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Pawan Kalyan’s explosive “media interaction” has created quite the buzz. His rant alleging a bigger conspiracy behind Attarintiki Daredi’s illegal leak has even left the investigating cops baffled.
“We have finished the probe and we have not found evidence hinting at a conspiracy,” said J. Prabhakar Rao, superintendent of police, Krishna district.
Pawan’s claim that officials from the cyber crime department in Hyderabad were still investigating, has also fallen flat because DC has learnt from reliable sources that cops have concluded their probe.
So, what is Pawan trying to say? Does he have evidence of a plot? If he does, the actor must approach the police and help curb piracy — a scourge that costs the industry crores.
“It took three-long-years of effort for us to make this film and writing a story is the most difficult thing. Since I have tried my hand at screenwriting earlier, I know its difficulties. I don’t think it’s piracy but it’s a conspiracy.
“The police has nabbed only those who resorted to piracy, but there are others on whose behest the former acted. If someone had wanted to pirate the film, they would not hold it for 40 to 50 days.”
“Among all of you, I’m warning those who were behind this piracy that I will neither forget nor spare them. I’ll remember all of your names in years to come.”
“Irrespective of their (conspirators’) status, I’ll make sure that justice is done. If they think that we’ll forget about the issue as the movie turned out to be a hit, they’re mistaken. I’ll not forget it and won’t let it go. And this doesn’t end today. We will endure and if needed we’ll fight back and tear their skin.”
“Our silence is due to our composed nature and not because of our weakness or inability.”
Pawan Kalyan further said that his anguish and pain was not limited to just his films.
“Neither Trivikram nor I wish that only our films do well. We don’t have such narrow thinking. We wish for everyone’s success and happiness. We believe in win-win situations.”
He added, “I never wanted to become an actor. I always wanted to be a farmer and dreamt of owning half an acre of agriculture land.”
“Even today I dream to live as a farmer. But it’s destiny that pushed me towards showbiz. I wanted to start off as a technician but out of compulsion, I became an actor.”
“The recent piracy issue is an example. I’m never bothered about whether a film collects Rs 100 crore or not, but support, love and affection of fans are invaluable and infinite to me,” he said.
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