Pics: Ram Charan looks dapper in black baggy jeans and a stylish jacket

Ram Charan is one of the actors in Tollywood who has not just won hearts with his impressive acting prowess, but his swag is also unmatched. The 'Acharya' actor, who made his big Tollywood debut with the 2007 release 'Chirutha', has several hit movies to his name, including 'Magadheera', 'Yevadu', 'Dhruva', 'RRR', etc.

The 'RRR' actor is once again making heads turn today as he took his Instagram and shared some of his pics. In the pics, Ram Charan looked dapper in his black t-shirt, along with a stylish jacket which he had paired with black baggy jeans. The 'Rangasthalam' actor completed his look with a pair of sports shoes and olive green shades. The actor usually loves to dress in stylish outfits and this is an instance of the same. There is no denying that the mega power star looks stylish, and suave in this avatar!

Take a look at Ram Charan’s pics:


Ram Charan is presently shooting for director Shankar’s 'RC 15.' Today (November 27), choreographer Bosco Martis celebrated his birthday on the sets of 'RC 15.' Ram Charan and the team wished him as he cut his birthday cake on the sets. The latest shooting schedule of 'RC 15' commenced recently in New Zealand with a song shoot. Charan and Kiara Advani are presently shooting for a song for 'RC 15', choreographed by Bosco Martis. As he celebrated his birthday, the team of 'RC 15' organised a cake-cutting session with the cast and crew. At Bosco Martis’s birthday celebration, Charan was spotted in a yellow t-shirt with full sleeves.

The official Twitter handle of Sri Venkateswara Creations, the production house, shared the photos and wrote, ''Celebrating @BoscoMartis birthday on the sets of #RC15 #SVC50 in New Zealand.''

Here’s the post:


Directed by Shankar, RC 15 features Ram Charan and Kiara Advani in the lead roles. S. J. Suryah, Anjali, Jayaram, Sunil, Srikanth, Naveen Chandra, Nassar, Raghu Babu and Samuthirakani form the supporting cast. The commercial entertainer has music composed by S Thaman.