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Pawan Kalyan: Received death threats when I entered politics
Jana Sena Chief Pawan Kalyan received a rousing reception at the 14th edition of India Conference in New Hampshire and his speech garnered a huge applause from the crowd. The actor is on a visit to the United States to deliver a speech at Harvard University.
Jana Sena Chief Pawan Kalyan received a rousing reception at the 14th edition of Indian Conference in New Hampshire and his speech garnered a huge applause from the crowd. The actor is on a visit to the United States to deliver a speech at Harvard University.
Speaking in Telugu, Pawan Kalyan shared his journey into the politics along with the challenges he came across.
Stating that he received a lot of threats when he entered politics, the Jana Sena leader said that none of the letters or mails threatening to get him killed made him change his decision. Pawan Kalyan further said that he wouldn't have come this far if he had been scared of all the threats but added that he is conscious of what he speaks on issues.
However, when it comes to making decisions, Pawan Kalyan asserted that he would stick to it irrespective of the consequences.
