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Guppedantha Manasu fame Sai Kiran Ram experiences a bizarre encounter with an inebriated man; here's how colleagues Ashmita, Nirupam and others reacted

Renowned actor Sai Kiran Ram had a strange yet funny encounter wi... Read More
Renowned actor Sai Kiran Ram had a strange yet funny encounter with a man, who was apparently under the influence of alcohol.

The actor took to his Instagram handle to share a video of a man, who was apparently under the influence of alcohol, assuming Sai Kiran to be god and demanding him to come down to solve the mundane problems. In the video, the unidentified man in an inebriated state can be seen calling, "Raa.. Raa.. Digiraa (Come.. come down)". Sai Kiran further recalled how persistent the man was who moved only after he came down from the dais and blessed him.

"He was sloshed. Thought i was GOD and was calling me down to solve world problems. Both funny and sad at the same time. (sic)," reads Sai Kiran's post.


His post has left many including his colleagues from the industry Nirupam and Ashmit also in splits. While Ashmita wrote, "Oh my god - pun definitely intended @saikiran_official_23 �� (sic)", Nirupam quipped, "avachu ga swamy���� (Why don't you come swamy?)"


A fan also wrote, "Though he was drunk and it seems to be fun... also but other side was ....sir u are looking so divine that he thought u r god....u have that power in sir .....so he think maybe sir anyway it was mixed feeling����(sic)". Sai Kiran promptly thanked the fan for the love.

Here are a few reactions:


On the career front, Sai Kiran Ram enjoys a huge following as Mahendra in the popular daily soap Guppedantha Manasu featuring Mukesh Gowda and Raksha Gowda as the main leads. Sai Kiran's chemistry with co-star Jyothi Rai, who plays Jagathi in the show, is widely admired too.

Sai Kiran will be next seen in the upcoming special show 'Moguds-Pellams' along with his co-stars. Noted on-screen jodis from various daily soaps will take part in the show.

Sai Kiran's performance in the daily soap Koilamma and its Malayalam version Vanambadi was highly acclaimed.

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