Hyderabad:
Movie
Mogul
Daggubati
Ramanaidu
is
one
of
the
biggest
contributors
to
Indian
cinema.
The
multi-lingual
filmmaker
has
been
honoured
with
India's
highest
award
in
cinema
-
Dadasaheb
Phalke
Award.
The
latest
we
hear
is
that
Ramanaidu
has
been
conferred
the
third
highest
civilian
award
in
the
Republic
of
India
-
the
Padma
Bhushan
Award
in
recognition
for
his
contribution
to
Telugu
cinema.
According
to
reports,
the
Andhra
Pradesh
Government
had
nominated
D
Ramanaidu
and
director
Bapu
for
the
honour
of
Padma
Bhushan
Award
in
November
in
2012.
The
filmmaker
has
reportedly
got
the
official
confirmation
about
the
honour
on
Friday
morning
(January
25).
He
would
be
officially
receiving
this
honour
from
Pranav
Mukherjee,
the
President
of
India
on
the
Republican
day,
January
26.
Born
on
6
June
1936
in
Andhra
Pradesh,
D
Ramanaidu
entered
films
as
producer
with
Telugu
film
Anuragam
in
1963.
He
scored
his
first
with
NT
Rama
Rao's
Ramudu
Bheemudu
in
1964.
Then
onwards
there
is
no
look
back
for
this
most
prolific
filmmaker.
In
his
career
of
five
decades,
he
has
produced
130
films
in
different
Telugu,
Hindi,
Tamil,
Malayalam,
Kannada,
Bengali,
Oriya
and
English.