Actor visits Ayyappa Temple with wife Upasana amid recovery from injury on Peddisets.
Just days after undergoing wrist surgery, actor Ram Charan was seen at the Ayyappa temple in Coimbatore, accompanied by his wife Upasana Konidela. The actor, who injured his right wrist while filming an intense action sequence for his upcoming sports drama Peddi, is currently on the path to recovery.
Wearing an arm sling, Charan arrived at the temple dressed in a black shirt, traditional lungi, and his Ayyappa mala. His wife Upasana chose a floral blue kurta set for the visit. The couple offered prayers together, and several photographs from the occasion quickly circulated on social media. One image showed Charan in deep prayer surrounded by devotees, while another captured Upasana feeding cows at the temple’s goshala.
Temple priests and authorities warmly welcomed the actor, taking pictures with him and interacting with the couple. Fans also gathered at the premises, greeting Charan and clicking selfies as he made his way through the temple grounds.
The actor’s surgery was performed in Coimbatore under the supervision of a specialized medical team. His parents, veteran actor Chiranjeevi and Surekha, along with Upasana, were present during the procedure. Doctors have advised eight weeks of rest and physiotherapy to ensure complete healing. A statement from the hospital confirmed the successful surgery and wished him a speedy recovery, emphasizing that his health should remain the priority.
On the professional front, Charan’s film Peddi, directed by Buchi Babu Sana, has already generated significant buzz. Featuring Janhvi Kapoor, Jagapathi Babu, Rao Ramesh, Tinnu Anand, Boman Irani, Ravi Kishan, and Divyenndu in pivotal roles, the movie is set against a rural backdrop. It tells the story of a determined young man who rises against adversity to fight for his dreams and his community. The film is currently streaming on Netflix, drawing attention for its gripping narrative and powerful performances.
Ram Charan’s temple visit reflects his reliance on faith and family support during challenging times. Even as he recovers physically, his spiritual grounding and public presence continue to inspire fans, reinforcing his image as both a resilient performer and a devoted family man.

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