Kiara Advani calls RC 15 co-star Ram Charan 'friend' and an 'outstanding actor' | Exclusive
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Kiara Advani opens up on working with Ram Charan on RC 15. She exclusively told IndiaToday.in that she feels blessed to be a part of the project.
Kiara Advani is not new to South language cinema. However, with RC 15, that stars Ram Charan, she is all set for her first 'pan-India' film. A pan-India film means a subject that is made keeping all the sensibilities of all the regions in mind. Kiara is not just excited about RC 15, she also called this experience of shooting with the cast 'surreal'. Hailing director S.Shankar for his vision, Kiara told IndiaToday.in, exclusively, that she feels blessed to be a part of RC 15.
Sharing an update on RC 15, Kiara Advani told IndiaToday.in, "It is Shankar sir. He is a legend. There is so much to learn when you are on that [RC 15] set, when you are working with Sir. I feel blessed to get this opportunity to be guided and directed by him. He is such a passionate person, he lives for movies and that shows in his work. I don't have enough words to express how I feel about working with him."
She emphasized the fact that her experience with S. Shankar has also changed her as an actor. "He has truly changed me as an actor and changed the way I look at things. I couldn't have been luckier to have RC 15 as my first pan-India film."
Commenting on working with Ram Charan, Kiara shared, "Coming back with Charan, whom I consider one of my friends in the industry, he is such an outstanding actor. It is so fun working with him. We are having a blast shooting right now. We have a lot of shoots left but hopefully, we will be ready by next year for release."
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