Coming back to his filmography, though Teen Maar (2011) got approval from critics – it failed to register a hit at the box office The spot dubbing (thikka) made it difficult for masses and classes to follow/understand the dialogues. Also the basic theme being very urban-oriented, masses rejected the movie out rightly. Panjaa (2011), though technically a brilliant movie, failed with respect to its content.

Even with respect to success and failures at box office, Pawan kalyan’s filmography has been quite contra-distinctive. While he had, in the beginning of his movie career, six consecutive successful movies to his credit, which no other Telugu Film star had achieved in the past, he also had to face the brunt of a series of flops – thanks to his thikka, which we fans adore. Neither the flops before Jalsa could manage to overshadow his stardom nor the flops of Puli and Teen maar that came after Jalsa could empower the critics to write him off for the No. 1 position. But its only after the debacle of Panjaa, for the first time, Pawan Kalyan’s career as a star took a mild jolt and I would say those six months after Panjaa is the only period where he gave other stars in TFI a sigh of relief to eye the No.1 position after Chiranjeevi left the throne.

Six months!!! six months of silence, six months of vacuum, six months of desolation in fans. Just like every other Pawan fan I was never worried about the flops but not finding any promising movie that can go well with the current trend lead to the desolation. The plans of Pawan to work with Tamil directors even after failing more than couple of times with them added to the worry and with a Super hit Dabangg  (2010) being remade as Gabbar Singh by relatively small time director Harish made the situation worse .

But Director lo content unte, chinna-pedda,kotha-paatha ani theda lekoonda thana cutout vadukomani isthadu Pawan. Harish aa cutout ki palabhishekam chesi padi kalalala paatu abhimanula gundello undipoyettu chesadu !!