In today’s digital age, sending birthday wishes has become almost a routine affair—even among close family members. Social media platforms, particularly X, have turned personal greetings into public displays, with celebrities frequently posting heartfelt messages for their relatives.
A recent example is popular Tollywood actor Ram Charan, who took to X to wish his uncle, Pawan Kalyan, the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. Instead of addressing him in the usual affectionate manner as “Babai,” Ram Charan chose the respectful “Pawan Kalyan Garu,” tweeting:
“Happy Birthday @PawanKalyan Garu. I feel truly fortunate to have grown up witnessing your simplicity, strength and selfless nature. Your journey continues to inspire not just me, but millions. Wishing you good health, endless happiness and many more years of greatness.”
Interestingly, Pawan Kalyan’s elder brother, Megastar Chiranjeevi, also posted a public birthday greeting, acknowledging his brother’s achievements in both cinema and public life:
“Birthday wishes to Kalyan Babu, who has made a mark as a top actor in the film industry, as the leader of Jana Sena in public life, and as the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. Your dedication to public service is truly memorable. With the blessings and love of the people, I wish you a long life filled with health and strength, and may you continue to be a guiding force for the people for many more years. Deerghayushman Bhava! @PawanKalyan.”
While both Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan may have personally called Pawan Kalyan, their public social media greetings highlight how even intimate family celebrations have become part of the digital spectacle—turning heartfelt messages into routine, yet highly visible, public expressions.
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