Pawan Kalyan has been focusing much on messaging. Weeks after one of his close friends owned a TV channel, which is acting like a Jana Sena mouthpiece, the actor-turned-politician has launched a fortnightly named Shatagni.

Power Star's tour of the Uttarandhra region has been a success. He has been successfully making politically appealing speeches, although he definitely has to infuse facts and specific policy overtures.

In one of his recent speeches, Pawan has said that late freedom fighter and socialist leader Ram Manohar Lohia is one of his favourite politicians. "I like him because he is like a unifier of conflicting ideologies in India.

There was a time when the world was divided into Communist and anti-Communist blocs. And in our society, too, there have been several cleavages. It's in Lohia's ideology that one finds unification," the Jana Sena chief said.