Pawan Kalyan is one actor who roused in name and fame not because of any extra ordinary acting skills. He is firstly a man with golden heart and actor next. Our Telugu audiences have a special sense in receiving personal image and stardom side by side. So, it is Pawan’s personal character and off screen behavior made him an on screen Power Star. Many of his films speak on current issues, burning social topics and preach a message to audience, if not through direct commercial treatment at least Pawan loves to imbibe them in songs with a theme.
Currently, Varun Tej’s ‘Kanche’ is a project of wide discussion in two Telugu speaking states. An intellectual like Krish and philosophically matured writer Sai Madhav Burra when formed as a team, obviously the content writing will be rich. Same happened for ‘Kanche’ and there is a strong resonance from audience too.
Divisions in society based on caste system, preaching of peace distancing from hatred, a love story beyond the social hurdles, re-enacting World War 2 backdrop with Italy, Germany and other European soldiers on screen and most absorbingly a strong message driven in the narration… all these make ‘Kanche’ very close to Pawan Kalyan’s ideologies. Yes, the bottom line is simple… ‘Kanche’ is an outlook of Pawan Kalyan’s rationalistic doctrines.