Powerstar Pawan Kalyan is a person who doesn’t worry about the film’s result. He does his work and focuses on other things as soon as it is completed. Barring a pre-release event, Pawan Kalyan doesn’t take part in the promotions of his own film let alone others. He has a mystery surrounding him which makes him even more appealing to the fans.
But he decided to take part in the success celebrations of ‘Bheemla Nayak’. As we know, Powerstar and Rana remade ‘Ayyappanum Koshiyum’ as ‘Bheemla Nayak’ in Telugu. Star writer-director Trivikram Srinivas penned the dialogues and made changes in the script to suit Pawan’s image as well as Telugu nativity. Young director Sagar K Chandra directed while Suryadevara Naga Vamsi bankrolled it under Sithara Entertainments banner.
Thaman’s background scores proved to be one of the strong pillars for this movie and fans are very happy over the film’s success. Seems like the entire team got together at a high end pub and bar to celebrate the success. The biggest surprise is the arrival of Powerstar Pawan Kalyan at such an event. He doesn’t usually attend such parties but he showed up and shook hands with everyone at the party.
Though he arrived in a formal dress asusual, fans are happy that he is taking part in such parties and having a good time. Star composer Thaman uploaded this video which is currently going viral on social media.
Pawan was seen as police officer Bheemla Nayak while Rana plays the role of Daniel Shekar who is the second lead. Nithya Menen was seen as the wife of Pawan while Samyuktha Menon played the role of Rana’s heroine. Bheemla Nayak’ is a story that revolves around the fight between pride and self-esteem. Rao Ramesh, Samuthirakani, Murali Sharma and other top character artists played crucial roles in this film.
Pawan is currently focusing on ‘Hari Hara Veera Mallu’ which is being directed by Krish. Niddhi Agerwal is the heroine and Jacqueline Fernandez is playing a key role in Krish’s project which is being made on a pan-Indian scale. Pawan will be seen in a robin hood kind of role during the pre-Independence era.