Watch — Ram Charan performs hook steps of Naatu Naatu at G20 Summit

Ram Charan further said that he has been coming to Kashmir since 1986 when his father, the legendary actor Chiranjeevi, shot movies in Gulmarg and Sonamarg.

“Because my father has been an actor for 45 years and I am the second generation, I have been visiting Kashmir. Since 1986, I have been coming here. I visited Kashmir for the first time at that time. In Sonamarg and these stunning locations, my dad has done a lot of filming. I used to visit when I was younger. I used to feel like I had accomplished something over the summer break when my dad invited me to Kashmir. It was comparable to success,” the actor said.

Ram Charan also hinted at his venture into Hollywood. The actor said that he would love to explore India more and he will consider shooting outside of India only if the director or producer is from Hollywood. He said, “I want to learn more about India. For my next two films, I don't want to go abroad unless the producer is from Hollywood.”

Ram Charan spoke about his commitment to his cultural roots and praised the evolution of Indian cinema.

The special panel discussion on the sidelines of the G20 summit focused on film tourism to boost economic growth and cultural heritage preservation.

Ram Charan played a cameo in Salman Khan's Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. He is currently working with director Shankar on the film Game Changer. The highly anticipated action film is expected to release later this year or early next year.