Of late, however, a few of his films have crashed at the box office raising speculation that the ace comedian might be losing his Midas touch. The actor’s cameos in Tamil films like Mozhi and Saroja were impressive. In collaboration with fellow comedian Ali too, Brahmanandam’s comedy tracks have been outstanding. The role of Khan Dada in the film Money is easily one of his best so far. Money, Anna, Anaganaga Oka Roju, Vinodham, Ready, Boss, Hitler, Race Gurram, Manmadhudu, Koncham Ishtam Koncham Kashtam, Dookudu and Baadshah are a few films that banked heavily on Brahmanandam to deliver the goods. The former Telugu lecturer first gave glimpses of his talent in Rama Naidu’s Aha Naa Pellanta and went on to become a household name in no time. His set of stock mannerisms and facial expressions notwithstanding, Brahmanandam has been able to invest his roles with elan and flourish with his unique style of dialogue delivery. He made his debut in 1985 courtesy director Jandhyala and has had an uninterrupted run with well over a thousand films to his credit. But the actor who has epitomised comedy in Tollywood for well over three decades is undoubtedly Brahmanandam. MS Narayana was another comedian who struck a good rapport with audiences. Both of them had excellent timing sense and even after turning heroes, producers often cast them in social comedies revolving around family themes. Two other actors who also started their careers as comedians but later drifted to playing hero roles were Rajendra Prasad and Sunil Varma. The stocky Babu Mohan and Kota Srinivasa Rao, the latter seen as a scheming villain in Kollywood, also made the rounds of Telugu cinema as a comic pair and a few films featuring them were well-received. Raja Babu also went on to produce and direct films before his untimely death at the age of 45. Later he went on to turn hero and his fans appreciated his performances, though with his facial contortions he was always seemed a little over the top. Raja Babu, famous for his quirky mannerisms, dressing style and dialogue delivery, ruled the roost in Tollywood for quite some time and producers queued up to sign him for their films. They too captivated audiences with their brand of comedy and had separate tracks written for them. Films like Gunasundari, Missamma and Maya Bazaar, which starred the duo, were huge hits with their comic interludes contributing greatly to the success.Īnother pair that rocked Telugu cinema in the 60s and 70s and added new dimensions to Telugu film comedy was Allu Ramalingaiah (Chiranjeevi’s father-in-law) and Padmanabham. They were also referred as the Laurel and Hardy of Telugu cinema with the rather portly Relangi earning the sobriquet Oliver Hardy and the thin Ramana Reddy hailed as Stan Laurel. The early 50s witnessed the emergence of the talented comedian Relangi Venkata Ramaiah who in tandem with another funster Ramana Reddy earned name and fame by portraying comic roles. s… Sandeep Aatreya 1629305315000įun-filled Entertainment.Tollywood has had a long tryst with comedy and a name like Kasturi Siva Rao was popular among the audiences even during the silent cinema days. The second half w… Jalapathy Gudelli 1629351863000 #RajaRajaChora is a decent entertainer with a fun first-half and terrific pre-interval sequences. #RajaRajaChora Premieres has got very good positive response from audience with first half being hilarious and 2nd… TrackTollywood 1629343158000 Happy #RajaRajaChora day everyone 🤗Enjoy the film IN THEATRES with family and friends SUNAINAA 1629311976000 Thanks for all your support and hoping… venkyreviews 1629311036000 Kottesamu 🔥💪👏Hearing unanimous talk from people who watched early show. Hit Kottesam 🔥🔥Watch #RajaRajaChora only in your nearest Theatres and let me know your review! Milagro 1629350501000Īwww that is so special 😍😍 Thank you so much Vishnu garu means a lot coming from you 🙏🏻 And my be… Amritha 1629306186000
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