Hyderabad: Ram Charan’s upcoming film has already created a storm online, thanks to its newly released song “Peddi.” While the dance step has triggered a flood of trolls across social media, Mega fans are firing back with equal intensity, turning the controversy into free publicity for the movie.
Trolls Target the Peddi Song Step
The first wave of trolling erupted as soon as the song dropped. Many users mocked a specific step, comparing it to a “bathroom sitting” pose. Memes started spreading rapidly and hashtags began trending, with the step becoming the internet’s new favorite target.
But Mega fans are not amused. They call the dance move “fresh,” “different,” and “exactly the kind of experimental mass step Charan is known for.” Fans insist that the step looks unique on screen and accuse troll pages of manufacturing negativity for attention.
Fans Say Trolling Is Politically Motivated
Some supporters strongly believe the trolling is not organic. They claim the negativity has political roots, triggered after Pawan Kalyan became the Deputy CM of Andhra Pradesh. According to them, the Mega family’s rising political influence is making certain groups uncomfortable — and the Peddi song became an easy target to attack Ram Charan indirectly.
Fans confidently argue that these trolls are only increasing the song’s reach. In their words, “Every troll is equal to one extra ticket sale.”
A.R. Rahman’s Music Also Lands in the Troll Zone
A.R. Rahman’s composition for the song is facing its own share of trolling, with accusations that the tune resembles a track from the Varun Tej film Tholi Prema. But fans dismiss this comparison entirely. They insist Rahman’s sound is fresh and layered, and that people who want to criticize will find excuses no matter what.
Supporters argue that even if Rahman experiments or takes inspiration, the final quality speaks for itself — pointing out that trolls spend their time commenting while Rahman collects global awards. The debate has ironically boosted the song’s streaming numbers, drawing more curiosity from general audiences.
More Trolls: Nose Ring, Title Change & Styling
The trolling did not stop with the dance step or the music. Some users mocked Ram Charan’s nose ring in the video, comparing it to a villain’s style from the movie Jayam. Others targeted Charan’s shift from the “Global Star” title back to “Mega Star,” calling it a step backward.
Mega fans shut these claims down, saying the styling is intentional and fits the film’s rustic theme. They also argue that titles do not define Charan — his talent and worldwide fanbase do.
Fans Predict a Massive HIT
Despite the online trolling, the energy among Mega fans is sky-high. Most of them are predicting a massive blockbuster, calling Ram Charan’s look “raw,” “massive,” and “the perfect return to vintage charisma.” His on-screen pairing with Janhvi Kapoor is also gaining attention, with many comparing it to the legendary Chiranjeevi–Sridevi combination from the ’80s.
According to fans, the Peddi song controversy is actually working in the movie’s favor. They believe the increased attention, even if negative, will convert into bigger openings at the box office.
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Conclusion
The Peddi song may be trending for the wrong reasons, but the Mega fans are turning every troll into a counter-attack. Their confidence, combined with Ram Charan’s powerful screen presence and A.R. Rahman’s unique music, is building massive buzz for the film. Whether the trolling fades or escalates, one thing is certain — Ram Charan’s upcoming movie is now the center of Tollywood’s biggest conversation.
