Pawan Kalyan’s Son Mark Injured: Actor and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan is currently facing a difficult time after his youngest son, Mark Shankar, was injured in a fire accident at his school in Singapore. According to recent reports, Mark suffered multiple injuries on his hands and legs and also experienced breathing issues due to smoke inhalation. The incident has deeply concerned the actor, who is now flying to Singapore to be by his son’s side.

Pawan Kalyan’s Son Mark Injured
Mark Shankar is Pawan Kalyan’s son with his third wife, Anna Lezhneva. The couple also has a daughter named Polena. Both children stay away from the limelight and are rarely seen in public events. Mark has been studying in Singapore, where the unfortunate fire accident took place.

Sources say that the fire caused serious injuries to several students, and Mark was one of those affected. He is currently undergoing medical treatment, and doctors are monitoring his condition closely. Pawan Kalyan, despite his busy political schedule, has decided to postpone his pre-planned political tour to travel to Singapore immediately.

This situation has worried fans and well-wishers, who have been sharing their prayers and support for the young boy’s recovery.

This heartbreaking incident has shocked many in Telugu film and political circles. People are hopeful that Mark will recover soon and return to good health. Pawan Kalyan’s decision to rush to Singapore despite his official duties shows how much he values his role as a father.

Fans and followers are keeping them in their thoughts and prayers during this challenging time.

For those unfamiliar, Pawan Kalyan is not just a politician. He is also a top actor in Telugu cinema. He is currently serving as the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. Even with his political commitments, he remains active in films. His upcoming movies are Hari Hara Veera Mallu and They Call Him OG. Fans eagerly await both releases

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