Pawan Kalyan Holds Producers Accountable for His Film Delays

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Pawan Kalyan has garnered significant media attention over the last two days. He has publicly commented on the Pushpa 2 situation for the first time, indicating that Allu Arjun did not receive adequate guidance during the stampede incident at Sandhya Theater. In his remarks to the press, Pawan Kalyan also criticized the producers of his unfinished projects, candidly asserting that their delays have hindered the advancement of his films.

Pawan Kalyan slams the makers of his pending films

Pawan stated, "I currently have three films awaiting progress, and I bear no responsibility for this situation. I provided sufficient notice to all my producers regarding my availability and the relevant dates. Unfortunately, projects such as Ustaad Bhagat Singh were not equipped with a suitable script to move forward with filming."

He stated that there are only eight days of filming left for Hari Hara Veera Mallu, which is set to be his first release in 2025. Pawan also emphasized that Ustaad Bhagat Singh is an original film and not a remake, thereby dispelling the persistent rumours suggesting that the Harish Shankar project was based on a Tamil film.

Among Pawan Kalyan's most eagerly awaited projects is OG, directed by Sujeeth. Pawan noted that 90% of the film has been completed, attributing this progress to his relentless efforts in urging the directors to finalize the shooting.

Pawan Kalyan updates on his pending films

Pawan Kalyan's recent comments have generated considerable enthusiasm among his supporters, re-establishing his presence in the film industry. Notably, his commendable support for Allu Arjun during a difficult period has garnered significant acclaim.

Although it has been some time since Pawan Kalyan graced the cinema, the year 2025 is set to witness three film releases featuring the Andhra Pradesh deputy CM, much to the excitement of his fanbase. The reaction of filmmakers to Pawan Kalyan's statements remains to be seen. Stay tuned for further updates.