Janasenani Pawan Kalyan recently spoke up about the controversy surrounding his movie “BRO,” which has become a topic of political debate in Andhra Pradesh. The film’s dialogues and scenes have drawn criticism from the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) for allegedly targeting Chief Minister YS Jagan Reddy and Minister Ambati Rambabu.
In response, Pawan Kalyan urged Janasena leaders to maintain a higher standard of discourse and refrain from personal attacks. He emphasized the importance of focusing on policies and issues that affect the state and its people instead of engaging in unnecessary arguments.
Pawan clarified that he has voluntarily distanced himself from the movie to prioritize his political commitments. He urged his party members not to be provoked and to uphold dignity in their conduct. Expressing concerns about the current government’s actions, Pawan accused the YSRCP of exploiting human resources and questioned their ability to govern effectively. He reaffirmed his dedication to Janasena’s vision of forming a government in the future.
Moreover, Pawan announced that the party would adopt a new system for candidate selection, considering local issues, opinions, and survey reports. He also expressed satisfaction with the positive response to the ongoing Varahi Yatra in Visakhapatnam. Overall, Pawan Kalyan’s statements reflect his commitment to responsible politics and his aspiration to make a meaningful impact on the state’s governance.
