Power Star Pawan Kalyan, the leader of Jana Sena, was bestowed with a rare honor as he participated in the historic and momentous Ram Mandir Pran Pratishta in Ayodhya. Embarking on his journey to Ayodhya on Sunday, Pawan Kalyan shared a video expressing his profound sentiments, stating, "On the way to Ayodhya… To witness ‘Lord Rama’s Pran Prathishta..’ Lord Rama is the ‘Hero of our Bharat Civilization.’ And it took five centuries of struggle to bring back Lord Rama into ‘Ayodhya."

After witnessing the Pran Pratishta ceremony at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, Pawan Kalyan became deeply emotional. During his interaction with the media, he expressed, "Today has been quite emotional for me. At the time of Pranpratishtha, tears had started rolling down my eyes...This has strengthened and unified Bharat as a nation..."

Posting on social media, he wrote, 'Rama Karya means Rajya Karya, and Rajya Karya means Praja Karya, Jai Sriram." Pawan Kalyan has been consistently vocal about his support for the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Notably, he had previously demonstrated his commitment to the project by contributing financially towards the construction of the temple.

Reflecting on his donation, Pawan Kalyan shared, “Lord Sri Ramachandra is the epitome of righteousness, and the sacrifice and bravery displayed by him serve as an inspiration to all. India has weathered many challenges because of the path laid by Lord Sri Rama. Hence, it is the responsibility of everyone to stand in solidarity for the construction of the temple in Ayodhya, a symbol of such righteousness. I am contributing rupees 30 Lakh as my humble part for the construction of the Rama temple.”

Additionally, Pawan Kalyan revealed a heartening note, stating, “Upon learning about my donation, my personal staff members, comprising not only Hindus but also individuals from Muslim and Christian communities, have collectively raised rupees 11,000 for the same noble purpose.” In total, Pawan Kalyan has contributed more than Rs 30 lakh for the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.