ANR – Life On Screen

A career spanning for more than 73 years, more than 250 films, more than 5 decades of film journey – all constitute the profile of acting stalwart of Indian Cinema, Late Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao. A man who defined the very essence of Telugu films with his great acting prowess, starting from stage as a theater artist to the silver screen, passed away after 91 glorious years of giving. A doting father, grandfather and great grandfather, ANR was more than just the screen idol. He was an inspiration to millions as a personality.
A receiver of honorary Dada Saheb Phalke Award and Padma Vibhushan, ANR is one of the eternal and iconic personalities of Telugu film domain, immortal.
We take a look at some of the glimpses from his life on screen, in pictures, mourning the great loss.

ANR made a strong presence with his classy role as Devdas




An in depth experience on stage made him play some periodical roles with effortless ease. His role as Abhimayu in Mayabazar will never be forgotten.



Then came the journey of romantic and family roles where ANR was portrayed as sheer feminist and a ladies man. His role in Missamma, for one.



ANR’s association with NTR on screen is not unknown. The two icons dazzled the marquee with their great vibes and unmatched talent. Here, the two shone as Lord Krishna and Arjuna in Sri Krishnarjuna Yuddham



Striking chord as a romantic, ANR’s role as Saleem in the movie Anarkali is immortal. Actress Anjali Devi who also passed away lately, played his lady love on screen, admired by many.