'They Call Him OG 2' update: Pawan Kalyan will personally announce sequel details, official statement released

Amid the massive theatrical run of the cop action-drama 'Ustaad Bhagat Singh,' the creative team behind Pawan Kalyan has issued a formal statement to address swirling rumors regarding the actor-politician's future filmography. While reports recently suggested a high-profile collaboration with Tamil director Mohan Raja, the Power Star’s official channels have clarified that no new commitments have been signed at this time. Most notably, the team provided a tantalizing update on the highly anticipated sequel, 'OG 2,' noting that fans can expect news directly from Pawan Kalyan himself when the timing is right.Pawan Kalyan’s creative team shared a message on their social media handle X (formerly Twitter), stating that he has not signed any new movies. They also mentioned that there are no plans to start any new films soon. The team wrote, “As of now, Sri Pawan Kalyan garu has not taken up any new film commitments. Speculations about ongoing projects are not accurate. At present, there are no immediate plans to commence new films.” They further mentioned that any update regarding his future commitments will be communicated officially. “Any developments will be communicated through official channels when ready,” they added.Additionally, there has been much talk about ‘OG 2’, the sequel to ‘They Call Him OG’. Fans have been waiting for news, and the team also shared information about it. They said any update will come only from the actor himself. “With regard to OG 2, any update will be shared by him personally at the right time!,” they wrote.Recently, reports suggested that the ‘Vakeel Saab’ actor will soon collaborate with Tamil director Mohan Raja on a future project. A report by 123Telugu suggested they are discussing the project after the filmmaker narrated the story to the Power Star. Now, the recent update by his team suggests that the actor has yet to finalize any other projects. Speaking of his recent outing, Pawan Kalyan reunited with his ‘Gabbar Singh’ director Harish Shankar for ‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’, which was released on March 19, clashing head-on with Ranveer Singh starrer ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’.The movie releasing alongside Aditya Dhar’s juggernaut, made a respectable worldwide gross of Rs 83.47 crore and Rs 73.35 crore in India, according to trade analyst Sacnilk. The movie collected over Rs 34.75 crore during its premiere and Rs 9 crore on day 1, respectively. Later on the weekend, it added Rs 9.05 crore and Rs 7.50 crore. Later, the collections dropped to Rs 1.96 crore on Monday. ‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ also stars Sreeleela and Raashii Khanna in lead roles.