Pawan Kalyan On Silver Screen: A New Way to Reach Public

Pawan Kalyan is known for doing things differently—whether in films or politics. Just like his unique style earned him the title of “Power Star” in cinema, his political approach also carries a distinct touch. By forming a strong alliance with TDP and BJP, he led the Jana Sena Party to a major victory and now holds the Deputy Chief Minister position.

Staying true to his love for rural India, Pawan has taken charge of key departments that focus on village development. He’s now launched a special initiative called “Mana Ooru Maata – Maanchi Maata”, which is set to begin this Thursday.

What makes this initiative stand out is its innovative format. Instead of physically visiting villages, Pawan will stay at his camp office in Mangalagiri and connect with selected villages via video conferencing. Large cinema screens in local theaters will be used to display these sessions, where villagers can directly interact with him, share their problems, and get real-time solutions.

In the first round, he will speak with residents of Ravivalasa village in Srikakulam district through Bhavani Theater in Tekkali. Around 300 villagers are expected to attend. Pawan will listen to their concerns and guide government officials to act on them immediately.

This format combines his cinematic background with his political mission. It’s cost-effective, efficient, and brings a new flavor to political outreach—one that blends technology and grassroots connection.

Government officials from Panchayati Raj and Rural Development departments have already made the necessary arrangements.

Whether this “silver screen grievance” model becomes a trendsetter remains to be seen—but one thing is clear: Pawan is turning his screen presence into people’s presence in the most unexpected way.