"Just because I am a Power Star doesn't mean that I'm not envious of Ram Charan," Pawan Kalyan acknowledges.

At Shankar's pre-release event for Ram Charan's Game Changer, Pawan Kalyan praised his nephew's upbringing and the morals that Chiranjeevi taught him.

Pawan Kalyan is a politician and actor who balances his roles as Andhra Pradesh's deputy chief minister and an actor. The politician-actor recently took a moment to attend the pre-release screening of Shankar's Game Changer, which starred Ram Charan. Despite being surrounded by celebrities, Charan's uncle Pawan commended his nephew to the stars and praised him for being a very grounded person.

"Chiranjeevi garu had a tough journey to the top, and became the shelter for so many talents that came after him," Pawan Kalyan remarked, recalling his childhood as the younger brother of the renowned actor. I used to feel terrible when he would come home from shooting covered in sweat and blood while I was at home. I used to take off his shoes and socks to observe the bruises and the work he did to make sure everyone in his life was happy. Having witnessed all of this growing up, Ram Charan never allows success get to him.

Pawan Kalyan praised Ram Charan's performance in movies like Rangasthalam, saying that a "Mega Star's son has to be a Global Star," thus he wasn't shocked by the former's skill. The Thammudu actor actually disclosed one Ram Charan quality that makes him envious. "I am really pleased and proud of Ram Charan's success, and he is like a brother to me." But his horsemanship makes me envious. It's rare for me to feel jealous. However, I was blown away when I saw him in Magadheera. He was well-prepared in a variety of artistic fields, and I believe that many people are still unaware of his ability," the actor-politician remarked, recalling an incident involving Gabbar Singh that had the audience in splits. “We were shooting in Kutch, and I had to ride a horse in a scene. Just because I am called Power Star, it doesn’t mean I know everything. I whispered to the horse that I didn’t know riding, but take this carrot. The horse carried me wonderfully.”

At the occasion, which was attended by Shankar, Anjali, SJ Suryah, Naveen Chandra, and Srikanth, among others, Pawan Kalyan gave a lengthy speech in which he discussed how Telugu cinema is big enough to have followers for all performers and how it's crucial that every film is good. "You are all fans of someone, and you may prefer one hero over another," he stated to the crowd. Prabhas, Mahesh Babu, Nani, Jr. NTR, and Allu Arjun might appeal to you. In actuality, my sister is among the many members of my family who enjoy Nani movies. It stems from my father's words and the principles that Chiranjeevi Garu lived by. He never forbade us from viewing any actor's movies just because he was a huge star. He wanted all films to do well because it helped the economy, and the health of Telugu cinema. These are the lessons that Ram Charan has imbibed too.”

On the joyous occasion of Sankranti, Game Changer, which is scheduled to premiere on screens around the world on January 10, will compete at the box office. Even though three well-known actors' films—Ram Charan, Nandamuri Balakrishna (Daaku Maharaaj), and Venkatesh (Sankrantiki Vasthunnam)—are coming out during the holiday season, they are each coming out one day apart to allow for the existence and success of each film.