Venu Madhav

Venu Madhav had nursed ambitions of becoming an MLA, but that remained a dream. There is an interesting story behind how Venu got close to TDP founder NT Rama Rao.

Movies were exactly not on the mind of mimicry artiste venu madhav, but a stage performance at Ravindra Bharathi in the city earned him an unexpected role in Telugu films in 1996. Not only did Venu fall in love with the screen, but the audience too loved his performances and there was no turning back.

Famous mimicry artist Nerella Venumadhav passed away at his house in Hanamkonda on Tuesday morning after a brief illness. He was 85.

After speculations went viral regarding the critical condition of Telugu comedian venu madhav, it’s officially confirmed that the 39-year-old actor has breathed his last this afternoon at 12:21 PM. On Tuesday, he was admitted to a corporate hospital in Secunderabad for a liver ailment and despite efforts from doctors, venu madhav died a few hours ago.

If the on-going reports are to be believed, popular comedian venu madhav has been admitted to a private Hospital in Hyderabad and according to sources, he is in critical condition at the ICU on ventilator support. The 50-year-old actor has reportedly been suffering from long standing liver and kidney related problems.

Popular comedian venu madhav is no more. He breathed his last on Wednesday afternoon in a private hospital in Secunderabad.

Before coming into movies, venu madhav was a mimicry artist and hosted several programs in various Telugu Channels. He was then spotted by director S.V.Krishna Reddy who offered him a chance in his film Sampradhayam.

Justice B Vijaysen Reddy of the Telangana high court was critical on the state government for failing to file its counter in the last six years on setting up de-addiction centres for treating liquor addicts.

A city woman employed with Intel in the US, committed suicide at her parents' residence at Padmavati Colony of Uppal on Thursday evening.

Former DCP Rao faces accusations of extorting businessman venu madhav to relinquish a stake in a healthcare firm. The case involves kidnapping, coercion, and involvement of multiple individuals, including part-time directors and law enforcement officers.

The Telugu film industry is mourning the death of one of its star comedians venu madhav who passed away this afternoon at 12:21 PM. The mimicry artist-turned-actor has been suffering from long-standing liver ailment and kidney-related problems.

On this sad occasion, hero Rajasekhar paid tribute to the great comedian of Telugu cinema and released a press note to reminisce his bond with the mimicry artist-turned-actor. The 57-year-old protagonist also shared a photo of venu madhav which was clicked during his final stages in the hospital.

Besides tickling the funny bone of viewers in 500+ films with his hilarious antics, the Kodad-born actor succeeded as a hero with superhits like Hungama, Bhookailas and Premabhishekam. The mimicry artist-turned-film actor even proved his mettle as a host for several TV programs.

The comedian has been on a hiatus for a while now.

Stating that court orders were violated during this year’s Ganesh immersion, advocate Mamidi venu madhav on Saturday said he will soon file a contempt case against the state government in the high court.

In an illustrious career spanning for close to two decades, Venu featured in over 500 films as a comical actor and managed to portray a wide variety of roles opposite several superstars. Especially from 2002 to 2010, he was seen in almost every film and to be frank, he was solely responsible for the success of quite a few.

Venu Madhav is hoping for his just released film to be a success.

The Uday Kiran - Shwetha Basu Prasad starrer “Nuvvekkadunte Nenakkadunta” is finally getting ready to hit the screens this week after innumerable delays.