Pawan Kalyan is a leading star hero on the silver screen. Apart from movie glamour, he has no political image.
Even after establishing the Janasena party ten years ago, he has not been able to make any impression politically.
Pawan is in a pitiful position of not being able to declare that he will hoist the victory flag if he contests alone.
That is why there is a feeling of relaxing with the alliance with TDP.
Recently, the Janasena party announced that Pawan Kalyan will visit both Godavari districts for four days. Citing that the R&B authorities refused permission to land the helicopter he canceled the tour.
After that, he said that he will have a meeting with the leaders of the constituencies he wanted to visit in Mangalagiri. That doesn't seem to have happened either.
No one knows what Pawan Kalyan did in this gap. Now he is in Visakhapatnam. An internal meeting was held with the leaders of Visakha and Anakapalli parliamentary constituencies.
On the other hand, Chandrababu Naidu and his son Lokesh are in campaigning. Pawan Kalyan, who has formed an alliance with TDP, is saying goodbye to field trips and is giving a build-up as if he is doing something practical.
Is he thinking that it is of no big use for the kind of 20-25 seats to be given to Janasena?
Or else, is TDP stopping Pawan, fearing that Lokesh's visit will be diluted?
There are no concrete answers to these questions.
Pawan Kalyan, who has gained fans especially as a leading hero on the silver screen, is in a confused state of not knowing what his role is on the political screen. If Chandrababu is active even at the age of 75, Pawan is passive.
It is true that Pawan is seen as a villain, a comedian, and a guest artist on the political screen. Pawan's role changes depending on the circumstances.
This election is very important for Pawan's political career. At least he should win his own seat first to be relevant in AP politics. But will that happen is a million dollar question.
