Before Ram Charan Teja ventured into the world of films, he had plans to become an Automobile Engineer.
Ram Charan Teja has also had an Android app titled 'Ram Charan' dedicated to all his fans.
At his wedding ceremony Ram Charan and his wife Upasana had requested their guests to donate to charitable causes, instead of offering any gifts to the couple.
In 2017, Ram Charan made his debut as a producer with his father Chiranjeevi's 150th movie titled Khaidi No. 150 under his own production house called Konidela Production Company.
Apart from being an actor, Ram Charan is also an entrepreneur and owns the regional airlines TruJet, is the co-owner of the famous obstacle running series named Devil's Circuit, and is also one of the Board of Directors of MAA TV.
An equestrian, Ram Charan owns a polo team called Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club.
Just like his father, Ram Charan is known for his charity works. He has held various child health camps with support from Chiranjeevi Charitable Trust and Apollo Hospitals.
Apart from donating to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund, Ram Charan was among the first few celebrities who came forward to offer medical and food relief support to the victims of the Hud Hud Cyclone.
Ram Charan Teja’s popularity has been used for advertising by big brands like Pepsi and Airtel. He has also served as the brand ambassador of Tata Docomo for Andhra Pradesh.
In 2015, the actor held a mid-night house party, which caused his neighbors to file a complaint against the actor for creating noise and nuissance.
In 2013, he was embroiled in a controversy around the beating up of two techies from Hyderabad, as they got involved in a scuffle with his security men.