Pawan Kalyan's political ad goes viral
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Amaravati: In the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh, it is known that TDP, Jana Sena, and BJP are contesting together. The seat-sharing negotiations among these three parties have also been completed. The leaders of TDP, Chandrababu Naidu, and Jana Sena, Pawan Kalyan, have declared their goal is to overthrow the YSRCP government, which they describe as anarchic in Andhra Pradesh. As part of the election campaign, Jana Sena has released an intriguing political advertisement. The ad claims that Jana Sena has taken up the responsibility of rectifying the state's future, which is being blown away by the 'Fan', a symbol of YSRCP.
The video starts with promises made by Jagan Mohan Reddy before the last elections, saying, "You have seen my father... Give me a chance... I promise to all of you that I will try to provide better governance than my father." Then it shows that when the fan (symbolically representing YSRCP) is switched on, papers on the development of the state, sand policy, law and order - essentially all paperwork flies off the table (presumably the Chief Minister's table).
The fan is then switched off, and Pawan Kalyan, one by one, picks up the scattered papers, places them back on the table, and secures them with a 'glass tumbler' (symbolically representing the transparent governance promised by Jana Sena). Next to this, the symbols of Jana Sena, BJP, and TDP are visible. The ad concludes with the message that the alliance must win and the government must change, ending with photos of Modi, Pawan Kalyan, and Chandrababu.
The fan is then switched off, and Pawan Kalyan, one by one, picks up the scattered papers, places them back on the table, and secures them with a 'glass tumbler' (symbolically representing the transparent governance promised by Jana Sena). Next to this, the symbols of Jana Sena, BJP, and TDP are visible. The ad concludes with the message that the alliance must win and the government must change, ending with photos of Modi, Pawan Kalyan, and Chandrababu.