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Pawan Kalyan’s Double Shocker On Cards

Pawan Kalyan To Merge Jana Sena With BJP

Power Star Pawan Kalyan, chief of Jana Sena, finally returned back to films after much dillydallying. While few of his diehard fans got super excited with his return others who wished to see him as the Chief Minister of the state of Andhra Pradesh are extremely disappointed.

Pawan, ahead of the elections and after the shock defeat, made it clear that he wouldn't return to the silver screen under any circumstances and would fight for the next 25 years to strengthen his party and show his political power.

But Pawan going back on his words came as a shock to many, that too when Andhra Pradesh is simmering with political heat due to capital controversy and protests from Amaravathi farmers. Many of those protesters feel cheated by Pawan Kalyan who started shooting for his next, remake of Pink titled Lawyer Saab.

Pawan Kalyan also signed the second project in comeback under Krish's direction. Pawan himself who is embarrassed directed his makers to ensure no leaks from the shooting spot. Pawan's decision to forge an alliance with Modi's BJP too did not go down well with many of his supporters.

Pawan got a shock when former CBI director JD Lakshmi Narayana quit the party accusing Pawan of U-turn. Now rumors are flying thick and fast that Pawan who is getting shock aftershocks will soon give dual shocks to everyone.

It is known that rumors are floating that Pawan will sign his next under the direction of Harish Shankar who presented him a blockbuster in form of Gabbar Singh. The day he signs the project, the buzz is Pawan will merge his political outfit, Jana Sena, into Modi's BJP.

This is similar to Mega Star Chiranjeevi who merged his political party Praja Rajyam with Sonia Gandhi's Congress. Chiranjeevi went on to become Union Minister and the question is what post Pawan will get as a Quid Pro Quo.



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