Pawan Kalyan said no politics in a movie function. He was talking at the launch function of BRO with director Samuthirakhani. While his fans provoked him with the slogans of CM-CM, he advised them to keep quiet.
I love cinema and no politics at this stage he suggested. But he indirectly talked about the bad roads.
Any movie star who is into politics wants to release their films before the elections, as they firmly believe movies excite their fans and bring votes. Pawan Kalyan’s BRO is releasing this week, which could likely be his last release before the elections. BRO is a soft film without regular mass appeal and, most importantly, without any political high.
Pawan Kalyan has ‘OG,’ an original film, but it has so many “ifs” and buts depending on the election date and the political heat that there are slim chances it will be out before the polls.
In a way, it is a bit strange as Pawan Kalyan is traveling on two boats, and the type of subjects and release timings of the films are not bringing political advantage, which is a big miss.
But he made around 7O crore in about twenty-five days for the movie BRO. That too not a full-fledged role. That is Pawan Kalyan. He wants to make as many failures as possible before the elections.
He is working on one side and addressing public meetings on the other side. Sets are being erected at the sites where he is addressing huge public meetings.
The producers and making arrangements in such a fashion that cinema and politics go together with Pawan. That is the way the shoot was done in just one month’s time for BRO.
