Seven songs of Pawan Kalyan that reflect his ideology

The euphoria of Power Star Pawan Kalyan is so huge and unique, that probably no other super star would enjoy one such, in Tollywood.

While his unique mannerisms, different style of taking the things and stylish appearances have took him to the next level, even the songs in his films have given him a unique identity. The reason behind this, is the concepts he comes up with and the social aspects he try to explain through the songs. Here is the list of seven songs from his films, that reflect his ideology.

1. Badri – I am an Indian (2000)

“I am an Indian” is one of the first songs in Telugu, that also has lyrics in English and Hindi. The first stanza of the song explains about the oneness of being an Indian, no matter where you are born. The second stanza deals with the things that are destroying country and how to fight against such evils.

2. Khushi- Ye Mera Jahan (2001)

Written by Abbas Tyrewalla, Ye Mera Jahan is a complete Hindi song in a Telugu film called Khushi. The song is one of the greatest hits among all songs of Pawan Kalyan. Power star’s mannerisms, Mani Sharma’s foot tapping music was much appreciated in the theaters then. “The country belongs to us and there’s no place for any anti social elements here”, is what majorly the song tells about.

3. Johnny- Naraaz Gaakura (2003)

Naraaz Gaakura is another message oriented song from Pawan Kalyan. The song discusses about the communal differences among the people. It draws examples of the unity between Hindus and Muslims. It ranks humanity over religion.

4. Gudumba Shankar- Le Le Lele (2004)

This is the song that perfectly reflects the lifestyle of Pawan Kalyan in real life. Fighting against the evils, concern on poor, love for the mankind and several such lines have been dealt in the song in a neat manner and thus made it one of the remarkable songs in PK career.

5. Balu ABCDEFG- Inthe Inthinte (2005)

Written by Chandrabose, “Inthe Inthinthe” tells that wonders can be achieved, if all the capabilities of a human being are put in practice. Irrespective of overall result of the film, this song stood out as the hot favorite of the youths, during the release.

6. Jalsa- Chalore Chalore Chal (2008)

The meaningful lyrics written by Sirivennela Seetharama Shastri, have been appreciated big time by all sections of audience. Every word in the song has a very deeper meaning, explaining about the fight within yourself. The song primarily questions about our paths and goals and the choices we are supposed to make.

7. Cameraman Gangatho Rambabu- Taladinchuku Bratukutaava (2012)

The song is a revolutionary one, which mainly focuses on explaining how politicians are looting the country and also explains the need of awakening before worsening the situation.