After RRR, Ram Charan explored several projects, including a possible collaboration with Sujeeth. Reports suggested that Charan showed interest in Sujeeth’s ideas and even discussed a couple of storylines. However, the plan fell through, and Charan eventually teamed up with Shankar.
Looking back, this choice turned into a major misstep for Charan. He prioritised Shankar’s film Game Changer over Sujeeth’s project. That decision proved costly. Game Changer bombed at the box office, leaving Charan stuck for almost three years during the prime of his career.
During this time, Shankar smoothly shifted to shoot Indian 2, while Charan bore the setback. In contrast, Sujeeth wrapped up OG quickly, showing efficiency and smart resource use. His work style suggested he could have at least delivered a sleek, well-presented film.
In hindsight, Sujeeth would likely have offered Charan a fresher, more stylish product than Shankar. By choosing experience over style, Charan ended up with a decision that worked against him.
