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Suresh Babu And Victory Venkatesh At Haritha Haram

Telugu Industry’s First, ‘Museum of Cinema’ Opens At Ramanaidu Studios In Vizag

Marking the movie moghul Dr. Ramanaidu’s 80th birth anniversary, ‘Museum of cinema’ – a museum which is an attempt to narrate the story of film-making to the future generations. The camera evolution from the silent cinema to the digital era, all kinds of camera, cinema reel, projections has been kept on a display magnificently.

“It’s a humble attempt to make people know the equipment and the skills behind making films,” said Daggubati Suresh Babu, owner and managing director of Suresh Productions and son of D Rama Naidu.  “In the first phase, we displayed the equipment. Next comes the history of cinema, artifacts, costumes, shields and scripts. Our aim is  to make it a finest cine museum of the country,” Suresh said further

D Ramanaidu Memorial Launch

Suresh Productions announces the launch of a special memorial ‘The Nurturing Hands’ to honor and celebrate the 80th birth anniversary (June 6) of filmmaker Dr D Ramanaidu at Ramanaidu studio in Hyderabad on Sunday.  

While a sapling of Peepal tree was planted last year in the studio premises, ‘The Nurturing Hands’ will be an extension to the tribute. Abstracted in a rock formation, it is a sculpture that beholds ‘The Tree of Life’ in a gesture of embrace.  Suresh Babu, Venkatesh and Rana attended the event and paid tributes to the late filmmaker.

MAA INKUDU GUNTA

The Movie Artistes Association, Hyderabad organised a special water conservation program called "Maa Inkudu Gunta" at Ramanaidu Studio on the 24th of April, Sunday. Industry stalwarts like Rajendra Prasad, D Suresh Babu, Shivaji Raja, Suresh Kondeti, Hema, Nagineedu and several others attended the event.

Water is a precious resource in many parts of the world. Rainwater can be used for a variety of uses, and as long as you know how you can collect it and save it. The "Maa Inkudu Gunta" campaign aims to make people aware of the benefits of water harvesting and urged each and every household to practice water harvesting and conservation methods.