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The first industry hit of Pawan Kalyan and the movie that laid got him connected with the audience instantly was Tholi Prema. His naughty yet innocent portrayal of Balu in the movie was nothing less than adorable. The college goers in those times turned towards him and owned him as a person one among them. In fact, this movie changed the dynamics of a love story and brought a breath of fresh air to Telugu Cinema. This evergreen movie stands as a classic of the Telugu movies of the 1990s.

This movie was the second time PK was teaming up with his friend and director Trivikram. Though the plot looked like a commonly heard subject from its title, it was not at all a routine treatment. And inspite of a lot disturbances during its release, Attarintiki Daredi emerged to be a winner at the BO.

The first collaboration of the now so-called close friends In Tollywood, Trivikram and Pawan Kalyan was Jalsa. The slap stick sarcasm and witty quotes by Trivikram enhanced the quality of this movie. After a string of failures, PK bounced back with this one and it was applauded by one and all. This high spirited comedy action drama had everything in it for a neat commercial flick and it is one movie that is admired by many PK fans for the entertainment dose it carries.

One of the most uber cool characters in the history of Telugu cinema was Sidhu Siddhartha Roy from Kushi. Though the movie was a remake of the Tamil film of the same name, Pawan Kalyan's complete makeover to the lead’s character brought a new feel to the movie. PK was going through a dream run ín his career where he delivered another industry hit in the form of ‘Kushi’. This movie played a key role in bringing an unprecedented following among the young audience.

After Kushi, PK and his fans did not have a proper movie which can make them celebrate. Gabbar Singh was the right movie that came at the right moment. Directed by Harish Shankar, this movie gave PK fans what they have been missing for the previous 10 years. It went on to become an industry hit and even now stands as one of the biggest movies in Pawan Kalyan’s career.

‘Tholiprema’ was followed by Thammudu and though the story was loosely based on Aamir Khan’s Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, it was again Pawan’s performance as Subbu that made the movie stand out. At those times where heroes were not well built and used dupes in their stunts, there was this lean man, who came out and performed his own stunts. He showed the audience that he can not only tickle bones, but could perform some realistic stunts and thus became a hero in the real sense.