Hellallallo From Peddi Is Pure Energy — Rahman’s Music, Ram Charan’s Grace, and Two Leading Ladies Who Own Every Frame

Sunday just got a whole lot louder. The makers of the Telugu sports drama Peddi dropped the film’s third song, Hellallallo, and the internet hasn’t stopped talking since.

Peddi Song Overview

The track was unveiled a day after its grand launch event in Bhopal — where, in a now-viral moment, Ram Charan accidentally called Jasprit Bumrah a footballer. But all that drama is forgiven the moment the music kicks in.

The Song Itself — What to Expect

Hellallallo may not be AR Rahman’s most complex composition, but it doesn’t need to be. This is a celebration track — high on energy, heavy on screen presence — and the trio of Ram Charan, Janhvi Kapoor, and Shruti Haasan deliver exactly that. Ram Charan’s footwork in particular has fans losing their minds, with many pointing out that performing such precise moves with an athlete’s physique takes extraordinary grace and control.

Fans flooded the comments with reactions like “Ram Charan’s screen presence + Rahman’s music = BLOCKBUSTER LOADING” and “Not at all easy to do such moves with that body. What a grace.” That kind of organic response? You simply cannot manufacture it.

What Is Peddi About?

Peddi is shaping up to be one of the most emotionally resonant films of 2026. Ram Charan plays a crossover athlete navigating cricket, wrestling, and athletics — but the real story is about identity and self-discovery.

At the trailer launch, Ram Charan described it as “a man’s search for identity… His pain, his journey and his struggle have been beautifully etched in a film that feels both organic and commercial at the same time.”

Directed by Buchi Babu Sana and backed by Sukumar Writings, the film also stars Divyenndu, Shivarajkumar, and Jagapathi Babu in key roles. For more updates on Peddi and South Indian cinema, head over to TechnoSports.

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