Pawan Kalyan delivered a solid speech at the Warangal NIT Campus on Thursday. "No matter how many political ideologies there are on the college campus, never forget humanity. No matter how many languages and traditions there are in the country, Indianness brings us all together," the Jana Sena supremo thundered.

The actor-politician opined that youth should be physically fit. "I am not here to be preachy. I want to share with you some of my life experiences," the 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu' actor began saying.

Citing the instance of RRR's Naatu Naatu winning an Oscar Award, Pawan said that the process of art brings all people together.

"Every person needs a model code of conduct," Pawan said, drawing a distinction between legal and moral righteousness. He urged youths to imbibe the plural thinking of Mahatma Gandhi. "You can make a short-term profit through shortcuts. But remember that to transform yourself into a good person, you have to overcome difficulties," the 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh' star said.

"I thought of migrating somewhere after doing 5-7 films. But I changed my mind after doing 'Khushi'," he said for the umpteenth time. "I decided to give back to society as much as I could as my responsibility. My parents and many others helped me in my development," he added.