Pawan Thaggedhe Le - Chiru Thaggesta Le

The contrasting styles of Mega Star Chiranjeevi and Power Star Pawan Kalyan are becoming the hot topic for discussion. While Chiranjeevi on many occasions is surprising all saying ' Thaggesta le', Pawan Kalyan is doing exactly the opposite saying 'Thaggedhe Le'.

More recently during the AP theatres ticket issue controversy, Chiranjeevi went overboard and bowed in front of all and sundry, various ministers and AP CM Jagan. The way he stooped in front of CM Jagan even when he did not bother to look at him, left all shocked. Minister Perni Nani, himself went on record that Chiranjeevi was the only one who tried relentlessly to meet CM Jagan despite many abused, attacked, and insulting him. Many of his fans turned furious at him and felt that he shouldn't thank AP CM Jagan after the revised GO. But instead, Chiranjeevi became the first person to thank AP CM Jagan.

This is completely different from Pawan Kalyan who during the Republic film pre-release function blasted on all cylinders tearing apart the AP government and CM Jagan for the discriminatory GO. He even called ministers names like 'Sannasi'. Even before the release of Bheemla Nayak, he launched a frontal attack. He went on to add that he will screen his film for free if the government and AP CM Jagan force him to do so. Inside talk is after the revised GO, a few from the industry called Pawan and requested him to thank AP CM Jagan and his government for the revised GO. But Pawan refused to do so.

This is not the only incident. Chiranjeevi while in politics, merged his Praja Rajyam with the Congress stooping in front of Sonia Gandhi much against the wishes of Pawan Kalyan who during the elections gave fiery speeches. Chiranjeevi after enjoying power for five years after the Congress defeat bowed down and returned back to films saying 'Thaggesta le'. Pawan Kalyan in the meanwhile despite his party Jana Sena's crushing loss, decided to fight it out saying ' thaggede le'. Chiranjeevi even refused to become Industry pedda saying ' Thaggesta le'.