Kiran Abbavaram Explains Why He Stays Silent About Pawan

Admiration is tricky. Say too much, and people start reading between lines. Kiran Abbavaram openly respects Powerstar Pawan Kalyan, a man with a fan following that’s nothing short of legendary. Fans can react strongly if anyone even hints at criticism. Earlier, Anasuya Bharadwaj, Ram Gopal Varma, and others have felt it firsthand. Pawan himself stays quiet, lets his films do the talking, while fans handle the online storm.

Kiran is busy right now promoting his upcoming film K Ramp, a fun, youthful entertainer releasing this Diwali. During a fan hangout, someone asked him about watching Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG on its first day, first show. Kiran didn’t go into details. He said he’s a fan, but talking too much about Pawan could make it seem like he’s trying to use the star’s name for publicity. Instead, he wants his work to speak for itself. Simple, honest, and maybe a little cautious, people noticed that.

Fans liked his answer. Some even said it shows a sense of balance. Kiran admires a superstar, but he also wants his own space. He’s not trying to ride anyone’s fame. That kind of honesty is rare, and it sticks. People appreciate when an actor talks straight, without over-explaining or unnecessarily flattering.

This Diwali is going to be crowded at the box office. K Ramp has tough competition; Telusu Kada, Dude, and other films are all out, each with press meets, podcasts, and social media pushes. It’s chaotic. Kiran seems okay with that. He’s focusing on the film itself. Whether audiences pick his movie over the rest, only time will tell. But at least he’s letting the story and his performance do the talking.