The trigger? Pawan’s outright rejection of a meet-up with Tejashwi Yadav. Khesari, ever the professional, shrugged it off: ‘No one’s under obligation. Their personal view matters, and that’s fine. Freedom is key in life.’ He stressed independence: ‘My success isn’t tied to his visits, nor vice versa. Hard work got us here.’

Khesari reminisced about unwavering loyalty: ‘I’ve seen him as big brother forever—standing by during polls and issues like family.’ Yet, he respects boundaries: ‘Meeting is now his prerogative.’

Lightening the mood, he welcomed Pawan’s space song remark: ‘Thrilling for kids from backward communities. We’ll aim for the stars with his goodwill.’ Countering Ravi Kishan’s jabs on traditional respect, Khesari asserted: ‘Cultural values run deep. I honor elders as taught by my father—how they receive it is their affair.’

Wrapping up, Khesari exuded resilience: ‘Our small-big brother tie is public knowledge. Support or silence from him changes nothing; battles shaped me.’ Fans watch eagerly as these titans navigate fame’s tightrope.