- N.
Sankaraiah (15 July 1921 – 15
November 2023) was an
Indian Communist Party politician and
independence activist.
After matriculation,
Sankaraiah studied...
-
version of Premchand's
novel Bazaar-e-Husn.
Veteran Marxist leader N.
Sankaraiah, has
described Sevasadanam as an "unusual film" for
choosing the subject...
- loan
under his account, from
Sankaraiah's money,
which was a
usual practice.
Narappa beats Seenu inside the mill,
Sankaraiah intervenes and
pacifies Narappa...
- in Telugu—Gopaludu
Bhoopaludu (1967),
Chikkadu Dorakadu (1967),
Tikka Sankaraiah (1968),
Niluvu Dopidi (1968),
Baghdad Gaja
Donga (1968), Kathanayakudu...
-
original on 26
September 2021.
Retrieved 6
August 2021. "N.
Sankaraiah death: When
Sankaraiah's pull-out led to AIADMK's
maiden win". The Hindu. 16 November...
- Presidency,
British India Occupation(s) Film director, Screenwriter,
Producer Years active 1974–present
Spouse Savithri Relatives N.
Sankaraiah, Sridevi...
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Shishyula Katha (1966)
Gopaludu Bhoopaludu (1967)
Poola Rangadu (1967)
Tikka Sankaraiah (1968)
Ranabheri (1968) Deva
Kanya (1968)
Vintha Kapuram (1968) as Garuda...
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Raptadu YSRCP Thopudurthi Prakash Reddy TDP
Paritala Sunitha INC Adi
Andhra Sankaraiah Sri
Sathya Sai 156
Madakasira (SC)
YSRCP Eera
Lakkappa TDP M. S. Raju...
-
Tikka Sankarayya (transl. Crack Sankarayya) is a 1968
Indian Telugu-language
comedy film
directed by D.
Yoganand and
produced by D. V. S. Raju. It stars...
- Bitragunta, a
village in
Prakasam district of
Andhra Pradesh. His
parents are
Sankaraiah, Seshamma. He is the
eldest of four children. He has two
sisters and a...
