The latest track, Dhop, from Shankar's first Telugu movie Game Changer, featuring Ram Charan and Kiara Advani, dropped on Sunday. This upbeat song brings back vibes from the music that used to be a staple in the director's films back in the early 2000s. 

Check out the Dhop track from Game Changer

The techno track, which runs for five minutes, features music by Thaman S. It has a vibe that might remind you of a classic AR Rahman Tamil song from a Shankar movie. The vocals are delivered by Thaman, Roshini JKV, Prudhvi, and Sruthi Ranjani Modumudi, with lyrics penned by Ramajogayya Sastry.

In the lyrical video, you'll catch glimpses of Ram and Kiara, mixed with clips of them dancing. There's also some footage of Jani Master, who is currently facing sexual assault allegations, working on the choreography. One moment even shows Chiranjeevi enjoying their dance moves.

Fans are blown away by Ram Charan

Ram's recent movies (Rangasthalam, Vinaya Vidheya Rama, RRR, Acharya) didn’t really have the kind of flashy numbers like Dhop, so his fans were thrilled to see him busting out some dance moves again, just like in his earlier films.

A lot of them started calling him the ‘grace god,’ with one fan saying, “Grace + Style + Perfection = @AlwaysRamCharan. He’s truly a Grace God #RamCharan.” Another fan chimed in, “It’s just normal for the grace god to nail those moves in a single take.”

One super excited fan even posted a clip of Ram dancing to Yamaho Yama from his debut film Chirutha, saying, “In his first movie, he absolutely nailed it with grace in his first song! They call him Grace God @AlwaysRamCharan.”

Game Changer Overview

Game Changer is helmed by Shankar and penned by Karthik Subbaraj. Alongside Ram and Kiara, the cast includes Anjali, Samuthirakani, S. J. Suryah, Srikanth, Prakash Raj, and Sunil. You can catch the film in theaters starting January 10 next year.

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