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He was the fourth son of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Telu Ram Rao and was the founder of the Telugu Desam Party.
After hurling Mr. Harikrishna out of his car, he suffered severe head injury, which entered into a divider. He was declared "brought dead" by doctors at Kamini Hospital, 15 km away from the accident site.
According to the police, a car with at least three residents was going to Andhra Pradesh on the Narkapalli-Adanka state highway.
At about 5.45 AM, the car was infiltrating a divider near the 12th Battalion Reserve Police, Anaparthi, who was colliding with an upcoming SUV.
Two other people in the car retained minor injuries.
Mr. Harikrishna's brother, actor and MLA Nandmuri Balkrishna; Sister, Member of Parliament Digubati Purandeswari; His son Junior NTR and Kalyan Ram were present in the hospital.
Special permission has been obtained for organizing a post-mortem in place of the procedure, in district government hospital, Nalgonda.
Harikrishna's brother reached Kamini Hospital in Narkapalli.
Tenure in Telugu cinema
Born in 1956, Hirakrishna entered films in 1964 as a child artist in Krishnavatram. After this, there were guest roles in films like Ram Rahim and Dana Veera Sur Karna in NTR in the 1970s.
Harikrishna took a break from the films, and later, with his father, Chaitanya was running Ratham in a nine-month campaign during the TDP debut. She returned to films in 1998 with a guest appearance in Mohir Babu starring Sriramulya.
In his films like Sitaya, he played the full length role, the audience got well.
Born on September 2, 1956 in Nimmakur, Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, the fourth son of NTR, Harikrishna started his film career as a child artist in the 1960s.
In 1967 he started his father NTR in "Shri Krishnavatram", which was the most popular actor of his time.
"Talla Pellamma" (1970), "Tatma Kala" (1974), "Ram Rahim" (1974), "Dana Veera Shura Karna" (1977), "Sri Ramaulayya" (1998) ) And "Setharamu Raju" (1999) were some of his other films.
In the 1980s, Harikrishna was the 'Sarathi' (narrator) of NTR's famous Chaitanya Ratham (Rath of awakening).
After the revolt against NTR in 1995, he supported Naidu. After NTR's death in 1996, he was elected from Andhra Pradesh to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, which was an election constituency represented by his great father.
He served as the Transport Minister in Naidu's Cabinet and was also the President of TDP's youth wing.
In 1999, he left the TDP by accusing Naidu of deviation from the ideals of NDR and formed a new party named Anna TDP, which failed to make a mark.
In 2006, he rejoined the TDP, and was elected to the Rajya Sabha in 2008. Harishchina resigned from the Rajya Sabha in 2013 against the division of Andhra Pradesh.
Although he continued as a TDP Politburo member, Harikrishna had openly expressed his displeasure on Naidu as promoter of his son Nara Lokesh as his successor.
He was eager to see his son Junior NTR, a popular actor, in 1982, about the party's reunion set by NTR.
NT Rama Rao’s son Harikrishna killed in accident
NT Rama Rao’s son Harikrishna killed in accident
Telangana actor and former Rajya Sabha member Nandmuri Harikrishna was killed in a road accident near Nalgonda District of Telangana Wednesday morning. She was 61 years old.He was the fourth son of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Telu Ram Rao and was the founder of the Telugu Desam Party.
After hurling Mr. Harikrishna out of his car, he suffered severe head injury, which entered into a divider. He was declared "brought dead" by doctors at Kamini Hospital, 15 km away from the accident site.
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According to the police, a car with at least three residents was going to Andhra Pradesh on the Narkapalli-Adanka state highway.
At about 5.45 AM, the car was infiltrating a divider near the 12th Battalion Reserve Police, Anaparthi, who was colliding with an upcoming SUV.
Two other people in the car retained minor injuries.
Mr. Harikrishna's brother, actor and MLA Nandmuri Balkrishna; Sister, Member of Parliament Digubati Purandeswari; His son Junior NTR and Kalyan Ram were present in the hospital.
Special permission has been obtained for organizing a post-mortem in place of the procedure, in district government hospital, Nalgonda.
Harikrishna's brother reached Kamini Hospital in Narkapalli.
Tenure in Telugu cinema
Born in 1956, Hirakrishna entered films in 1964 as a child artist in Krishnavatram. After this, there were guest roles in films like Ram Rahim and Dana Veera Sur Karna in NTR in the 1970s.
Harikrishna took a break from the films, and later, with his father, Chaitanya was running Ratham in a nine-month campaign during the TDP debut. She returned to films in 1998 with a guest appearance in Mohir Babu starring Sriramulya.
In his films like Sitaya, he played the full length role, the audience got well.
Born on September 2, 1956 in Nimmakur, Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, the fourth son of NTR, Harikrishna started his film career as a child artist in the 1960s.
In 1967 he started his father NTR in "Shri Krishnavatram", which was the most popular actor of his time.
"Talla Pellamma" (1970), "Tatma Kala" (1974), "Ram Rahim" (1974), "Dana Veera Shura Karna" (1977), "Sri Ramaulayya" (1998) ) And "Setharamu Raju" (1999) were some of his other films.
In the 1980s, Harikrishna was the 'Sarathi' (narrator) of NTR's famous Chaitanya Ratham (Rath of awakening).
After the revolt against NTR in 1995, he supported Naidu. After NTR's death in 1996, he was elected from Andhra Pradesh to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, which was an election constituency represented by his great father.
He served as the Transport Minister in Naidu's Cabinet and was also the President of TDP's youth wing.
In 1999, he left the TDP by accusing Naidu of deviation from the ideals of NDR and formed a new party named Anna TDP, which failed to make a mark.
In 2006, he rejoined the TDP, and was elected to the Rajya Sabha in 2008. Harishchina resigned from the Rajya Sabha in 2013 against the division of Andhra Pradesh.
Although he continued as a TDP Politburo member, Harikrishna had openly expressed his displeasure on Naidu as promoter of his son Nara Lokesh as his successor.
He was eager to see his son Junior NTR, a popular actor, in 1982, about the party's reunion set by NTR.
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