“We have to thank Venky Anna who came to here with just one phone call though he is busy shooting for Ramoji Film City. Thank You Anna, Thank You So Much. When I was a kid, I used to call him Venky Uncle. Now, he is looking just like my brother,” Charan said.

“When I signed ‘Zanjeer’, Many people including friends, well wishers and Industry folks have asked why I have been going to Bollywood at the time when I am very comfortable here. In fact, I wasn’t the first person to do Bollywood films. Even Dad, Venky uncle and Nag uncle have done Hindi films and seen success. ‘Zanjeer’ is a good attempt to enthrall you (fans) and there is no hidden motive behind Bollywood entry. I don’t have the desire to earn more or become a bigger star in India. We keep in mind what Dad has given to us, what Babai has taught us! Its the confidence you have on us helps us to experiment and try something new. If you don’t like them, you (fans) could always convey it to us. I feel my Bollywood entry would do good to Tollywood by expanding the market of Telugu films, increases the budget and the possibility of producing better content would be high. I hope you will like the movie and I thank Apoorva Lakhia for giving a hit to all of us. Jai Hind!,” he added.

Ram Charan’s speech is simple, honest and straight to the point. The way he respected seniors like Venky and Nag, recollecting what his dad and uncle has done to him and ending the speech with Jai Hind! & Salute reminding Pawan Kalyan is appreciated by one and all. That’s shows Mega Powerstar is still grounded despite seeing heights of success so early in his career.