After recently wrapping up director Harish Shankar’s film Ustaad Bhagat Singh, Pawan Kalyan has not taken up any new movie. Instead, the actor-politician has decided to revive an old project. A film under director Surender Reddy was announced before the 2024 AP Assembly elections, but the project never took off. As the buzz around the film fizzled out, many believed that it had been put on ice.

Pawan preps up

After becoming the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, many felt that Pawan might not return to film sets, given his political responsibilities. However, he wrapped up the shooting of all his pending films Hari Hara Veera Mallu, They Call Him OG, and Ustaad Bhagat Singh, all of which he had taken up before the elections. Many commented that Pawan completed these films to give respite to, and bail out, the filmmakers. Not stopping there, much to everyone’s surprise, Pawan Kalyan recently announced Surender Reddy’s film. He expressed happiness about being part of the project, which is being bankrolled by Ram Talluri. The pre-production is currently in full swing, and Pawan is also preparing for the role. If all goes well, the film will be launched next month during the Ugadi festival.

Pawan does a balancing act

During the promotions of OG and Hari Hara Veera Mallu, Pawan stated that he would continue to do films as he earns his livelihood from them. At the time, many did not take his statement seriously. However, with the actor slowly lining up new projects, it has become clear that Pawan intends to balance films and politics. When not attending to ministerial duties, he works on his films, operating with limited and sporadic time for shoots while prioritising governance. While his passion lies in politics, he continues to act for financial security. Although he has previously expressed a desire to focus entirely on politics, Pawan has indicated that he will continue acting if the projects are worthwhile and if time permits.

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