Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh vice -president and actor Pawan Kalyan made an excavation in the previous YSRCP government, stating that his film ticket price was reduced by Rs 10 when all other actors’ tickets were sold for films for films.
Saying that his fight was not for money or record, he said he stood for justice.
The actor-royalty was speaking at the east-relief event of his upcoming film ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ on Monday night.
He commented that his only mistake was to give a flop, and since then, he never got a hold on films.
The actor also admitted that he had no major director. He praised Trivikram and gave him a hit with him and ‘Jalsa’.
He remembered that when his film ‘Bhimla Nayak’ was released, everyone’s film tickets were Rs 100, but his movie ticket was only Rs 10-15.
“That day, I said, ‘Which hell can stop us?’
Claiming that he never attempted to make a record, Pawan Kalyan said that he wanted to live as only an ordinary person.
He told his fans that he is his strength. “If I have reached this post today, then it fell into politics and got up, all this is because of you. I have no weapon. I have no tickle. I have only fans in my heart.”
Pawan Kalyan told fans that it has been 30 years for entering the film industry. He said, although he is old, the soul has not died in it.
He remembered that when he was doing ‘Gabbar Singh’, a fan requested him to give a hit. This became possible with Harish Shankar. He said that he did this film on a difficult time.
“Johnny failed, but fans did not leave me. As all the relationships are interconnected by money, I returned my remuneration. I always give importance to relationships,” he said.
Pawan Kalyan said that ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ is a special film for him. For release on July 24, this will be his first film to hit the screen after becoming Deputy Chief Minister last year.
He said that while making the film for five years, he faced many challenges, but he stood by producer M Rathnam.
The actor revealed that although he had learned martial arts, he had to practice it again for the film. He commented that although he faced real -life goons and roads after entering politics, he struggled to do so before the camera.
