Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Ram Charan Undergoes Follow-Up Wrist Procedure, Begins Extended Rehabilitation
Ram Charan injured his wrist while filming the movie Peddi.
He previously had surgery in Coimbatore.
Doctors have now completed a planned follow-up procedure.
They removed his cast and the rods from his wrist.
He is still being watched by doctors.
He will need about 8–10 weeks of physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
He can return to filming only after his wrist recovers and doctors approve it.
His next projects will continue after he is medically ready.
Ram Charan underwent a planned follow-up wrist procedure at Ganga Hospital in Coimbatore.
Doctors removed his cast and wrist rods during the procedure.
The actor is continuing his recovery under medical supervision.
He is expected to undergo 8–10 weeks of intensive physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
His return to filming will depend on recovery and medical clearance, with shooting expected after mid-November.
- Who
- Actor Ram Charan, treated by doctors at Ganga Hospital.
- What
- He underwent a follow-up wrist procedure during which his cast and wrist rods were removed.
- When
- The procedure occurred after his earlier surgery; he is expected to resume shooting after mid-November.
- Where
- Ganga Hospital in Coimbatore.
- Why
- The procedure was part of his recovery from a wrist injury aggravated while shooting Peddi.
- Hospital
- Ganga Hospital, Coimbatore
- Procedure
- Removal of Ram Charan’s cast and wrist rods
- Procedure doctor
- Dr. Praveen
- Supervising doctors
- Dr. Rajasekaran and Dr. Sabhapathi
- Rehabilitation
- Approximately 8–10 weeks of intensive physiotherapy and rehabilitation
- Expected filming return
- After mid-November, subject to recovery and medical clearance
- Affected project
- Peddi