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Why Did Director Sujeeth Receive a Luxury SUV As a Gift From Pawan Kalyan? Revealed!_我的网站

一 |     In the world of Telugu cinema, filmmakers have often staked their careers to capture their dreams on celluloid. Director Sujeeth, whose recent film They Call Him OG grossed about Rs 300 crore at the box office, is in the news for a personal sacrifice he made during its filming.                         Pawan Kalyan’s gesture     The sacrifice came to light recently when OG's hero, actor-politician Pawan Kalyan, gifted him a luxury car (Land Rover Defender) worth Rs 3 crore. Power Star's gesture has a backstory. During the filming of OG, Sujeeth had to surrender his own wheels to the wind. He had to trade his personal luxury - a Land Rover Defender - to fund a crucial schedule in Japan. Since the producer of OG was unwilling to fund the schedule and Sujeeth didn't want to compromise on authenticity, he sold off his luxury vehicle, something about which Pawan Kalyan learned only much later.               Sujeeth overwhelmed     Best gift ever. Overwhelmed and grateful beyond words. The love and encouragement from my dearest OG, Kalyan garu, means everything to me. From being a childhood fan to this special moment. Forever indebted," wrote Sujeeth, after receiving it from the Deputy CM of Andhra Pradesh. After the release of OG in September this year, Sujeeth posted on social media: "From being a childhood fan to this special moment... the love and encouragement from my dearest OG, Kalyan garu, means everything to me."          While star heroes like SRK have previously gifted luxury cars to filmmakers/artists, they were more tokens of appreciation. Among recent instances where something similar happened, Kamal Haasan gifted director Lokesh Kanagaraj a Lexus ES 300h (worth roughly Rs 65 lakh) after the success of Vikram in 2022. Kamal was so moved by Lokesh’s fan-boy dedication and the film's technical brilliance that he also gifted motorbikes to all 13 assistant directors.     Also Read: Dekhlenge Saala: Pawan Kalyan’s Dance Moves Sparks Fan Frenzy。

二 |     Wellington, Oct 12 (UNI) New Zealand will implement new measures to protect its 15,000 or so Hector's dolphins from impacts of fishing on South Island.

"We need to work to reduce the number of these dolphins killed by fishing to as close to zero as possible," Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker said on Wednesday.



Hector's dolphins, mostly found around the coast of New Zealand's South Island, are one of the world's smallest dolphins. Their bodies are grey with black and white markings. They have a distinctive rounded dorsal fin that looks like one of Mickey Mouse's ears.



The suite of measures already in force includes an extension of the commercial and recreational set net closures around the Banks Peninsula. The government now wants to end the accidental catch of Hector's dolphins, he said.

It will be aided by the introduction of new tech like onboard cameras, real-time catch reporting and monitoring of commercial vessel location allowing the authorities to better protect these dolphins, Parker said.

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