Jana Sena chief, Konidela Pawan Kalyan, has made headlines by winning a sensational victory from Pithapuram with a margin of over 70,000 votes. The party also won 21 seats in the assembly elections, capturing the nation’s attention. Now, Pawan Kalyan serves as the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, having appointed a capable young IAS officer, Krishna Teja, as his OSD. Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu requested the central government to transfer Krishna Teja from Kerala to Andhra Pradesh. During Pawan’s swearing-in ceremony, his entire family celebrated his success.
Before the elections, Pawan Kalyan traveled across the state, distributing one lakh rupees each from his personal funds to the families of tenant farmers who committed suicide. He used his movie earnings for this noble cause, earning praise from all quarters. Recently, another interesting fact came to light: Pawan had borrowed money from his nephew, Mega Power Star Ram Charan.
This wasn’t for political campaigns or election expenses but for personal use before he became an actor. When Chiranjeevi’s pocket money wasn’t enough, Pawan would borrow from Ram Charan. He promised to pay it back with interest, even questioning why a kid like Charan needed so much money and taking it himself. Chiranjeevi's elder daughter, Sushmita, revealed this in a recent interview, and both Pawan Kalyan and Ram Charan have confirmed it on various occasions.
Despite starting by borrowing pocket money, Pawan Kalyan has worked hard to become an inspiration to millions. Mega family members expressed their joy, saying Pawan’s hard work has finally paid off with his swearing-in as a minister.
