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Controversial movie maker Ram Gopal Varma trusts that Telugu film on-screen character turned-politician power star Pawan Kalyan challenges all seats in Andhra Pradesh like whiz Rajinikanth is doing in Tamil Nadu state .
Ram Gopal Varma on Tuesday tweeted: I wish Pawan Kalyan will challenge all seats in Andhra Pradhesh as is Rajinikanth doing in Tamil Nadu state . In the event that he doesn’t do, Pawan Kalyan’s fans will feel that pavan kalyan doesn’t have guts like kollywood super star Rajinikanth .
It will be an affront to Telugu individuals’ prestige if our whiz has lesser guts than the super star of Tamil individuals . On the off chance that Pawan Kalyan doesn’t with guts challenge in every last seat of Andhra Pradesh, the two his fans and all Telugu individuals will feel he’s only an extremely normal star and not a super star like Rajinikanth of the Tamil individuals.
Rajinikanth on December 31, reported his gets ready for a political profession. He will coast another political party that will seek after “spiritual politics” and pledged to challenge the following Tamil Nadu general Assembly elections .
He also claimed that Pawan’s upcoming film Agnyaathavaasi inspired him to return from his Twitter self-exile. And he began to talk about the political debut of Rajinikanth that made international headlines. And he took a swipe at Pawan Kalyan’s political endeavour.
I wish @PawanKalyan will contest all seats in AP like @superstarrajini doing in TN ..if he doesn’t do,PK’s fans will feel he doesn’t have guts like Rajinikanth ..it will be an insult to telugu people’s prestige if our Superstar has lesser guts than the Superstar of Tamil people,” he said.
The Sarkar director has always taken a sharper line when commenting on the Megastar family, including Pawan and Megastar Chiranjeevi. RGV was relentless in trolling Chiranjeevi’s comeback film Khaidi No. 150 and he was also highly critical about Pawan’s Katamarayudu before he quit Twitter last year. And he’s back just days ahead of Pawan’s most-awaited film Agnyaathavaasi, which is due in theatres on January 10.