Top Telugu producers are joining the buzz around Pawan Kalyan’s highly anticipated film OG. Dil Raju and Nag Vamsi have publicly expressed their admiration for the actor and their support for the movie, adding to the excitement among fans.
Nag Vamsi, a well-known mega-fan of Pawan Kalyan, shared a post on social media while wearing a hoodie inspired by the film. He wrote:
“They call him OG, but for us, he is our Power Star. Pawan Kalyan is coming to bring fire on screen with this OG firestorm.”
Dil Raju also took to social media via the official Sri Venkateswara Creations account, saying:
“Power Star Pawan Kalyan has always been a source of inspiration in our journey. Every film with him has been memorable, and we are thrilled to collaborate again for OG.”
OG is one of the most awaited Telugu films of the year. Scheduled to release worldwide on 25 September, the film has already created a storm in advance bookings. Fans across both Telugu states are eager to see Pawan Kalyan bring his signature style to a high-octane action drama set against a gangster backdrop.
The film’s release is being closely watched not just by fans but also by the industry, with leading producers openly backing it. Dil Raju will distribute the movie in the Nizam and North Andhra regions, while Nag Vamsi is handling the Ceded area. Their support has amplified the hype and highlighted the importance of OG in Tollywood this year.
Pawan Kalyan’s star power, combined with intense action sequences and a gripping storyline, promises a thrilling cinematic experience. With producers like Dil Raju and Nag Vamsi publicly trending in support of the film, fan anticipation is only increasing. Many are expecting full houses on the opening day, eager to witness the “firestorm” promised on screen.
As OG hits theatres, the collaboration between the actor, director, and leading producers is already being celebrated online. The film’s combination of star appeal, action, and industry backing is shaping it up to be one of the biggest Telugu releases of the year.
