Pawan Kalyan has finally stepped in to promote his much-awaited film Hari Hara Veera Mallu (HHVM), ahead of its release on July 24th. The actor addressed the media this morning in Hyderabad, even before the film’s pre-release event scheduled for the evening. Directed by Krish Jagarlamudi and Jyothi Krishna, HHVM has faced a long, turbulent journey — something Pawan Kalyan openly acknowledged during his interaction.
Speaking at the press meet, Pawan candidly said, “I am an accidental actor. I usually don’t like to boast about my films or work. But I chose to hold this press meet solely for AM Rathnam garu. Even with the pre-release event planned for later today, I wanted to take this moment to speak because I might not get another chance to interact with the media properly.”
Pawan reflected on the film’s prolonged production, adding, “Trivikram garu once wrote a line in Agnyathavaasi about waging wars to build a chair. Making a film is no different — it’s a battle. HHVM has weathered two COVID waves and faced creative hurdles. After shifting my focus to politics, I couldn’t dedicate the time the project deserved. But Rathnam garu worked relentlessly to see it through.”
Expressing deep respect for the veteran producer, Pawan said, “AM Rathnam is not just a producer chasing success or money. He represents those pillars who’ve always supported the industry, no matter the circumstances. That is why I am here — to stand by him publicly.”
He further shared, “Rathnam garu never reacts to criticism, he maintains his composure. Sometimes, his silence irritates me. So I decided to be his voice today and show my support for this film.”
Pawan also acknowledged the promotional efforts of Niddhi Agerwal and the rest of the team, recognizing their hard work in building momentum for the film. With these heartfelt statements, Pawan reaffirmed his commitment to HHVM, ensuring that his presence boosts the film’s visibility just days ahead of its release.
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