With
over fifteen years (15 Movies) of experience in the film industry, “Power Star” Pawan Kalyan is now arriving
with his Panjaa (with minimal
promotional activities from its makers) bringing huge expectations with in the movie
lovers (especially in megafans).
I have my own set of assumptions and expectations on the outcome and collections of this
movie! Just for comparison, let us choose the recent blockbuster of the
industry “Mahesh Babu’s - Dookudu” - it has many similarities with Pawan Kalyan’s
Panjaa. Both the celebrities have 16 Movies each in their kitty who were waiting
to break all the existing box-office records from a long time. Though Mahesh
with his last movie Khaleja (in combination with Jalsa Director – Trivikram)
failed to achieve this target, has never failed to miss it with his 16th movie – Dookudu. While Timing,
Teamwork and Subject are the key elements of the success – Mahesh’s factor
equals all these factors which helped the movie to become super
success.
As always (for Pawan Kalyan's Movie) before its release only, almost 50% of the tickets will be sold for the first three days and would collect nothing less than 20+ Crores, the movie has already made a business of around 50 Crores (through distribution, satellite and music rights) is all set to recreate the history by creating sensation – first day collections for the movie will not be less than 15 Crores (including advance bookings) and in the long run - by the third weekend it will reach 100+ Crores, and I am damn sure (after watching the making videos and trailers), Panjaa will certainly attract every segment of audience to the theatres for multiple times at least for the first few weeks and by 25th December – the movie collects 100+ Crores (apart from pre-release business, which will be a rare feet in the history of telugu cinema).
I have mentioned about the collections of the movie, since that is the only factor which can be used for measuring the power of the star in the current generation (at least in the business point of view). By changing his attitude towards a commercial movie, Pawan is now entertaining media to approach him for various interviews. Recently – Pawan also encouraged the makers of Panjaa in making a special interview on him! Just the highlights (less than 3 mins) of this interview got a huge response from the Power Star’s Fans and are now eagerly waiting for the blast! If this is the changed style of Pawan Kalyan, then one can expect the level of his dedication and efforts that he would have put for the movie (as per the demand from audience, unlike in his past movies).
Let’s
quickly look at the flash back of Pawan Kalyan's career (in the table below) and my views and ratings for each of his projects and performances in it. For each and every movie of his, he puts lot of efforts and dedication but the only mistake he used to commit (until TeenMaar) was the selection of the subject and his characterization in the movie. But as mentioned above, the changed Pawan has also changed his style of selection of the subjects (as needed for a commercial movie) which will never let him down from now on!
Movie No.
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Banner
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Movie Name
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Release Date
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My Rating for Pawan
Kalyan
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Comment
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1
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Geetha Arts
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Akkada Ammayi Ikkada Abbayi
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11 Oct 1996
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2 out of 5
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Debut Movie, with few expectations
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2
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NSC Arts
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Gokulamlo Seeta
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22 Aug 1997
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3 out of 5
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Worked with full of Determination
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3
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Supergood Films
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Suswagatham
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1 Jan 1998
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3.25 out of 5
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Zeal to learn - can be seen very clearly!
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4
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NSC Arts
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Tholi Prema
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24 July 1998
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4 out of 5
|
Completely transformed into a BIG Hero – carried a lot of
variations and added value to the movie
|
5
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Sri Venkateswara Art Films
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Thammudu
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15 July 1999
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4.25 out of 5
|
Dedication & Style have helped him in increasing his own fan-base.
Excellent Selection!
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6
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VijayaLakshmi Art Movies
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Badri
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20 April 2000
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4.25 out of 5
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Lot of variations in this character helped him in showcase his
talent to the fullest – thanks to Puri!
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7
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Sri Surya Movies
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Kushi
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27 April 2001
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4.5 out of 5
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Excelled all the way – Energetic Performance and Style proved his
stamina at the box-office collections!
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8
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Geetha Arts
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Johnny
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24 April 2003
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3 out of 5
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Miscalculated and Wrong Step! Taken huge risk at the peak of his
career!
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9
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Anjana Productions
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Gudumba Shankar
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10 Sept 2004
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4 out of 5
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Excellent work, but wrong selection of characterization
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10
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Vyjayanthi Movies
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BALU – abcdefg
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6 Jan 2005
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4.25 out of 5
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Excelled, but audience did not connected to it.
|
11
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Sri Surya Movies
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Bangaram
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03 May 2006
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4.5 out of 5
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Excellent subject - but again people did not connected
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12
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Mega Supergood Films
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Annavaram
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29 Dec 2006
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4.25 out of 5
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Chose to perform different angle – Sentiment and emotion! Tamil
Flavor
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13
|
Geetha Arts
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Jalsa
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2 Apr 2008
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4.5 out of 5
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Slight Variation in the subject put breaks to box-office collections!
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14
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Kanaka Ratna Movies
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Komaram Puli
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10 Sept 2010
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4.25 out of 5
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Few unnecessary stunts & scenes have spoiled the outcome of a
great subject!
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15
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Parameswara Arts
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Teenmaar
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14 April 2011
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4.25 out of 5
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Subject is not suitable and failed to get appreciation
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16
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Sanghamitra Arts +
Arka Mediaworks
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Panjaa
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9 Dec 2011
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Should be 4.75 out of 5 now!
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Excellent Subject – Stylish Making – Great Teamwork – Superb Form.
And it is the time for him to rule the industry! Let’s wait and C.
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