Pawan Kalyan, who is considered the leading hero in Tollywood, said he was facing financial problems. “I have little money. You may not believe this. In fact, it has become difficult for me to pay salaries to my staff every month.
I am not joking. Please go through my income tax assessment papers,” he said. When asked how he could shape his Jana Sena as a political force by 2019 as today’s political system needs crores of rupees to contest any election, Pawan replied, “What you are saying is true. But I am an optimist. I have full faith in my capabilities. I never give up.
“Yes, I took up Sardaar Gabbar Singh because I was in need of money,” revealed Superstar Pawan Kalyan in an interview to a Telugu news channel on Sunday.
In an interview to a vernacular TV channel, he said the success or failure of his films did not matter to him. He said he was conscious about his limitations and did not want to have unrealistic expectations. He recalled how he had wanted to become an SFX technician and wanted to go to the US to do the same but circumstances forced him to become an actor. “I wanted to quit movies after Khushi. I go through hell every time because people expect too much from me,” he added.
The actor who said he seeks creative solace watching Telugu and Hindi classics also spoke about how he becomes a wreck every time he has to stick to the formula of romance, fights and songs.