Pawan Kalyan Fans Outraged: Demand Titles for Akira!
The concern, however, is about what will be left for Akira in terms of titles and roles. Pawan Kalyan himself has done fewer than thirty films, yet many of his iconic movie titles are being used by other actors.
Carrying the legacy of a star father is no easy task, as we've seen with stars like Balakrishna, Nagarjuna, Ram Charan, and Jr. NTR, all of whom had to work incredibly hard to meet expectations. Fans of Pawan Kalyan are similarly eager for his son, Akira Nandan, to make his mark in the film industry. With no objections from Akira’s mother, Renu Desai, it seems likely that we could see Junior Pawan on screen in the next two to three years, building up anticipation among mega fans.
The concern, however, is about what will be left for Akira in terms of titles and roles. Pawan Kalyan himself has done fewer than thirty films, yet many of his iconic movie titles are being used by other actors. From Varun Tej’s "Tholi Prema" to Vijay Deverakonda’s "Khushi," and now anchor Pradeep's upcoming movie 'Akkada Ammayi Ikkada Abbayi', it feels like Pawan’s most cherished film titles are being taken. While some of his other hits, like "Suswagatham," "Jalsa," "Gabbar Singh," and "Attarintiki Daredi," remain, many have already been claimed by other producers.
This leaves fans wondering what might be left for Akira Nandan. Even Chiranjeevi faced a similar situation, with titles like "Gang Leader," "Hitler," "Master," and many others being used by other actors. Despite Ram Charan's efforts to preserve some iconic titles for future use, it seems that filmmakers prefer to choose titles based on the story rather than simply reserving them. While song rights can be controlled, titles seem to be harder to protect.
In the end, it's clear that the demand for iconic titles is high, and the next generation of stars, including Akira, will have to carve out their own path, with or without the benefit of their father’s legacy titles.