Pawan Kalyan's political duties have slowed his acting career, causing speculation about the shelving of 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh'. Producer Ravi Shankar clarified the film isn't shelved and the team ...

The award was presented to Chiranjeevi at a special ceremony held at the UK Parliament in London on March 19. His brother, Pawan Kalyan extended his heartfelt congratulations on this remarkable ...

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and chief of Janasena Party (JSP) K Pawan Kalyan has said that ... had been critical of Kalyan’s recent remarks that that there were no objections when Tamil ...

Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) president YS Sharmila on Sunday accused Pawan Kalyan of turning his Janasena party into an “Andhra Communal Party”. The APCC president noted that while the ...

In an interview with Galatta, he talked about his health crisis and struggles with the disease and made a request to his former students—Pawan Kalyan and Vijay. In the conversation, Hussaini ...

For those who might not know, Pawan Kalyan had recently passed comment about how South politicians criticize hindi language but the director dub their movies in Hindi to get more box office ...

If you don’t want Hindi in your state, why do you release your movies in Hindi states and want their money?” Apart from his political career, Pawan Kalyan is currently working on one of his ...

After Pawan Kalyan's remarks on March 15, DMK MP Kanimozhi dug up his 2017 remarks 'against' Hindi language. "Technology allows you to watch movies beyond language barriers,' she said in a post.

Amid the three-language debate, actor-politician Prakash Raj launched a scathing attack on Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan for his recent remarks on Tamil movie dubbing in Hindi.

Pawan Kalyan took to his X (formerly known as Twitter) on Saturday and claimed that he never opposed the Hindi language, amid growing tensions over his remarks on Tamil movies being dubbed in Hindi.

The controversy arose when Kalyan, during the 12th foundation day celebrations of the Jana Sena Party in Pithampuram, Kakinada, questioned Tamil Nadu's stance on Hindi. "Why do Tamil Nadu politicians ...

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan on Saturday asserted that neither forcibly imposing a language nor blindly opposing one contributes to national and cultural integration.