Pawan Kalyan spiritual deeksha targeted by senseless people.We often say things just to show off, but times have changed. Nowadays, it’s become a habit for people to say whatever comes to mind on social media, which has overshadowed traditional media. Recently, AP Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, who had undertaken a penance regarding the Tirumala Srivari Laddu issue, decided to end his fast after eleven days by visiting Tirumala. However, the reactions to his walk from Tirupati’s Alipiri to Tirumala via the pedestrian path have sparked unnecessary criticism online. Is it really that trivial? It doesn’t seem so.
Walking from Tirupati to Tirumala on foot is no easy task, and Pawan Kalyan’s trek quickly went viral on social media, with some mocking his struggles. But anyone who takes that path, whether a common person or a celebrity, faces challenges. Climbing thousands of steps is strenuous for anyone, regardless of their fitness level. It’s not just athletes who find it tough—anyone doing something outside their usual routine is bound to sweat and get tired. This is normal, and no one is exempt from these physical demands.
Criticizing such natural human reactions is pointless. There’s also a noticeable difference between Pawan’s walk and that of others. Most celebrities are usually accompanied by a small group of ten or so people, but Pawan Kalyan was surrounded by over a hundred. In such a crowded atmosphere, with barely any room to breathe, it’s no wonder his walk appeared more difficult. It’s hard to imagine walking uphill surrounded by such a massive crowd without facing additional challenges.
In the end, while people may joke or criticize, it’s important to remember that Pawan’s actions carry a purpose. His words and deeds are often meant to make a statement, and the backlash he faces for something as simple as walking seems both unnecessary and misplaced.