Pawan Kalyan Watched Hari Hara Veera Mallu 3 Times, Praised Me for an Hour: Director Jyothi Krishna

The makers of Hari Hara Veera Mallu officially announced the postponement of the film’s release, which they originally scheduled for June 12. The team explained that pending post-production work caused the delay. In a heartfelt statement, they said, “Pawan Kalyan gaaru’s legacy deserves nothing short of cinematic brilliance. Please give us a little more time, the final output will be worth the wait.”

While fans continue waiting, the team hasn’t slowed down on promotions. Director AM Jyothi Krishna and lead actress Nidhhi Agerwal recently attended the Machilipatnam Beach Fest and shared exciting updates about the film.

Pawan Kalyan Watched the Film Thrice, Appreciated the Director for an Hour

Director Jyothi Krishna gave one of the most exciting updates during the event. He said, “Pawan Kalyan didn’t watch the movie just once; he watched it three times. After that, he spent a full hour praising my work. He even told me, ‘I want to do another film with you.’ That kind of trust is rare.”

The director also said that many people feel jealous of him for working so closely with Pawan Kalyan, but the actor’s trust keeps motivating him to give his best.

A Rs 250 Crore Film with Historic Action and Powerful Music

Jyothi Krishna revealed that the film carries a massive Rs 250 crore budget, with A. Dayakar Rao producing it and AM Rathnam presenting it. He described a major action sequence that takes place around Bandar Port. The team recreated the entire scene using CGI over two years.

Pawan Kalyan trained in martial arts specifically for this scene. Jyothi Krishna confidently said, “This won’t just shake Machilipatnam, the entire country will feel the impact.” He compared the action to a ‘Seize the Ship’ moment and hinted that the scene will offer a visual and emotional high point.

Pawan Kalyan Lends His Voice to a Folk Song

In a surprising reveal, Jyothi Krishna said that Pawan Kalyan sang a folk song titled Maata Vinali for the movie. “Instead of adding a typical dance number, I asked him to sing something meaningful,” he said. The team recorded the song in Vijayawada.

Keeravaani’s Composition and Star Cast Elevate the Experience

MM Keeravaani composed the music for the film, while Gnana Shekar V.S. and Manoj Paramahamsa handled the cinematography. Jyothi Krishna revealed that Pawan Kalyan watched the Asura Hananam sequence over 500 times because he loved it so much.

The film stars Pawan Kalyan, Nidhhi Agerwal, and Bobby Deol, delivering a power-packed historical action drama that aims to thrill audiences across India.

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