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Telangana Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy has backed down from demanding an apology from Pawan Kalyan over his “evil eye” remark. During a visit to Andhra Pradesh, he said the matter was over and praised CM Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership.
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Telangana Congress leaders demanded an apology from Andhra Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan over his ‘evil eye’ remark, but BRS called the sudden reaction a diversion from public heat over BC quota demands and the HILTP controversy. Jana Sena said his remarks were misinterpreted
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan is facing mounting pressure from Telangana leaders to issue an unconditional apology for his controversial "evil eye" remarks. Threats of banning his films in Telangana and calls for Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s response have intensified the political row.
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Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy warned that Pawan Kalyan’s films would not be screened in Telangana unless he apologised for claiming the State had cast an “evil eye” on Konaseema’s development. The Minister said such remarks hurt Telangana’s sentiments.
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Congress MLA J Anirudh Reddy has strongly criticised Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan for alleging that Telangana’s “evil eye” hindered Konaseema’s development. Reddy demanded an unconditional apology, questioning why Kalyan continues to reside in Hyderabad if he believes Telangana is detrimental.
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan has ordered a probe into alleged encroachment of 76.74 acres in Mangalam Peta forest lands by YSRCP leader Peddireddy Ramchandra Reddy. Officials are instructed to publish encroacher names and take strict legal action.
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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Forest Minister Pawan Kalyan inaugurated a Kumki elephant training centre at Musalimadugu village in Chittoor district to address the growing human–elephant conflict. Since 2021, elephant attacks have claimed 23 lives and damaged over 4,000 acres of crops in Chittoor and neighbouring districts.
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The Jana Sena Party, led by Pawan Kalyan, has extended unconditional support to the BJP in the Jubilee Hills by-election, strengthening the NDA alliance in Telangana. JSP Telangana president Shankar Goud met BJP leaders and confirmed the party’s backing.
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Videos from the US, UK and Canada showing Indians violating local laws during Diwali celebrations have drawn sharp criticism. Community leaders urge NRIs to act responsibly and respect local customs to uphold India’s global image
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered prayers at the Srisailam temple in Andhra Pradesh on Thursday, seeking the well-being and prosperity of all Indians. He also visited the Sree Shivaji Spoorthi Kendra and will address a GST awareness meeting
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Chiranjeevi praised Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG, calling it a brilliantly made gangster film “on par with Hollywood standards.” Nani also hailed the Sujeeth directorial, which stars Emraan Hashmi and Priyanka Arul Mohan.
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Thalam Naveen, a passionate fan of actor Pawan Kalyan, has undertaken a padayatra from Hyderabad to the Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy temple to pray for the success of the actor’s upcoming film ‘OG’.
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The Telangana High Court has extended the interim order suspending enhanced ticket prices for Pawan Kalyan's OG film until October 9. However, the order will not apply to the petitioner, Vijay Gopal, who had challenged the ticket price hike
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The Telangana High Court has set aside a single judge’s interim order suspending the State Government’s memo allowing higher ticket prices for Pawan Kalyan’s film OG. The bench directed a fresh hearing on September 26, citing the memo’s limited validity till October 4.
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Hyderabad’s Prasads Multiplex issued a humorous advisory to fans of Pawan Kalyan after witnessing wild celebrations during screenings of They Call Him OG. From cheers to torn T-shirts, the frenzy prompted the theatre to jokingly suggest carrying a spare shirt.
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OG is a mass entertainer built around Pawan Kalyan’s fiery screen presence. Packed with whistle-worthy elevations and stylish action, it entertains fans while keeping the story secondary and setting up Part 2.
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Justice N.V. Shravan Kumar of the Telangana High Court has suspended the State government’s memo allowing increased ticket prices for Pawan Kalyan’s film OG, including Rs. 800 for premiere shows. The Court also directed police to ensure that minors are barred from viewing the ‘A’ certified film.
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Fans of actor Pawan Kalyan staged a protest at Asian Theatre in Bhadrachalam, alleging denial of tickets for the OG movie premiere. The protest escalated with fans locking the ticket counter and manager’s office, displaying banners to express their anger over the cancellation.
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Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan announced a committee to resolve Uppada fishermen’s grievances over sea pollution affecting livelihoods. The panel will include officials, local leaders, and fishermen representatives to address compensation, infrastructure, and sustainable fishing opportunities.
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Pawan Kalyan sings the special track Washi Yo Washi in Sujeeth’s upcoming film OG. Composed by Thaman, the song boosts anticipation for the DVV Entertainment production releasing September 25, 2025.