Mumbai, July 18: Anna Konidala, wife of South Indian cinema actor and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, recently completed a challenging pilgrimage at Tirumala. She shared her experience on social media, detailing the difficulties of the climb.
In a post on her official Instagram account, Anna expressed, “I knew the climb to Tirumala wouldn’t be easy, but I didn’t expect it to be this tough, both physically and mentally. There were moments when I felt like giving up. Instead of counting the steps, I began to count my joys and blessings.”
She reflected on the support she received, stating, “My family, health, loved ones, and all that life has given me. The prayers of millions for our family.”
Anna described her feelings of gratitude for completing the climb, sharing, “Whenever I felt I couldn’t go on, I would sit for a few minutes, breathe, and watch others ascend slowly before joining them again. In the end, I was completely exhausted, but this journey made me realize that no one climbs here because it’s easy. Everyone carries their own prayers, hopes, or thanks in their hearts.”
She noted that this climb came shortly after Pawan Kalyan’s recent shoulder surgery, during which she had shared photos from a Mumbai hospital, expressing gratitude to the doctors.
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