Bollywood Fondly Remembers Manoj Kumar
Actor Manoj Kumar who passed away on April 4 left the film industry sad. Friendly and warm Manoj Kumar left behind several... Read More
B Jaya Was Among the Very Few Women Directors of Telugu Film Industry
Women are rarely seen excelling especially in the technical departments of the film industry. Among those who have proved their talent in... Read More
Benegal kaleidoscope – The Hyderabad Connection
Shyam Benegal from his earliest film Ankur that was based on a true story that happened in Telangana region, chose stories of... Read More
Ramoji Rao – What Makes him the Doyen of Telugu Media? Memoirs of First Telugu Woman Broadcast Journalist!
Everything that Ramoji Rao built emerged out of his extraordinary larger -than- life vision and remains a lasting contribution to society. Legends like him are rare to come by and find reflection in Emerson’s words “Every great institution is the lengthened shadow of a single person. The person’s character determines the character of the organization.”
A Tribute to Alice Munro: Master of the Contemporary Short Story
Alice Munro, the Canadian ’master of short stories’ and literature laureate has passed away on May 15. She was 92. Alice Munro,... Read More
Dr Pappu Venugopala Rao : Celebrating a Legacy of Cultural Excellence
Dr Pappu Venugopala Rao, a luminary in the realms of education, music, and literature, bids farewell, leaving behind a legacy that resonates through generations. His demise marks the end of an era marked by profound contributions to Telugu, Sanskrit, and English languages, carving a niche as a revered educator, musician, and literary critic. He succumbed to a cardiac sudden cardiac arrest.
Five Ustad Rashid Khan Songs that Will Haunt You Forever
Ustad Rashid Khan Songs – Five Memorable ones from his amazing repertoire showcase his mastery over not just classical, but semi classical... Read More
Gaddar’s Songs Will Continue to Inspire
His pen has might that has inspired lakhs of people. His voice was a weapon that targeted injustice, poverty and oppression where... Read More
His share of hardships: Interview with SPB; Episode 2
His passion for singing, his versatility and genius was a divine blessing he often recalled with humility. Although he had reached the pinnacle, he had to deal with various problems professional and personal.
Mahesh Babu said it is too good!
SP is one of the few who doesn’t miss a chance to pay homage and tribute to his guru, the late Mandolin U Srinivas every year on his death anniversary. This year too DSP gave a dream tribute to his guru by orchestrating one of his compositions
