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Date: April 08, 2025

Pawan Kalyan Son Mark Shankar Injured in Singapore School Fire

Fire Breaks Out at School, Pawan Kalyan’s Son Mark Shankar Injured

A fire accident at a school in Singapore left Mark Shankar Pawanovich, the son of Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, injured. The incident reportedly occurred earlier today. Mark sustained burns on his hands and legs and was affected by smoke inhalation.

Doctors are treating him at a nearby hospital, where he is under close observation. The family has not released an official statement yet, but sources say his condition is stable.

The school promptly evacuated all students and staff, and emergency responders arrived on the scene within minutes. Mark rushed to a nearby private hospital, where he currently undergoing treatment in a special care unit. Hospital sources have indicated that his condition is stable, but he will remain under observation for a few more days.


Pawan Kalyan Chooses Duty First

At the time of the incident, Pawan Kalyan was on an official visit to the Alluri Sitarama Raju district. Authorities advised him to leave for Singapore immediately. However, he decided to complete his commitments first. He had promised to meet locals in the region and wanted to keep his word.

Pawan Kalyan said he would fly to Singapore right after his scheduled public interactions. His professionalism during a personal crisis has earned him praise online.


Anna Lezhneva with Mark Shankar in Singapore

Anna Lezhneva, Mark’s mother and Pawan Kalyan’s wife, is currently in Singapore. She is attending to their son and is expected to stay with him during his recovery.


Travel Plans Underway

Arrangements are being made for Pawan Kalyan’s travel from Visakhapatnam to Singapore. Once his public engagements conclude, he will leave to join his family.

Many fans and well-wishers have taken to social media to wish Mark a speedy recovery. They also applauded Pawan Kalyan for his calm and composed response to a difficult situation.

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