Pawan Kalyan is in London for a secret trip just to ignore publicity. He is there to receive his IBEF Honors award at Lords House. He hid the details but he interestingly chose to talk about an everyday hero. Posting photo with his chauffeur Hakim in London, he said that Hakim is an everyday hero, because he advises on non-violence and follows Gandhiji's words to love and respect all.

Pawan tweeted, “Every time I visit London, Mr Hakim helps chauffeur me around, Sri Hakim hails from Bangladesh and settled in London with family, generations back. He never uttered a word other than regular greetings in all these years. But yesterday he advised me that in my political journey, I should never forget to give importance to women safety and domestic abuse issues and taking care of senior citizens. He wanted me to make sure that these be given utmost importance, which I agreed.”

“His reverence for Gandhiji deeply touched my heart. Being devout Muslin and having visited Mecca recently, he said “No religion teaches violence and abusing women.” These words of wisdom came from a life lived against hardships, going through trails and tribulations of life. In the social sphere, we may take individuals like them for granted. But for me they are teachers who teach what magnanimity and generosity of spirit should be.” he said in another tweet.