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Pawan Kalyan clarifies rumours on working on new film

Written by : Digital Native

The power star of Tollywood, Pawan Kalyan has refuted rumours that he will be working on a new film. The actor-turned-politician is busy touring the state with the assembly elections nearing and has no time for movies at this point in time, states a press release clarifying his stance.

The press note reads, “There is news in some sections of the media that I am acting again, which I deny. I have dedicated my life to the people and have fought for them and have raised their problems. There is no time for me to act in a film. This is the time for me to question the government about the problems faced by the people. I am working towards a better society and I don’t have the time to even think about films.”

Pawan Kalyan has been voicing the various concerns that the states of Andhra and Telangana are facing. He is also touring the states to gain momentum for his political party Jana Sena, which he launched in the year 2014.  

The actor has starred in 25 films in his long career with his 25th film and last film being Agnyaathavaasi. Directed by Trivikram Srinivas, Agnyaathavaasi had Keerthy Suresh as Pawan Kalyan’s female lead. The film has an impressive cast with the Bollywood star Boman Irani playing an important role with Ksuhboo, Adhi Pinisetty, Anu Emmanuel, Tanikella Bharani, Parag Tyagi, Rao Ramesh, Sampath Raj, Murali Sharma, and Indraja.

Anirudh Ravichander had composed music for this flick and it was his debut in the Telugu film industry. V Manikandan had cranked the camera and Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao had edited the film. It was produced by S Radhakrishna under his banner Haarika and Haasini Creations on a huge budget.

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