After the death of director K Vishwanath, all the celebs who worked with him are taking leave one by one, which is filling the film industry with sadness. The best singer Vani Jayaram passed away after the death of Kalathapaswi. Krishna Rao, who received three Nandans today, prayed for Vishwanath, saying, “Nenu Panam”.
Gg Krishna Rao Passed Away
Successive tragedies haunt the film industry. Noted film editor GG Krishna Rao passed away in Bengaluru early on Tuesday. Krishna Rao has worked with many prominent Tollywood directors including K. Vishwanath, Bapu, Jandhyala and Dasari Narayana Rao. Especially at that time, Krishna Rao was closely associated with production companies like Purnodaya Movie Creations and Vijaya Madhavi Productions in Tollywood.
After the death of director K Vishwanath, all the celebs who worked with him are taking leave one by one, which is filling the film industry with sadness. The best singer Vani Jayaram passed away after the death of Kalathapaswi. Krishna Rao, who received three Nandans today, prayed for Vishwanath, saying, “Nenu Panam”. Krishna Rao, who worked as an editor for more than two hundred films in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil and Kannada films, passed away.
He was a part of many classic Telugu movies like Shankarabharanam’, Sagarasangam’, ‘Swathimutyam’, ‘Shubhaleka’, ‘Bobbilipuli’, ‘Sardarpaparayudu’, ‘Sutradharulu’, ‘Seethamalakshmi’. Srutilayalu’, ‘Muddhamandaram’, ‘Narugu Sambhalata’, ‘Sirivennela’, ‘Shubhasankalpam’, ‘Swarabhishekam’, ‘Sri Ramarajyam’ and many more. His passion for movies also led him to work in other departments such as associate director, production designer.
In 1981, Krishna Rao received the Nandi Award as the best editor for ‘Saptapadi’ directed by K. Vishwanath. From this movie, they started giving Nandi in the editor department. Later, editor Krishna Rao won Panni Nandi awards for the films ‘Sagarasangam’ and ‘Shubhasankalpam’. These two films are also directed by Kalathapasvi K Viswanath.
Along with super hit Hindi movies like ‘Milan’, ‘Eshwar’, ‘Sur Sangam’, ‘Jwar Bhata’ 1973, ‘Mastana’ 1970.
Gudivada A.N.R. G.G. who was emceed in the college. Krishna Rao initially thought of joining the Army. But accidentally joined the editing course at Pune Film Institute. During his editing course in 1961-62, he came to the attention of famous director and editor Adurthi Subbaraogari. Krishna Rao, who made his debut in Chennai, entered Tollywood with ‘Padavoi Bhartiyauda’ and acted in many super hit films. Many film celebrities have condoled the death of Krishna Rao.
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