Pawan Kalyan today said that 'BRO: The Avatar' was criticized last year upon its release for the reason that its VFX was not up to the mark. The actor-politician made the remarks while mocking the YSRCP in the context of the allegations that the ruling party resorted to the use of "cheap graphics" for crowd duplication during the recent Siddham public meet.
"I use graphics in cinema. They use graphics in politics. People criticized 'BRO' for having not-so-perfect graphics. Imagine someone getting caught for using inept graphics in politics! They claimed that the Siddham meet saw the attendance of 15 lakh people. If even 5-6 lakh people attend a public rally, the entire village would come to a standstill. How come 15 lakh people attended Jagan's rally and it was business as usual?" Pawan asked.
On the occasion, Pawan announced that he would be contesting from Pithapuram as an MLA in the coming Assembly elections.
