Veturi

Indian poet and songwriter for films

Veturi - Artists & Creatives born January 29th, 1936
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Died

2010
16 years ago — 74 years old

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India

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Born in 1936, a prominent poet and songwriter contributed significantly to Telugu cinema. Crafting lyrics for numerous films, played a key role in shaping the musical landscape of the industry. Collaborated with various notable composers and filmmakers throughout a prolific career. Received several accolades for lyrical contributions, continuing to influence modern songwriting in Indian cinema.

Wrote lyrics for over 300 films

Collaborated with music composers like M. M. Kreem and Ilaiyaraaja

Won multiple Andhra Pradesh State Nandi Awards

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