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Pawan Kalyan's Everyday Hero
By: Tupaki Desk | 20 Nov 2017 5:40 AM GMT
Pawan Kalyan revealed who is his everyday hero to the World with a series of tweets on his social networking page. Introducing Hakim whom he admires and respects a lot, Jana Sena Chief disclosed that he is the one who helps chauffeur him around whenever he visits London.
Hakim, a Bangladesh National, settled in London. He never uttered a word other than regular meetings with Pawan Kalyan in all these years. In their recent meeting, The Gentleman advised Jana Sena Supremo not to forget giving importance to women safety, domestic abuse & welfare of senior citizens. PK claims he promised to give utmost importance to them.
Being a devout Muslim and having visited Mecca recently, Hakim said: 'No religion teaches violence and abusing women'. Pawan Kalyan believed these words of wisdom came from a life lived against hardships, going through trials and tribulations of life. Hakim's reverence for Gandhi deeply touched PK's heart. 'In the social sphere, We may take individuals like them for granted. But for me they are teachers who teach what magnanimity & generosity of spirit should be!,' he wrote.
Hakim, a Bangladesh National, settled in London. He never uttered a word other than regular meetings with Pawan Kalyan in all these years. In their recent meeting, The Gentleman advised Jana Sena Supremo not to forget giving importance to women safety, domestic abuse & welfare of senior citizens. PK claims he promised to give utmost importance to them.
Being a devout Muslim and having visited Mecca recently, Hakim said: 'No religion teaches violence and abusing women'. Pawan Kalyan believed these words of wisdom came from a life lived against hardships, going through trials and tribulations of life. Hakim's reverence for Gandhi deeply touched PK's heart. 'In the social sphere, We may take individuals like them for granted. But for me they are teachers who teach what magnanimity & generosity of spirit should be!,' he wrote.
