Power star Pawan Kalyan, who is all set to launch his party, Jana Sena, on Friday, may have the support of his fans, but he should count on getting the support of his colleagues from the industry.

After being advised against joining politics by directors Tammareddy Bharadwaja and Jayanth C. Paranjee, Pawan has lost out on Machu Lakshmi as well.

Lakshmi on Friday said that she supported those who did good work, and that she wished the best for Pawan. "Go Pawan Kalyan. All the best."

But she added that no one from her family will contest from Pawan's party. She also pointed out that if she does contest she will make it public.

Here's what others had to say about Pawan's political debut.

Pawan is starting a new party very late: Jayasudha

Ram Charan, son of Union Minister of State for Tourism, Chiranjeevi,said that he will is in no way associated with Pawan's political activity.

Ram Charan said that every one had their own ways and they need not coincide.
He hinted that his support would be only for his father and not to Pawan Kalyan.
“I have little knowledge about politics. That’s why I can’t comment much," said Ram.

The statement of Ram Charan clearly explained the gap between Chiranjeevi and his younger brother Pawan Kalyan.

Pawan Kalyan should apologise : Kavita

She demanded an immediate apology from Pawan for the faults of erstwhile Praja Rajyam Party. “Pawan should enter politics only after tendering an apology in the matter,” said Kavita.

New political parties are coming up like Sankranti Gangireddulu: KCR

TRS chief KCR on Friday sarcastically said that the political parties and people in the state were coming up like Sankranti Gangireddulu.

“I don't watch a lot of movies, and I don't follow gossip. I am not aware who is entering politics presently. I am told Chiranjeevi's brother is coming. Chiranjeevi has closed his shop, and now younger brother Pawan is opening another shop for collections. We shouldn't bother ourselves with these issues, and should not get cheated by them,” KCR quipped.

'New parties are born to be merged into Congress'

Former Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy's party and Pawan Kalyan's soon to be launched party, Jana Sena will ultimately merge with Congress. This is the prediction of CPI (M) leader BV Raghavulu.

He added that, new parties are born for Congress, he added.

"For the development of Seemandhra, Centre should announce a special package," he said.

-Siva@Sakshipost