The other day, the entire Nandamuri family and others graced a ceremony where Droupadi Murmu, the President of India, inaugurated a commemorative Rs 100 coin in honour of the pride of Telugu cinema, Nandamuri Taraka Ramarao, who was not only a renowned actor but also a prominent politician.
This remarkable initiative by the government filled the hearts of Telugu people with pride, and many expressed their joy and appreciation for this thoughtful gesture. Today, the legendary director Raghavendra Rao thanks the government for acknowledging the actor’s contributions and achievements.
Furthermore, Raghavendra Rao has taken the opportunity to request the central government to consider awarding the late icon Sr NTR with the Bharat Ratna, the highest civilian award in India. This plea has garnered substantial support from various quarters, with many echoing the director’s sentiment and urging the government to bestow this prestigious honour upon Sr NTR.
The collective anticipation now rests on how the government will respond to this earnest appeal. The outcome will undoubtedly hold great significance for the legacy of Sr NTR and his enduring impact on Indian cinema and politics.
We Demand Bharat Ratna for NTR Garu#bharatrathna #ntr pic.twitter.com/r9k06SGSvL
— Raghavendra Rao K (@Ragavendraraoba) August 29, 2023