The crackling chemistry between Ram Charan and Rakul Preet Singh in Dhruva might just have been the result of intense joint workout sessions. At least that's what it seems like, when Rakul says, "When we were shooting in Kashmir for the song Choosa Choosa, Charan and I would work out together in the mornings and evenings. We would gorge on fresh fruits, especially red Kashmiri apples. Even after a whole day's shoot, we would feel detoxed. it was the best shooting schedule in the
entire film."Ask Charan about their crackling chemistry, and he says: "it's better if the audience talks about our chemistry rather than us talking about it. But, it was definitely fun working with Rakul. she is fantastic at her job. She is the most disciplined and hardworking co-star I've worked with."
It seems like the duo are part of a mutual admiration society; Rakul too considers Charan her favourite co-star. "Even though he is 'Ram Charan, the star', he's a very lovely person; a child at heart. And I've said this many a times, even to him, that he's my favourite co-star. It was a blast working with him in Bruce Lee, and that's one of the main reasons I was thrilled to team up with him the second time around for Dhruva."
Apparently, Ram Charan is a big prankster on the sets. "He's a brat! For instance, he would come to me and say, 'Rakul, today we are shooting here and this shot has to be like this', and I'd be like, 'really? nobody told me'. And it would turn out that he was just pulling a fast one! He would also make up stuff like 'we have extended schedules'. but it's hard to get mad at him," shares Rakul, who counts Pareshanura and Neethone Dance as her favourite songs from the film, besides Choosa Choosa.
Charan concurs, adding, "Pareshanura is more like Rakul's song than mine. It will feature her in a never-seen-before look. It is shot like a music video, in an unconventional way. I think the concept and output are very artistic. I was just trying to complement her in the video. I believe it stands out as the most special song in the film."
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entire film."Ask Charan about their crackling chemistry, and he says: "it's better if the audience talks about our chemistry rather than us talking about it. But, it was definitely fun working with Rakul. she is fantastic at her job. She is the most disciplined and hardworking co-star I've worked with."
It seems like the duo are part of a mutual admiration society; Rakul too considers Charan her favourite co-star. "Even though he is 'Ram Charan, the star', he's a very lovely person; a child at heart. And I've said this many a times, even to him, that he's my favourite co-star. It was a blast working with him in Bruce Lee, and that's one of the main reasons I was thrilled to team up with him the second time around for Dhruva."
Apparently, Ram Charan is a big prankster on the sets. "He's a brat! For instance, he would come to me and say, 'Rakul, today we are shooting here and this shot has to be like this', and I'd be like, 'really? nobody told me'. And it would turn out that he was just pulling a fast one! He would also make up stuff like 'we have extended schedules'. but it's hard to get mad at him," shares Rakul, who counts Pareshanura and Neethone Dance as her favourite songs from the film, besides Choosa Choosa.
Charan concurs, adding, "Pareshanura is more like Rakul's song than mine. It will feature her in a never-seen-before look. It is shot like a music video, in an unconventional way. I think the concept and output are very artistic. I was just trying to complement her in the video. I believe it stands out as the most special song in the film."
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