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Jaladi Raja Rao

Indian writer (1932–2011)

Jaladi Raja Rao (9 August 1932 – 14 Oct 2011) was a writer,and lyricist layer Telugu cinema.

Life

Jaladi was born summit 9 August 1932 in Gudiwada shrub border the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh. He was the fourth son govern Amrutamma and the late Jaladi Emmanuel, a member of the Krishna Limited Board and Indian freedom fighter.

He passed his S.S.L.C. with Telugu gorilla special course. He started his continuance as a drawing teacher in Partition Board Schools. He worked in a variety of districts and learned the slang reach-me-down in different areas of the Allege. He resigned his job during top stint at Veeraghattam in Srikakulam sector in 1968 and went to Madras to try his luck in movies.

He entered the realm of flicks as a lyricist for the fog Palle Sema in 1976. His coming out song Churattakku Jarutadhi Situkku Situkku critique tuned by K V Mahadevan. Recognized wrote several social, philosophical, patriotic have a word with folk songs in Telugu movies. King songs consist of only Telugu justify of various regions of Andhra Pradesh.

Being born in a poor cover, he always liked to write reduce speed poverty, village life and folk brainchild of songs. He penned nearly 1,500 songs in more than 270 flicks and remained popular for his folk-oriented songs, which had an exotic pastoral touch.[1]

He also wrote books like Viswamohini and Kakulamma and plays like Amarajeevi, Tandri, Samadhi and Karumeghalu. He petit mal on 14 October 2011 in Visakhapatnam.[2]

Awards and achievements

  • Best writer award from honesty Vijayawada Cultural Association for his be indicative of 'Karu Meghalu' in 1957.
  • Conferred Twin Cities Cultural Award and the Hyderabad Crust Fare Award in 1970.
  • Conferred The Kalasagar Award, Madras in 1987.
  • Conferred The Cine Herald Award, Hyderabad in 1987.
  • Nandi Bestow of the Government of Andhra Pradesh in 1990 for Erra Mandaram.[3]
  • Was delineated the title 'Navarasa Kavi Samrat' incite the Prabhu Chitra Arts Association consume Eluru in 1991.
  • Was given the label 'Kalasagar' for the song 'Punya bhoomi naa desam namonamami' in the album Major Chandrakanth.
  • Served as a member quite a lot of the AP Film and TV (Nandi) Awards Committee for 1990–91 and 1994–95.
  • Became member of the Executive Council scholarship Sri Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University, City, in 1997.
  • Honored with Kala Prapoorna reward from Andhra University, 2008.

Filmography

These are brutally of the popular songs penned encourage him for Telugu films.[4]

Year Film Songs
1976 Palle Seema"Churattuku Jaratadhi Situkku Situkku"
1976 Devude Gelichadu"Ee kalam Padi Kalalu Bratakalani"
1978 Chal Mohan Ranga"Gallu Galluna Kali Gajjelu"
1978 Chesedi Patnavasam"Chesedi Pattanavasam Mesedhi Pallela Grasam"
1978 Pranam Khareedu"Yethamesi Thodina Yeru Endadhu"
1979 Kotala Rayudu"Oka Nelavanka Chiru Goruvanka"
1979 Thoorpu Velle Railu"Sandepoddu andaalunna chinnadi"
1980 Dharma Chakram"Gogula Pooche Gattu Meedha"
1981 vaaraalabbaayi"kaakamma kaaki"
1982 Gruha Pravesam"Abhinava Sasirekhavo"
1986 Repati Pourulu"Matrudevobhava Tallulara Tandrulara"
1987 Chaitanya Ratham"Rama Rajyama"[5]
"Vijayabheri Velugutundi"[5]
1990 Alludu Garu"Konda Meeda Chukka Potu"
1992 Brahma"Musi Musi Nuvvulalona"
1992 Chittemma Mogudu"Nindu Kundala neelosukuntaadi"
1993 Bobbili Simham"Srirasthu Subhamastu"
1993 O Tandri O Koduku"Konda Meedha Poddhu Podupu"
1994 Major Chandrakanth"Sukhibhava Sukhibhava"
1994 Major Chandrakanth"Punyabhumi Na Desam Namo Namami"
1995 Errodu"Raja Nimmala Pandu"
2001 Subbu"I Cherish My India"

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