Happy Birthday Pawan Kalyan Wishes Sushmita Konidela And Venkatesh Daggubati

Power Star. OG. Politician. Philosopher. And now, the most celebrated birthday boy in Telugu cinema — Pawan Kalyan just turned 56 on September 2, and the tributes came pouring in like a full-house fan screening. Among the most touching wishes came from his niece, Sushmita Konidela, daughter of megastar Chiranjeevi, who shared a nostalgic throwback that had both heart and heritage written all over it.

 

The photo shows a timeless South Indian ritual — a younger family member touching the feet of an elder for blessings. It captures a private moment between Sushmita and her "Babai" (uncle), radiating reverence and affection. Her caption reads like a heartfelt letter: “You have been my single most powerful source of inspiration to think outside the box and to constantly push my limits.” It’s a rare glimpse into the man behind the myth — not just a superstar, but a compass for those close to him.

 

Meanwhile, actor Venkatesh Daggubati joined the celebration with a post that revved up the nostalgia — a poster of the duo riding a motorcycle, straight out of their 2015 film Gopala Gopala. His message was warm and grounded: “Wishing you happiness, strength and success in everything you do. More Power to you.” It was more than just a birthday wish; it was a nod to a genuine friendship that has survived beyond the sets, into real-life respect and camaraderie.

 

What makes this birthday even more significant is the unique place Pawan Kalyan occupies today — not just in film reels but in real policy-making. As Andhra Pradesh’s Deputy Chief Minister, he's now balancing blockbusters and bureaucracy. Yet, amid all the political hustle, moments like these — full of tradition, humility, and bonds that run deep — remind us of the human beneath the headline.

 

So whether it’s through the quiet blessing of a niece or the loud roar of a bike ride with a friend, Pawan Kalyan’s birthday has become a celebration of something bigger: legacy. From cinema to service, he’s still rewriting the script.

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