Ram Charan–Sukumar Film Faces Fresh Delay Rumours Amid Industry Buzz
Fresh rumours suggest the Ram Charan–Sukumar film may face production delays, with some reports hinting at a possible release only in 2028.
Dumtika Editorial
July 25, 2026 · 1 min read

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Ram Charan and Sukumar's film faces new delay rumours in Tollywood.
Initial reports suggested filming would start by year-end, but latest buzz says otherwise.
Some sources claim the release could be postponed to 2028.
No official statement from the makers, leaving fans waiting for updates.
Ram Charan–Sukumar Film Faces Fresh Delay Rumours
The highly anticipated collaboration between Ram Charan and director Sukumar is once again in the spotlight, this time due to renewed speculation about production delays. This project, which marks a reunion for the star and director after their successful previous outing, has been closely tracked by Telugu cinema fans.
Earlier reports indicated that the script for the film had been completed, with expectations that shooting would begin by the end of this year. However, recent industry chatter suggests a different scenario. According to the latest buzz, the film's production may not commence as soon as previously hoped, and some sources have even hinted that the release could be pushed as far as 2028. These claims have not been officially addressed by the makers, leaving fans in suspense.
The lack of confirmation from the production team has only fueled further discussion among fans and on social media, with many expressing disappointment over the potential delay. The combination of Ram Charan's star power and Sukumar's directorial vision had generated significant excitement, making these rumours particularly impactful for those awaiting updates.
With no official statement yet from the team, the uncertainty around the film's timeline continues to be a talking point in Tollywood circles. For now, followers of both Ram Charan and Sukumar will have to wait for concrete news regarding the project's progress.


