Kaliyuga Pandavulu Memories: Khushboo’s lovely take on Venkatesh

Victory Venkatesh, a name synonymous with both cinematic brilliance and down-to-earth charm, is set to celebrate 38 glorious years in the Telugu film industry on August 14th, 2024. Suresh Productions, marking this milestone, released a celebratory CDP and a “38 Years Mash Up” video across their social media platforms.

Venkatesh’s journey began with the release of “Kaliyuga Pandavulu” on August 14th, 1986, a film produced by Ramanaidu under Suresh Productions and directed by K. Raghavendra Rao. This film marked the debut of Khushbu in South Indian cinema, a journey that would propel her to stardom and later into the world of politics.

Recalling her first Telugu film, Khushbu expressed her gratitude to Venkatesh, Suresh Productions, and the director, acknowledging the impact “Kaliyuga Pandavulu” had on her career. She reminisced about her fond memories of working with Venkatesh and the warm reception she received from Telugu audiences. She posted “It’s been 38 years since my very first south Indian film released. #KaliyugaPandavalu released on 14th August 1986. I am eternally grateful to my dearest @venkateshdaggubati for being the most precious co star & friend till date. @sureshproductions for treating me like a family. My director @raghavendraraokovelamudi gaaru for presenting me like a dream girl. And all my telugu fans for accepting me wholeheartedly and showering me with love till date.#KaligugaPandavalu#38years#indebted#gratitude #telugufans”

From his debut film to this year’s Sankranthi release “Saindhav,” Venkatesh has consistently enthralled audiences with his versatility, embodying a wide spectrum of characters. He has left an indelible mark on Indian cinema, entertaining generations with his performances.

Reflecting on his entry into the world of cinema, Venkatesh shared that he had pursued an MBA in the United States, initially aiming to build a successful career in business. However, fate had other plans. The opportunity to act presented itself, and the rest, as they say, is history, a boon for Telugu cinema and its fans. Venkatesh’s journey is a testament to his talent, dedication, and the enduring power of storytelling.

As Venkatesh embarks on his 38th year in the industry, his legacy continues to inspire and captivate. He remains a beloved figure, both for his remarkable cinematic achievements and his genuine humility and charm.