Power Gone for 'Power Star', Pawan Kalyan beats Modi in Acting - Pawan Kalyan Trolled
Pawan Kalyan, the actor-turned-political leader, was having difficulty breathing as he made his way to the tirumala Temple. Amid the tirupati Laddu scandal, Andhra Pradesh's deputy chief minister pawan kalyan started his pilgrimage to the temple on Tuesday. Videos of kalyan and his group ascending the temple stairs went viral online. It is rumored that a devotee must climb more than 3500 stairs to get to the summit of the temple.
Kalyan was seen taking a break from the climbing in a video that was posted on X. He appeared to be having trouble breathing and was drenched in perspiration. The politician-actor has allegedly struggled with back pain and asthma, which has supporters worried about his health. He was spotted being fanned by a teammate who thought it would benefit him.
Following internet allegations that tirupati laddus contained animal fat, pawan kalyan decided to visit the shrine. The supreme court took up the matter on Monday, september 30, and chastised andhra pradesh chief minister N chandrababu naidu for leveling accusations in public. The bench, which consists of Justices BR Gavai and KV Viswanathan, criticized the chief minister while deliberating on petitions for court-monitored investigations. As you can see from the tweets above, though, he was trolling by other users.
Kalyan was seen taking a break from the climbing in a video that was posted on X. He appeared to be having trouble breathing and was drenched in perspiration. The politician-actor has allegedly struggled with back pain and asthma, which has supporters worried about his health. He was spotted being fanned by a teammate who thought it would benefit him.
Following internet allegations that tirupati laddus contained animal fat, pawan kalyan decided to visit the shrine. The supreme court took up the matter on Monday, september 30, and chastised andhra pradesh chief minister N chandrababu naidu for leveling accusations in public. The bench, which consists of Justices BR Gavai and KV Viswanathan, criticized the chief minister while deliberating on petitions for court-monitored investigations. As you can see from the tweets above, though, he was trolling by other users.