OG: Pawan Kalyan Sets Screens On Fire

The long wait is over. They Call Him OG arrived in cinemas today and it is a meticulously crafted ode to the colossal stardom of Power Star Pawan Kalyan who sets the screens on fire. Director Sujeeth, a self-confessed fan, has delivered what millions have been craving. It’s a sleek, high-voltage action drama that places the Power Star on a pedestal of unmatched charisma, turning the cinema into a roaring colosseum.

From the rain-soaked streets of Mumbai to the mystique of a Japanese-inspired origin story, the film is a technical triumph. But the real fire is brought by the OG Pawan Kalyan himself. His screen presence is magnetic, a masterclass in controlled ferocity.

Every slow-motion strut, every intense glance, and every meticulously choreographed martial arts move is designed for a mass eruption. It’s a film made for the sheer joy of watching a beloved star unleash his full power.

A major reason for the film’s thunderous impact is SS Thaman’s background score. The intro scene and the explosive police station sequence, in particular, are elevated to goosebump moments purely by the power of his score.

In essence, They Call Him OG is a confident, visually arresting, and acoustically powerful cinematic event. It’s a pure celebration of Pawan Kalyan, delivering all the style, action, and swag that his massive fan base could ever ask for.