Ram Charan and Ganesh Acharya GROOVE on Akshay Kumar’s song Main Khiladi; Watch Instagram reel here!

Ram Charan and Ganesh Acharya performed a dance to the Selfiee song Main Khiladi in a recent Instagram video. Akshay Kumar, who plays the lead in the upcoming film, posted their video and praised Ram for "nailing it" and thanked Ganesh for dancing to the song. The actor and choreographer are now shooting in Visakhapatnam on the S Shankar-directed film RC 15. Selfiee also stars Emraan Hashmi, Diana Penty, and Nushratt Bharuccha. On February 23, the film will be released in theatres.

WATCH GANESH ACHARYA’S REEL WITH RAM CHARAN

Ganesh posted a reel of his rendition of Main Khiladi to Instagram with the message, "I am Glad that you enjoyed!!! alwaysramcharan #mainkhiladituanari (raising hands emoji)." A reinvented rendition of the Anu Malik song from 1994 opens the video with two women dancing. Ganesh and later Ram are revealed as the women leave. Tanishk Bagchi's most current edition, which maintains the vocals of the original singers Udit Narayan and Abhijeet Bhattacharya, was developed.

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AKSHAY REPOSTED THE REEL ON HIS INSTAGRAM STORY

The Selfiee actor Akshay Kumar replied to their video by sharing it on his Instagram Stories. Ram seems to be enjoying himself as he dances to the Hindi tune. He noted: "Thank you alwaysramcharan, nailed it as always and Master ji (100 points emoji) #MainKhiladi." Akshay previously performed the same song while dancing alongside actors Salman Khan and Tiger Shroff. Saif Ali Khan was his co-star in the 1994 movie.

RC 15

In advance of Kiara Advani's February 7 wedding to actor Sidharth Malhotra, the RC 15 cast and crew recently sent her a letter. Ram and Shankar are working together for the first time on the next film, the director's debut in the Telugu film business. In the film, Ram allegedly plays an IAS official. SS Thaman provided the soundtrack for the untitled Dil Raju project, which will be released simultaneously in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi.