3 players played in the same film, Shri Krishna became 17 times, people used to worship this late actor

Mumbai. The mention of Indian cinema and Telugu film industry is incomplete without NT Rama Rao. He was not only a great actor, but also an influential politician. But very few people know about his personal life and career. Today is his 102nd birth anniversary. On this occasion, we are giving you some unheard information related to his films and life. NTR played Lord Vishnu, Shri Krishna and Rama many times in his career. His performance was so impressive that people started considering him as real God. As is to play Ram and Sita with Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia in Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayana.

NTR’s ‘Maya Bazaar’, which came in the year 1957, still lives in the hearts of people. In this film, he played the role of Lord Krishna. In many rural areas, people kept his picture like God at the place of worship. You will be surprised to know that NTR did not want to work in films initially. He was a government employee and was good in studies. But when they b. A. Subbarao offered the first role in the 1949 film ‘Mandamam’, so he stepped into the acting world and did not look back.

The character of 3 different Gods in the same film

In the film ‘Shri Krishnarjuna Yudhum (1963), NTR played Lord Vishnu, Shri Krishna and Shri Ram, all three characters. This is a unique example in the history of Indian cinema. In every character, he adopted different body language, dialogue delivery and gesture. Very few people know that NTRs used to do makeup of many of their historical and mythological characters themselves. They used to do hours of research on the dress and posture of these characters to completely drown in the character.

Actor who plays Shri Krishna most often

NTR played the role of Lord Krishna in more than 17 films. This is a record in Indian cinema so far. His spontaneous smile and facial expressions made this character immortal. The screening of his films also took place outside India- especially his popularity among Telugu migrants settled in Fiji, Malaysia and America. NT Rama Rao was not just an actor, but an era. There was depth in his acting, soul in characters and social service in life. The form of Indian culture, religion and morality in his films makes them immortal.