Why Pawan Kalyan Learned Martial Arts?

Everyone is aware of the stamina of Power Star Pawan Kalyan in the industry. People from all sections got stunned with the sensational and breathtaking stunts in his films. In his debut film Akkada Ammayi Ikkada Abbayi itself Pawan shocked all by breaking heavy rocks on his body. He even got his hands crushed under four-wheelers.

Later, Pawan Kalyan showcased his martial arts expertise in many of his films. In Johnny, he was seen as a martial arts trainer who fights to save his wife. The question arises why Pawan Kalyan learned martial arts.

Pawan revealing the secret said, “During my childhood I used to look down the martial arts. My brother Naga Babu however used to learn it seriously. He learned Karate in Nellore. When he asked me to learn the art, I made fun of it. Even when I watched Bruce Lee films, I did not get excited. I was under the impression that only foreigners gain expertise in those kinds of arts. When I went to college another set of problems arose."

Pawan continued saying, "Since I am the brother of Chiranjeevi, one or the other person used to be ready to fight with me making fun of Chiranjeevi's movies. When I went to Madras few times, there too some or the other used to make fun of Chiranjeevi. Though I felt like bashing them black and blue, I backtracked since I was weak compared to them. I used to think if I fight and cannot defend myself. I never had the capacity to control my anger.

During that time I had the only option in front of me and that is martial arts. If we cannot control our anger, we react to even a small mistake. But martial arts give us the power to control self. It's not like that after learning martial arts we go and thrash them, but the way we look at the quarrels will change completely. That was the reason why I trained in martial arts. However, I don’t have the power to star in a full length martial arts entertainer and entertain people."

Pawan Kalyan recently clarified to his close aides that, he will not be making comeback to films!