Ram Charan faced criticism for visiting Ameen Peer Dargah in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh. His wife, Upasana, defended the visit, emphasising unity and respect for all religions.

Upasana shared a picture in which her husband, Ram Charan, was seen bowing his head and keeping his hands on his chest inside a dargah.

Actor Ram Charan was seen bowing down before the Kadapa Dargah in Andhra Pradesh, while observing Ayyappa Deeksha

South actor Ram Charan recently faced online backlash after visiting a dargah, but his wife Upasana Konidela came to his defense.

On the work front, Ram Charan will be seen in the upcoming film Game Changer, directed by Shankar. The political drama will see the actor playing the role of an IAS officer, with the possibility of him portraying a dual role. Kiara Advani has been cast opposite him.

Ram Charan faces online criticism after visiting a dargah, but his wife, Upasana Konidela, defends him. Details inside.

In the picture, Ram Charan was seen bowing his head with his hands placed on his chest, dressed in a traditional black outfit. He also wore a large garland around his neck. Surrounding him were several other people,

The actor's visit to Kadapa was part of his commitment to attend the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event as the chief guest, a promise reportedly made to music composer AR Rahman, a regular visitor to the dargah.

Upasana Kamineni recently shared a photo of Ram Charan, dressed in the customary black attire for those observing Sabarimala deeksha, offering prayers at the Ameen Peer Dargah.

Ram Charan, who is gearing up to visit the famous Sabarimala, decided to visit the dargah during his Ayyappa Deeksha in Kadapa on Tuesday. His gesture of bringing two faiths together has definitely left wife Upasana swell up with pride as she took to social media to share an appreciation post towards her husband.

The actor visited the Dargah as a chief guest for the 80th National Mushaira Ghazal event, reportedly fulfilling a commitment made my legendary music composer AR Rahman