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News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Ram Charan Wishes Wife Upasana Konidela, Gives Glimpse Of Her Birthday Celebration
Telugu superstar Ram Charan has shared a lovely post on Instagram to wish his wife Upasana Kamineni Konidela on her 36th birthday. He penned a short yet sweet note for her, calling her the 'most beautiful person'. Along with the note, he also shared a sneap-peek into her birthday celebration with Ram Charan and their two-year-old daughter Klin Kaara. On Sunday, Ram Charan took to Instagram to share a lovely picture from Upasana's birthday celebration. In the photo, he is seen holding their daughter, Klin Kaara, in his arms. The father-daughter duo is seen holding a bunch of balloons. Upasana looks pleasantly surprised as she stands in a beautifully decorated room filled with colorful balloons—some floating on the ceiling and others scattered across the floor. A large bouquet can also be seen placed on a table in the background. While Ram Charan is seen in an all-black outfit, Upasana looks gorgeous in a red printed dress. 'Happy birthday to the most beautiful person !!@upasanakaminenikonidela God bless you!" wrote Ram Charan. Check out the post below!
Pink Villa
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Ram Charan's wife Upasana opens up about going through a tough time in life and how spiritually things changed for her positively
Upasana Kamineni, the wife of actor Ram Charan, is known for being a devoted follower of Sai Baba. The businesswoman is highly spiritual and believes that the first step towards spiritual awakening is finding a belief that resonates with us. While her husband is a disciple of Ayyappa Swamy, Upasana is a sectarian of the renowned saint, Sai Baba. She grew up in a family that had submitted itself to God, and it inspired her to have faith in divine power. She found solace in Sai Baba's teachings during a rough patch and has since looked at his direction to reinforce positivity in her life. The Sai Baba Vrat Helped Upasana Kamineni Deal with a Tough Chapter The Sai Baba Vrat is a spiritual exercise dedicated to the saint Shirdi Sai Baba. The Vrat involves following specific rules, prayers, and rituals and seeking Sai Baba's blessings. During this Vrat, the participant practices fasting for nine consecutive Thursdays. The Sai Baba Vrat helped Upasana find a new direction in her life. Upasana believes that connecting with God is the way to deepen bonds with ourselves. The spiritual observance helped her find solace when she felt 'shaken up.' The more she read his teachings, the more she could feel herself fill up with positivity. It changed how she viewed herself and the people around her. She could see herself reflecting on her shortcomings and wanting to become a better person. Upasana believes that faith has the power to heal any wound. On the pious occasion of this Guru Purnima, she sends out heartfelt invitations to those who are facing a blockade or any sort of difficulty in life to join her in practicing the Vrat.
Hans India
09-07-2025
- General
- Hans India
Upasana shares power of faith
Upasana Kamineni Konidela Opens Up About Her Spiritual Faith, Shares an Anecdote About Facing a Tough Time in Her Life, says 'I Think That Faith Heals More Than Anything in This World' Upasana Kamineni Konidela Reveals the Reason Behind Observing Sai Baba Vrat Religiously, shares a Personal Anecdote: 'I Was Going Through a Very Tough Time at One Point in My Life and Was a Bit Shaken Up' Upasana Kamineni Konidela Talks About the Significance of Observing Sai Baba Vrat, Shares How It Helped Her Become a Better Person Upasana Kamineni Konidela has always been a keen believer in spirituality and faith. In a recent video, Upasana shed light on her devotion to the divine figure Sai Baba and spoke about the significance of observing a Vrat (fast). Going through shlokas and mantras from a booklet by Athamma's Kitchen, she also recalled a personal incident and shared how her faith led her to adopt this spiritual practice. Upasana said, 'I think everyone needs to find what they resonate with. For my husband, it's Ayyappa Swami; for me, it's Sai Baba. Since childhood, I've seen my grandparents and parents have the utmost faith in God. Faith provided a very powerful grounding for me. I was going through a very tough time at one point in my life and was a bit shaken up. So, they said, 'Why don't you try the Sai Baba Vrat?'' She added, 'Things started changing when I began reading the story. I became more positive. People around me also started becoming more positive. These small changes helped me realise that I was becoming a better person. That's why this Vrat means so much to me. If you're at a roadblock, if things aren't going your way, try some form of Vrat. I believe that faith heals more than anything in this world.' Along with sharing her personal experiences, Upasana Kamineni Konidela also encouraged netizens to embrace spirituality and consider observing fasts. Her reflections on the power of faith and fasting underscore its transformative potential, inspiring many to engage in the practice with sincerity and devotion.
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India.com
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Ram Charan's Wife Upasana Kamineni Konidela Reveals Spiritual Side Of Her Fasting Rituals
Mumbai: Successful entrepreneur and the wife of actor Ram Charan, Upasana Kamineni Konidela has never shied away from sharing her religious side. She recently uploaded a video on her official Instagram handle, and revealed why she observes the Sai Baba Vrat so religiously. Going through shlokas and mantras from a booklet by Athamma's Kitchen, Upasana shared an anecdote revealing how her faith led her to adopt this spiritual practice. Upasana was heard saying, 'I think everyone needs to find what they resonate with. For my husband (Ram Charan), it's Ayyappa Swami; for me, it's Sai Baba." She revealed that ever since childhood she has seen her grandparents and parents having utmost faith in God - something that provided a very powerful grounding for her. Upasana even shared a personal incident saying that when she was going through a very tough time at one point in her life and was a but shaken up, she was advised - "Why don't you try the Sai Baba Vrat?". 'Things started changing when I began reading the story. I became more positive. People around me also started becoming more positive. These small changes helped me realize that I was becoming a better person. That's why this Vrat means so much to me. If you're at a roadblock, if things aren't going your way, try some form of Vrat. I believe that faith heals more than anything in this world," she added. Not only that, Upasana further urged her InstaFam to embrace spirituality and also consider observing fasts. Dropping the clip on her official Instagram handle, she wrote, "Connecting with God is a way of connecting with yourself. This Guru Purnima, I begin the Sai Baba Vrat and invite you all for this 9 weeks of spirituality & bliss with @athammaskitchen," along with a folded hand emoji.
India Today
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Upasana Konidela urges women to find a partner who sees them as equal
Entrepreneur Upasana Konidela shared a note on the need for women to seek respect and equality in marriages rather than financial necessity. While acknowledging her privilege, she mentioned that when finding a partner one must look beyond money or wrote about exploring the topic 'Find Your Ram The New India Begins at Home' in a class with a Harvard Professor, Debora Spar on her Instagram post. Her long note highlighted the need for a mindset shift. It read, "Many are financially independent–some even more successful than the men around them. They're raising children on their own terms."advertisementThe post further read, "It's no longer about needing a man–it's about choosing a partner who respects you and sees you as equal. And that's the mindset shift we need more women to embrace–though I know, it's easier said than done." Upasana also stated that, according to the National Crime Records Bureau, marital conflict was the third leading cause of murders in India. She wrote on how women can be the 'fulcrum of change'."Let's encourage women to marry from strength, not fear. No more marrying for money or status – those can be built together with the right partner, if needed. Let's teach our boys early to manage emotions, set boundaries and respect differences. Let's stop forcing women into timelines – and instead give them the tools and freedom to thrive, whatever their choice may be," she went on. Upasana Konidela recently shared her views on healthy marriages. (Credit: Instagram/upasanakaminenikonidela) "Someone who treats you with respect, walks beside you, and celebrates your strength – not someone who expects you to shrink to fit his comfort zone. Wait for your Ram. Or walk your path solo. Both are valid. Both are powerful," Upasana Charan got married to Upasana in a grand ceremony in Hyderabad in 2012 after their engagement in 2011. Their daughter, Klin Kaara, was born in is the daughter of Shobana Kamineni and the granddaughter of Prathap C Reddy, founder and executive chairman of Apollo Charan last featured in Shankar's 'Game Changer' (2025). He will next be seen in Buchi Babu Sana's 'Peddi'. The movie also stars Janhvi Kapoor. He will also feature in a film by Sukumar, tentatively titled 'RC 17'.- EndsMust Watch
