Remunerations of our heroes are anyways a well-kept secret. So, we are talking only about Ram Charan's forthcoming business where he doesn't want to go for a price-war. As his co-funded Trujet gets ready to fly in domestic skies, here is an interesting update.

As the first ever 72-seater ATR aircraft has arrived into their fleet a couple of days back, Charan's airlines is now awaiting Air Operation Permit to start its operations. As the company invests 60-70 crores into the company, they say that price-war is not their game. Though other players in the game are sometimes offering huge discounts, say 1500 rupees per ticket with all inclusive, Charan's Trujet will not be resorting to such games, say sources. "Ticket price will be tad bit higher and we offer high quality on-board services. Also there will be pick-drop for passengers and other facilities", said a spokesperson.

TrueJet is planning to launch services to Aurangabad, Bengaluru, Hubli, Mangalore, Rajahmundry, Tirupati, Goa and Pune with Hyderabad as the centre of its operations. Charan will be promoter and brand ambassador.