

Power Star Pawan Kalyan has completed three decades in Telugu cinema, marking a significant milestone in his journey from a film debutant to one of the industry's most recognisable stars. He entered the film industry on October 11, 1996, following in the footsteps of his elder brother, Megastar Chiranjeevi. With his distinctive style, dialogue delivery and screen presence, Pawan Kalyan gradually built a strong identity of his own and earned the title of Power Star among fans.
Films such as Tholi Prema, Badri and Khushi helped him become a favourite among young audiences, while Jalsa, Gabbar Singh and Attarintiki Daredi further strengthened his box-office standing. His career has included both major successes and setbacks, but his loyal fan base has remained a defining feature of his stardom. He also explored filmmaking through Johnny, in which he handled writing and direction alongside acting. After establishing himself as a leading actor, Pawan Kalyan entered politics with a focus on public service. He now balances his political responsibilities as Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister with film projects, including OG, Hari Hara Veera Mallu and Ustaad Bhagat Singh. His 30-year journey remains an important chapter in contemporary Telugu cinema.




















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