The stardom of any star hero largely depends on the punch dialogues he delivers on screen.
When such a star hero enters the political field, people expect to see the same kind of punch in his political speeches as well.
For years, there has been widespread talk that Trivikram is behind Pawan Kalyan's political speeches and the different punchlines he delivers in public meetings.
Whether quoting Guntur Seshendra Sharma's lines, Sri Sri's verses, or Tilak's lines, many say that they were all introduced and sourced by Trivikram. But none of them carried any significant impact on the general public.
In his latest teaser for 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh', Harish Shankar wrote a dialogue for Pawan Kalyan, who says, "Gaaju pagile koddee padunekkuddi" in response to a goon who breaks a glass and says, "Your position is this."
It is needless to say that the 'Glass' is Pawan Kalyan's political symbol for Janasena, and he suffered defeat in the previous election. So, this dialogue and the punching response directly make sense as an answer to the opponents and detractors.
Harish Shankar is known for his punch dialogues in different press meets and film functions that make sense, grab attention, and amuse. Obviously, the above dialogue boosts the adrenaline of Janasainiks and Janasena followers.
An influential personality in the film industry, speaking off the record after seeing this teaser titled 'Bhagat's Blaze', said, "Pawan Kalyan needs Harish Shankar to make his political career shine, but not Trivikram".
