Renowned Telugu Screenwriter Sri Ramana Passes Away at 70, Leaving Tollywood in Grief

Tollywood has been struck by another wave of sorrow as renowned screenwriter Sri Ramana bid adieu to the world at the age of 70.

  • Maheswara Rao Nadella | Updated On - July 19, 2023 / 11:56 AM IST

In a heartbreaking turn of events, the Telugu film industry, fondly known as Tollywood, has been struck by another wave of sorrow as renowned screenwriter Sri Ramana bid adieu to the world at the age of 70. The veteran artist, known for his exceptional storytelling skills, left behind a legacy that will forever be etched in the annals of Telugu cinema.

Sri Ramana, a master of wit and humour, was battling health issues for some time. Unfortunately, the creator of many iconic scripts couldn’t endure the prolonged battle and took his last breath on Sunday, leaving the entire film fraternity and fans devastated.

Born in Vemuru Mandal, Guntur district, Sri Ramana embarked on his illustrious journey in the world of literature and arts during the 2010s. His penchant for writing humorous pieces and engaging stories soon caught the attention of Telugu film industry stalwarts. His exceptional flair for storytelling earned him accolades and widespread recognition.

One of his most celebrated contributions was the screenplay for the movie ‘Mithunam,’ which earned him a prestigious national award in the comedy writing category in 2014. Alongside his commendable work in cinema, Sri Ramana also served as an honourable editor for the monthly magazine ‘Patrika.’

Besides his significant contributions to the film industry, Sri Ramana was an ardent patron of literature and the arts. He continued to contribute to various literary platforms and showcased his multifaceted talents as a playwright and producer.

Throughout his illustrious career, Sri Ramana’s association with the legendary actor Sharat Babu, and actress Ramanalatha, bore memorable fruits. His creations brought joy and laughter to millions of moviegoers, making him an integral part of Telugu cinema’s success.

The news of Sri Ramana’s passing has sent shockwaves across the film fraternity, with many eminent personalities expressing their grief and sharing heartfelt tributes to the late screenwriter. Tollywood has lost one of its brightest gems, and his absence will be deeply felt by all.

The legacy of Sri Ramana’s work will live on through his timeless stories, which continue to bring smiles to people’s faces even in his absence. As the industry mourns the loss of a creative genius, his memory will be cherished for generations to come.

In this time of sorrow, the entire Telugu film fraternity stands united in grief, paying homage to the departed soul whose words and stories will forever resonate with the hearts of cinephiles. Rest in peace, Sri Ramana.

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