“For a person who worships Pawan Kalyan keeping him on the altar of his heart, getting his picture right on paper is no big issue.” This is the answer Nithin gives when his heroine Mishti asks him how he could draw Pawan’s picture so perfectly though he isn’t an artist when she observes Nithin draw Pawan’s picture.
Going by Nithin’s proclamations as one of the die-hard fans of Pawan, such dialogues don’t come as surprise. In one of the songs picturised in cowboy style, many shots of Pawan in cowboy getup from ‘Badri’ film (Chikita song shots) are used just like Nithin used Pawan’s references in songs earlier. And ofcourse there are a couple of scenes where we can see him mouthing his favouritism on the actor explicitly.
The icing on the cake comes when Nithin seems excited and in a hurry to return to India because he wants to catch up with ‘Gopala Gopala’, Pawan’s movie he wouldn’t even dream to miss. Being a Pawan Kalyan fan, one can such expect such dose of Pawan in Nithin’s film. But can just Pawan’s references bail out any film which has got nothing fresh to offer audience?
