2 fans died after attending Ram Charan-Pawan Kalyan’s Game Changer event; the manufacturer contributes ₹10 lakh

A month after Allu Arjun’s fan died during the premiere of Pushpa 2: The Rule, two Haran’s frame fans died after attending a pre-release event for his upcoming film Game Changer in Rajahmundry. AP Deputy Director General Pawan Kalyan also attended the event. The film’s producer, Dil Raju, offered support to the victims’ families with a donation of the amount ₹10 lakhs. (Read also: Game Changer: Release Date, Cast, Salary, Story, Everything You Need to Know About Ram Charan-Kiara Advani Movie)

What happened

Two fans, Arava Manikanta and Thokada Charan from Gaigolupadu in Kakinda, died on Saturday evening after attending the Game Changer pre-launch event held at Rajamahendravaram. They attended the event with friends and as they were riding their bike home, they were hit by a van going in the opposite direction. They were rushed to hospital but died due to their injuries and the police registered a case.

Dil Raju expresses his condolences

Dil Raju, one of the producers of Game Changer spoke to the press on Monday and announced a donation ₹10 lakh for fans’ families. A post on the official X (formerly Twitter) of his production house, Sri Venkateswara Creations reads: “Producer #DilRaju garu announced ₹10 lakhs and support was provided to the families of two people who tragically lost their lives in an accident following the #GameChanger event. We express our sincere condolences to their loved ones at this difficult time.”

Raju told the press, “It is unfortunate when such incidents happen at such happy times; it’s painful. I will support these families as much as I can, and I want to start by offering them help ₹5 thousand everyone. My condolences to the families.” Incidentally, Pawan also mentioned during the event that he was skeptical about agreeing to such a large event as he was concerned about the safety of the fans.

Game Changer will hit theaters on January 10 and the film’s pre-release event in Rajahmundry was attended by many fans of both Ram and Pawan.