Actor Maganti Murali Mohan said that Kakarla Krishna, who entered the Telugu film industry as a production manager and later became a producer, rose step by step. It has been 50 years since the release of the movie “Intinti Katha,” directed by K. Satyam in 1974 and produced by Kakarla Krishna with superstars Krishna, Anjalidevi, and Chandra Kala. On this occasion, Krishna Swarnotsava celebrations were held at the Hyderabad Film Nagar Cultural Center on Sunday. Kaja Suryanarayana, Paruchuri Gopala Krishna, Komatireddy Lakshmi, and producer Kakarla Krishna were blessed by Vedic scholars of Film Nagar.
Producer and actor Maganti Murali Mohan, who came as the chief guest, Krishna and I were born in 1940; both of us rose from the lower levels in the film industry. Krishna worked for successful films as a production manager in Rajendra Prasad’s Jagapathi company. Murali Mohan said that after that, he became a producer with the movie “Intinti Katha,” and after that, he worked well as a Swami in movies like Edanstula Naa, Urantha Sankranti, Raga Deepam, etc. After coming to Hyderabad, Krishna was also on the committee along with me in the film Nagar Divine Sannidhanam, which was started under the leadership of Rajendra Prasad, and he said that he would serve the temple.
Writer Paruchuri Gopalakrishna said, Krishna is dear to all of us, and it is very fitting and happy that his Golden Festival is happening. President of the Producers Council, Kanuri Damodara Prasad, said that my father Ranjith Kumar and Krishna are good friends, and his golden festival is like a festival for all of us. Kaja Suryanarayana said: Film Nagar Home Construction Company, Film Nagar, said that they worked with us in Divine Sannidhanam. Director Relangi Narasimha Rao says that he has known Kakarla Krishna Krishna for 40 years and has seen his growth. Kakarla Krishna was honored by his relatives.
Kakarla Krishna said that he is very happy to have his golden anniversary in the presence of such kindred spirits, and it will be a sweet memory for the rest of his life.
Producer Rama Satyanarayana, producer Pratani Rama Krishna Goud, cameraman Navakanth, Niranjan, makeup artist Madhava Rao, photographer Haranath, journalists Bhagiratha, Umamaheswara Rao, Gorantla Suresh, Gopala Rao, Balaraju, Sambasiva Rao, and others participated in this program organized by Krishna’s grandson Trikanth.