Chiranjeevi reviews Pawan Kalyan-starrer They call him OG: ‘A brilliantly made underworld gangster film, at par with Hollywood’

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Chiranjeevi also added his appreciation for his younger brother Pawan Kalyan and the technical team behind the movie. “Felt so proud watching Kalyan Babu on screen. He made the film stand out with his swag and gave the fans the proper feast they’ve been waiting for.@MusicThaman poured his heart and soul into the music, @dop007 delivered excellent visuals, and the editing & artwork were super,” said Chiranjeevi.

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He ended the tweet by adding, “Every single member of the team gave their all and delivered the best. Congratulations to Producer Danayya and the whole team.” According to industry tracker Sacnilk, they call him OG has already earned Rs. 147.60 crores with its domestic collections by the sixth day, having crossed the Rs 250 crore gross worldwide. The gangster drama is set around the power struggles between two influential families over a Mumbai port and has Pawan Kalyan play a last surviving samurai with special combat training, who returns to the scene after a brief hiatus. The film also stars Priyanka Mohan, Emraan Hashmi, Arjun Das, Sriya Reddy, and Prakash Raj in other pivotal roles. They call him OG has been celebrated as the much-anticipated return to form for superstar Pawan Kalyan on the big screen.

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