Leads: NT Rama Rao, Anjali Devi, CV NagaiahĮssaying the story of Sita’s exile from Ayodhya, Lava Kusa came as yet another incredible epic featuring NT Rama Rao.
The film also played a key role in helping NT Rama Rao cementing his place as the silver screen’s Lord Krishna. Stellar performances (specifically by SV Ranga Rao and Savithri), stunning technicalities at the time, and evergreen lyrics made Mayabazaar a treasure for ages. Leads: NT Rama Rao, SV Ranga Rao, SavithriĪrguably the greatest Telugu film of all time, Mayabazaar had a massive influence on the industry. Amidst the many merits, it was the towering act of ANR that had left the viewers spellbound. Leads: Akkineni Nageswara Rao, Savitri, Lalithaīased on the novel by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, Devadasu is remembered as an eternal tale of love and pain thanks to the compelling drama, incredible performances, and brilliant technicalities. Top Telugu movies that everyone must watch: Devadasu (1953) Teja Kovvali, therefore, presents you with a list of hand-picked personal favourites: a list, of top 10 evergreen Telugu movies, replete with all-time classics, trend-setters, all-time epics, and more.
Not only did these iconic films work wonders when they hit the screens but they continue to marvel us even today with their sheer artistry.Īs one would assume, choosing 10 works from a lot of innumerable gems is a task that is no cakewalk. As the industry continues to charm and expands its fan base across the globe, there remain certain glories that have left an indelible mark on audiences. After all, the Telugu Film Industry has been producing top movies that have been overwhelming audiences for over 88 glorious years now.įrom the good old Bhakta Prahlada to the recent Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, the industry has seen it all: pathbreaking films, stupendous successes, unbelievable fandom, and the rise of behemoths. No matter where you find yourself in the Telugu states, you wouldn’t be too far from the influence of Telugu cinema, would you? Be it the myriad celeb interviews on YouTube, the incessant banter (read fan wars) on Twitter, or even a peppy number that inevitably keeps playing somewhere in the neighbourhood (and eventually ends up ringing your ears for days together) the possibilities of passing a day without a waft of Telugu cinema seem bleak.
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