Pawan Kalyan and Rana Daggubati’s Bheemla Nayak, the Telugu remake of Ayyappanum Koshiyum is announced for theatrical release on the 12th of January next year, marking the occasion of Sankranthi. The makers have been affirming that the film will indeed be releasing in theaters on the 12th of January, through the newly released posters and teasers. However, there are reports claiming that Bheemla Nayak might be postponed to Republic Day release, 26th January. But this isn’t in the best interests of Pawan’s fans on social media. They want the makers of the Pawan Kalyan starrer to release the film in theaters on the 12th of January.

Pawan’s fans opine that Sankranthi release will ensure the best possible box office returns to the film. Also, they can’t wait to catch Pawan’s mass avatar in the film as the recently released teaser has catapulted the buzz around the film multi-fold. They are hoping that Bheemla Nayak hits the theaters at the earliest and are in no mood to accept any delays in release. They have even started mounting pressure on the makers of Bheemla Nayak, asking them to stick to initial release plans and make sure that the film releases on 12th January, as a Sankranthi special.

The makers of Bheemla Nayak are also keen on sticking to their release plans. They are unfazed by the fact that even RRR is likely to release in theaters next Sankranthi season. They are confident about the film’s content and are placing their trusting in Pawan Kalyan’s star power and box office pull, which will ensure thunderous openings to the film next Sankranthi season.

The shooting of Bheemla Nayak is progressing at an encouraging pace and there aren’t too many reasons to postpone the film. Except of course, if the Covid third wave hits the nation really hard next January or earlier. So, Pawan’s fans can rest assured for now. Bheemla Nayak is well and truly on course to hit the silver screens on the 12th of January next year. Meanwhile, the title song from the film’s audio album will be out on the 2nd of September, marking Pawan Kalyan’s birthday.

Janasena supremo Pawan Kalyan appreciated Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin, saying the latter’s modus operandi is setting an example for the entire nation.

“A party should do politics to come to power and form the government, but it should never do politics after being voted to power. You are putting the same philosophy to implementation and your governance is a testimony of worthy leadership,” reads a vague translation of Pawan Kalyan’s press statement.

It is very much evident that Pawan Kalyan is very much impressed with Stalin’s work ethic and his governance.

Stalin recently asked his party MLAs to refrain from praising him in the assembly and instead use the provided time to speak about the problems that are being faced in their respective constituencies.

Not so long ago, he ordered the government authorities to distribute school bags with his political rivals, Jayalalithaa, and Palaniswamy’s photos to the students. These bags were printed during the previous government’s regime and Stalin didn’t want to waste extra government money now on removing these prints, so he ordered the officials to distribute the same school bags.

Thoughtful acts like these have made Stalin an inspirational politician.