The Telugu film industry is in mourning as it bids farewell to the legendary actor Chandramohan, who passed away at the age of 82 due to a sudden heart attack. Born as Chandrasekhara Rao in the quaint village of Pamidimukkala, Andhra Pradesh, in 1943, his journey from the serene landscapes of his hometown to the dazzling world of the silver screen was nothing short of cinematic magic.
Chandramohan, renowned for his versatility in portraying comedic, heroic, and character-driven roles, carved a niche for himself in the hearts of fans and critics alike. His comedic timing, a trademark of his acting prowess, endeared him to audiences throughout his illustrious career.
His filmography boasts iconic performances in timeless classics such as “Rangula Ratnam” (1966), “Padaharella Vayasu” (1978), and “Siri Siri Muvva” (1978). These stellar portrayals earned him accolades, including the prestigious Filmfare Award South and two Nandi Awards, solidifying his status as a stalwart in Telugu cinema.
Beyond the glitz and glamour of the silver screen, Chandramohan found steadfast support in his personal life. His wife, Jalandhara, and two daughters stood by him, providing the anchor to his eventful journey in the film industry.
The sudden demise of Chandramohan leaves an irreplaceable void, not only in the film fraternity but also in the hearts of those who admired him for his on-screen brilliance and off-screen warmth. His legacy will continue to resonate through the frames of his memorable performances.
As the Telugu film industry mourns this loss, a funeral to bid farewell to the cinematic maestro is scheduled for Monday in Hyderabad. This solemn occasion marks the end of a significant chapter in Telugu cinema, as colleagues, fans, and loved ones gather to pay their respects to a versatile actor whose impact transcended the boundaries of the silver screen. Chandramohan’s legacy lives on, etched in the hearts of those who cherished the magic he brought to Telugu cinema.
