He was a legendary actor, doyen of Telugu cinema and a phenomenon in AP politics. He changed the course of Telugu cinema and Telugu politics. His contribution to state, language is wide, unparalleled. He is an icon and often regarded as godly figure. He is none other than Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao alias NTR, the man who led the masses.
NTR’s historic house in Chennai’s T-Nagar road, which was once symbol for NTR and considered as temple, is waning much to the dismay of NTR’s die-hard fans, staunch followers. Neither his family members nor his party leaders are bothered about NTR’s house in Chennai where the legendary figure stayed there from 1960 to 1980.
There used to be days where people throng in queues in front of house to get a glimpse of NTR. The noteworthy is that people who visited Tirumala then would head to Chennai from Tirumala only to see NTR. Instances like these would say that all. How much his fans, followers revered him and his house.
With years passing, the historic temple is slowly diminishing and lost its sheen. Especially after his passing away, none of his family members took care of this house. Now many are demanding to renovate the historic house and keep it as memorable monument for his fans.
Even few TDP leaders are expressing their wish to convert the house into TDP office in Chennai. It’s high time for Nandamuri and Nara families to step in before NTR’s memory slips into history.
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