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Radhakrishna Malineni on 26 years of Telugu television (opens the original)
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For more than 25 years, Radhakrishna Malineni has followed one philosophy — storytelling can convey powerful messages without sounding preachy. “I want to narrate stories that convey emotions and values in a natural way rather than as a sermon,” says the veteran director. In his new serial, Seetaramayya Gari Manavaralu, aired on Eenadu Television (E TV), the aim is to deliver core values without complex lectures. Incidentally, the title takes the Telugu audience back to a 35-year-old movie with
Krishna on stage: How technology is transforming mythological theatre in Hyderabad (opens the original)
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October in Hyderabad will see two grand spectacles, Rajadhiraaj Yatra – Krishna Leela Aapke Dwar and Zenith Dance Group’s Krishna Katha, on October 2 and 31, respectively. With Lord Krishna at their centre, Rajadhiraaj Yatra is a musical based on his life and teachings, while Krishna Katha is a Broadway-style theatrical production bringing his timeless stories to life. Creating a cinematic experience... a scene from Rajadhiraaj Yatra - Krishna Leela Aapke Dwar - | Photo Credit: Special Arrangeme
Hyderabadâs Prangan is a new space where art, Nature and community come together (opens the original)
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âImagine the courtyards of yesteryear, when people stepped out of their homes to sip chai, unwind, strike up conversations and forge a genuine connection,â says Dheeraj Chippa, looking around Prangan in Hyderabad. Located five kilometres from Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University (PJTAU) in Rajendra Nagar, the café, whose name means âcourtyardâ in Sanskrit, officially launches on September 11. Surrounded by greenery, Prangan embraces that old spirit of gathering and li
Hyderabadâs art scene is finding new ways to make itself seen (opens the original)
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Hyderabadâs heart for art is growing bigger, evolving beyond traditional galleries to embrace diverse stories, forms of expression and new audiences. Installations, experimental media including performance and video art, unconventional exhibition spaces, public art, café workshops and a growing wall-art culture reflect its vibrant scene today. Also Read: The Hyderabad that was, and the city it is now But 50 years ago, Hyderabad was hardly buzzing with art. âThere was no art scene and hardly
Varhad Nighalay Londonla, a classic one-man Marathi play comes to Hyderabad (opens the original)
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One actor, a shawl, three mics and a stage performance bringing 52 characters to life — that is Varhad Nighalay Londonla, a classic one-man Marathi play coming to Hyderabad. The production promises a hilarious and heartwarming journey through the traditions, emotions and humour of a Maharashtrian wedding. Performed by theatre and film actor Sandeep Pathak, Varhad Nighalay Londonla — or ‘a wedding procession to London’ in Marathi — is a timeless comedy first performed by Laxmanrao Deshpande in Ch
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