"Gabbar Singh," one of the biggest blockbusters in Pawan Kalyan's career, is all set to re-release on September 2nd, coinciding with the actor's birthday. The film, which came out in 2012, was directed by Harish Shankar and became a massive hit, leaving an everlasting impact on Pawan's fans. A remake of Salman Khan's "Dabangg," "Gabbar Singh" was adapted uniquely by Harish Shankar, and Pawan's swag and style are still cherished by fans.
On the occasion of the re-release, producer Bandla Ganesh held a press meet and spoke emotionally about Pawan Kalyan and the film. Ganesh said, "If my parents gave me birth, it was Pawan Kalyan who gave me life. No matter what my financial status is, without Pawan, I wouldnât have this name or position. If not for Pawan Kalyan, I would have remained doing small roles." Recalling Pawan Kalyanâs support, he added, "One day, Pawan called me and asked if I would like to become a producer. While everyone doubted my ability to produce a film, Pawan stood by me. 'Gabbar Singh' is not just a movie; it's a history."
Comparing the film's significance, Bandla Ganesh stated, "Just as the Bhagavad Gita is sacred to Hindus, the Quran to Muslims, and the Bible to Christians, âGabbar Singhâ holds the same sanctity for Pawan fans." He emphasized that all the credit for the film goes to director Harish Shankar, praising his unique style and freedom given by Pawan Kalyan during the movie's making.
Ganesh also mentioned that while Pawan Kalyan could live comfortably with the highest remuneration, he chose to fight for ten years to achieve his current stature. He added, "Today, Telugu movies, directors, and producers are gaining national recognition. After being away from films for seven years, I will return to make more blockbuster films under the Parameswara Arts banner."
