Telugu actor and politician Pawan Kalyan introduced the ‘Health On Us’ app in Hyderabad on Sunday. According to the app’s founder, J Bharath Reddy, it aims to provide access to high-quality healthcare by extending services beyond traditional hospital and clinic settings.
Health On Us offers two main services: home-based care and centre-based care. Home healthcare includes a wide range of services provided directly to individuals’ homes, such as nursing care, physical therapy, medication administration and health monitoring. This alternative to hospital care involves trained healthcare professionals addressing the physical, social and psychological needs of patients.
The centre-based care service entails a coordinated team of nursing specialists, doctors, therapists, pharmacists, and health investigators offering comprehensive recovery support, all within a single facility. This approach fosters a supportive environment similar to that of home. Additionally, the app includes a feature for medicine delivery.
Pawan Kalyan highlighted that the app facilitates healthcare services directly to people’s homes and conveyed his best wishes for the success of the team behind Health On Us.
On the other hand, DVV Entertainment’s official X handle unveiled a poster featuring Pawan Kalyan in a sleek appearance, donning a stylish jacket and sunglasses, while also announcing the worldwide release date for the film They Call Him OG as September 27.
Directed and written by Sujeeth, OG marks Pawan Kalyan’s return to the big screen since his 2022 film Bheemla Nayak. His previous appearance was in a cameo role in last year’s commercial disappointment Bro, where he appeared alongside his real-life nephew Sai Dharam Tej for the first time.
Known as the ‘original gangster’ in the streets of Mumbai, OG is depicted as a legendary figure among the underworld’s inhabitants. As per the teaser, approximately 17 years ago, OG embarked on a violent rampage, leaving behind a path of carnage on the streets of Mumbai before vanishing without a trace. In the underworld of Mumbai, his tale has attained almost mythical status, with a haunting voiceover declaring, “No storm can erase the bloodstains of the men he slaughtered”.
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