Pawan Kalyan campaigned for TDP-BJP combine in the last general elections and played key role in bringing the combine to the power.
Although he launched his own political entity Jana Sena Party, he is yet to expand the party. He is still with the BJP, and doesn’t work against TDP but the dialogues he mouthed in “Sardaar Gabbar Singh” didn’t go well with Chandrababu Naidu, said a top political journalist.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minster Chandrababu Naidu reportedly enquired about the box-office result and the contents of Pawan Kalyan’s “Sardaar Gabbar Singh” that released on Ugadi festival.
When he heard about the dialogue about caste, he was reportedly displeased with Pawan’s attitude.
In the film, when Mukesh Rishi refuses to give the hand of Kajal to Pawan Kalyan on the basis is that he is not from “ruling class”,
Pawan Kalyan mouths a powerful dialogue. Before that scene, Mukesh Rishi takes help from Pawan Kalyan and Kajal is saved by him.
So the dialogue goes like this: “When taking help you don’t remember the caste. Once the work is done, you remember that I don’t belong to ruling class.”
This has obvious references to the help he did for TDP and the recent allegations by TDP men during the Kapu reservation struggle. Probably this is why Chandrababu Naidu is not happy with such dialogues in the film.
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