appearance
in
Chiranjeevi-Kajal
Aggarwal's
Khaidi
No
150
(2017),
and
the
latter
had
also
appeared
in
his
son's
blockbusters
Magadheera
(2009)
and
Bruce
Lee:
The
Fighter
(2015).
Well
now,
sharing
about
his
and
Chiranjeevi's
role
in
Acharya,
and
revealing
how
he
came
on
board
for
the
film,
during
an
interaction
with
Bollywood
Life,
Ram
Charan
said,
"I
mean
it
was
not
my
decision.
Yes,
I
am
a
part
producer
in
that,
but,
initially,
we
had
many
choices..like
someone
from
outside
the
family
of
course.
And
we
(he
and
Chiranjeevi)
are
playing
Naxals."
In
the
interview,
he
further
reveals
that
his
inclusion
in
Acharya
was
not
intentional,
as
the
script
itself
demanded
it
He
added,
"I
think
the
director
and
the
script
demanded
it
and
Rajamouli
sir
gave
the
time
off
the
sets
for
my
film
(Acharya)
and
it
meant
a
lot.
More
than
for
me,
it
meant
a
lot
to
my
mother,
the
fans
and
the
script
that
I
came
into
the
project."
Produced
by
Matinee
Entertainment
and
Konidela
Production
Company,
the
film
also
stars
Pooja
Hegde,
Kajal
Aggarwal,
Sonu
Sood,
Jisshu
Sengupta,
Saurav
Lokesh,
Kishore,
Posani
Krishna
Murali,
Tanikella
Bharani,
Ajay
and
Sangeetha
Krish
in
key
roles.
Acharya's
story
is
penned
by
the
director
himself.