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Professionals Ensure Telugu Verse Drama Lives Long
The New Indian Express Anantapur
|May 25, 2025
In an era dominated by digital screens and fast-paced routines, a group of young professionals in Vijayawada is breathing a new life into one of India's oldest theatrical traditions – Telugu verse drama or Padya Natakam.
From software engineers and bankers to research scholars and railway employees, these passionate artistes are united by a shared love for the stage and the mentorship of renowned dramatist Dr PVN Krishna. A retired Intelligence Officer and current State president of Sanskara Bharathi, Dr Krishna has played a pivotal role in this cultural revival. Speaking to TNIE, "Drama is not mere entertainment; it is enlightenment. My goal is to create torch-bearers who will pass on this sacred art to the next generation."
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