Actor Varun Tej and Manushi Chillar starrer Operation Valentine is all set to hit big screens on March 1. The movie is being promoted widely and this is the actor’s first film in which he plays a fighter pilot.
Recently married Varun Tej, while promoting this Telugu-Hindi bilingual film, shared that he went through a simulator training to get this role correct in the project. He even has interacted with many Indian Air Force officials, who indeed helped him perfect his character in the movie.
Interestingly, he also spoke about his ‘babai’ Pawan Kalyan and his party while also promoting the film. His remarks have captured the attention of internet users, particularly with the AP elections quickly approaching. “I’m likely to canvass for Janasena because I believe in his (Pawan Kalyan’s) ideology and he could bring the real change in the political grammar,” he said, adding, “I am not saying this because Pawan Kalyan garu is my Baabai, but because I solely like his ideoloy.”
In addition, he gave an update on his next movie, Matka. He explained that the film is still going forward and that a new producer had joined the project in response to rumours that it had been shelved. He added that 35 percent of the movie had already been filmed.
Recently married Varun Tej, while promoting this Telugu-Hindi bilingual film, shared that he went through a simulator training to get this role correct in the project. He even has interacted with many Indian Air Force officials, who indeed helped him perfect his character in the movie.
Interestingly, he also spoke about his ‘babai’ Pawan Kalyan and his party while also promoting the film. His remarks have captured the attention of internet users, particularly with the AP elections quickly approaching. “I’m likely to canvass for Janasena because I believe in his (Pawan Kalyan’s) ideology and he could bring the real change in the political grammar,” he said, adding, “I am not saying this because Pawan Kalyan garu is my Baabai, but because I solely like his ideoloy.”
In addition, he gave an update on his next movie, Matka. He explained that the film is still going forward and that a new producer had joined the project in response to rumours that it had been shelved. He added that 35 percent of the movie had already been filmed.
