Looking at the conditions going on in the Telugu film industry, anyone can come up with suspicions. It seems that Pawan Kalyan is lonely now after the actor slammed the Andhra Pradesh government at the pre-release of the Republic film.
Analysts say that Pawan Kalyan has stood firm on an issue, whether it is for political purposes or film industry purposes. The comments made by PSPK on the industry, as well as YSRCP leaders, are still stirring up controversy.
They say it would have been better for the industry to support Pawan Kalyan in this regard. It is strange to see even Mega heroes did not respond to the comments made by Pawan.
Fans are also commenting on social media that when a person is fighting for the industry, no one is giving solid support to Pawan. On the other hand, the Telugu Film Chamber has already clarified that it has nothing to do with the comments made by Powerstar.
In a meeting with AP Minister Perni Nani, the producers spoke against Pawan Kalyan. While questioned the government’s ownership of the privately-owned film industry, Dil Raju said that they have applied to the government for online ticketing. Chiranjeevi also expressed regret over the remarks made by Pawan, AP Minister Perni Nani told the media.
It is understood that there is no support for Pawan Kalyan, even at home. Janasenani is moving forward alone on his journey. Fans wish it would have been nice if at least family members had come along. But given the current situation, it is almost impossible.
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Kollywood Veteran Producer M. Saravanan Passes Away at 86
Well-known Tamil producer and owner of the iconic AVM Productions, M. Saravanan, passed away on Thursday morning in Chennai due to age-related ailments. His body will be kept at AVM Studios for the public to pay their respects. Saravanan, aged 86, was widely regarded as one of the stalwarts of Kollywood.
Born in 1939, Saravanan was the son of AV Meiyappan, the founder of AVM Productions. He carried forward his father’s legacy, delivering quality films under the banner along with his brother M. Balasubramaniam. He also served as the Sheriff of Madras in 1986.
Taking charge of the studio and production company in the 1950s, Saravanan played a pivotal role in expanding AVM’s reputation beyond Tamil cinema. Over the next five decades, AVM Productions became synonymous with a distinctive filmmaking style and delivered numerous blockbusters across multiple languages, including Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Notable films produced under Saravanan’s guidance include Leader, Sivaji, Gemini, Naanum Oru Penn, Samsaram Adhu Minsaram, and Ayan. He also won two Filmfare Awards as a producer. His son, MS Guhan, continues to head the company and carry forward the family legacy. After 2010, AVM Productions shifted focus from feature films to producing web series.
News of Saravanan’s passing prompted condolences from across the film industry and political circles, reflecting the immense respect and admiration he commanded throughout his illustrious career.
