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Peddi: Ram Charan And Janhvi Kapoor’s Film To Release On June 4? Deets Inside

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Peddi: Ram Charan And Janhvi Kapoor’s Film To Release On June 4? Deets Inside
Peddi: Ram Charan And Janhvi Kapoor’s Film To Release On June 4? Deets Inside

The wait for Ram Charan’s rugged sports drama, Peddi, might finally be coming to an end. Following multiple delays, industry buzz is intensifying around a potential June 4, 2026 theatrical release. While the makers are yet to drop an official confirmation, the timing seems strategic; the slot recently opened up after Yash’s highly anticipated film Toxic was postponed to a later date for global distribution alignment.

Production Milestone: It’s a Wrap!

The excitement reached a fever pitch on April 30, 2026, when the film’s cinematographer, Rathnavelu, confirmed that filming had officially concluded. Taking to ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), he shared an emotional note alongside behind-the-scenes photos:

“It’s a wrap for Mega power star @AlwaysRamCharan! #Peddi – A Memorable journey. Working with #RC has been truly special. A powerhouse performer on screen and a wonderful friend off it.”

The news of the wrap-up comes as a massive relief to fans, especially following recent reports of a minor eye injury Ram Charan sustained during an action sequence. His team quickly clarified that the actor is fine and was back on set within a day to finish the final schedule.

A Star-Studded “Pativerse” of Talent

Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, Peddi (also referred to as RC16) is being mounted on a massive scale with an estimated budget of ₹300 crore. The film features a powerhouse ensemble:

  • Janhvi Kapoor as the female lead, marking her second big Telugu project.
  • Jagapathi Babu, Shiva Rajkumar, and Boman Irani in pivotal roles.
  • Shruti Haasan, who reportedly shot a grand special song with Ram Charan in Hyderabad just weeks before the wrap.

Third Time’s a Charm?

Peddi has faced a rocky road to the theaters. Originally planned for a March 27 launch to coincide with Ram Charan’s birthday, it was pushed to April 30, and subsequently moved to June to allow for extensive post-production and VFX work. With A.R. Rahman composing the score and the talkie portions now complete, the focus has shifted entirely to “absolute perfection” in the editing room.