Maya Bazaar and Nartanasala are among his movies. Its Tamil version was also played by him. Opportunity tapped at S.V.R.’s door through Vijaya Pictures, which offered him the most memorable “Nepala Mantrikudu” role in “Pathala Bhairavi.” Immediately, he came into the limelight, followed by “Pelli Chesi Choodu” (1952). reached Chennai, but somebody had knocked away the villain role. was about to take a train to Chennai, his father expired. was given an opportunity to play the villain in the film, “Palletoori Pilla”, produced by B. At this juncture, he was married to Leelavathi Badeti on 27 December 1947. However, his love for dramas began to bloom multifold. was disillusioned with the filmdom and left the Madras presidency and reached Jamshedpur, where he took up the job as a budget assistant with the Tata Company. No producer dared to offer a role to him. The film “Varoodhini” was released, and in a few days people began to forget that they had ever seen such a movie. In fact, it’s a great beginning for the young man. He immediately abandoned the job, and left for Salem to join the celluloid world. Ramanandam, to play the hero in his film “Varoodhini”.
got an invitation from one of his relatives, B.V. In Indian history he can be considered as the king of acting. It was the first time an Indian actor received an international award in acting. He won the Best Actor Award for his portrayal of Keechaka in Nartanasala at the Indonesian Film Festival at Jakarta in 1963. and to take active part in dramas and films. Two objectives were still clear in his mind, which were to do M.Sc. could get a job in the Fire Service in the cadre of an officer atMachilipatnam (Bandar). was always preoccupied with the thoughts of stage-plays and film acting. while doing his B.Sc, but the mind of youthful S.V.R. At an early age of 12, the boy showed immense interest in stage action. to the erstwhile Madras Presidency where he completed his schooling at Hindu College. His mother, Lakshmi Narasayamma, a staunch devotee of Lord Venkateshwara, named the boy after him. Rao was born to Lakshmi and Koteshwara Rao, an excise inspector at Nuzvidu town in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, India when World War I was drawing to a close. He serves as a role model for upcoming Tollywood, Theater and Indian actors. He is still considered as a leader for a person aspiring to be an actor. He was popularly known as “Vishwa Nata Chakravarthi.” He was Iconic and legendary in his acting skills portraying the Roles of Ravanasura, Gatothkacha and Keechaka from Indian Mythology. was an Indian Theater actor, Tollywood actor, director and producer. Samarla Venkata Ranga Rao (3 July 1918 – 18 July 1974), Popularly Known as S.V.R.