Ghattamaneni
Sivarama
Krishna,
popularly
known
by
his
stage
name
Superstar
Krishna,
was
laid
to
rest
on
Wednesday
(November
16)
in
Hyderabad
with
full
state
honours
at
the
Mahaprasthanam
crematorium.
The
veteran
actor
and
Mahesh
Babu's
father
died
at
the
age
of
70
after
suffering
a
heart
attack.
Several
celebrities
from
the
industry,
including
Chiranjeevi,
Nagarjuna,
Prabhas,
Allu
Arjun,
Mohan
Babu,
and
others,
paid
their
respects
to
the
late
star
in
their
own
way.
The
legendary
actor's
granddaughter,
Sitara
Ghattamaneni,
remembered
her
grandfather
in
an
Instagram
post.
Sharing
a
throwback
picture
of
herself
with
her
favourite
grandfather,
Sitara
wrote,
"Weekday
lunch
will
never
be
the
same
again.....
You
taught
me
so
many
valuable
things...
always
made
me
smile.
Now
all
that's
left
is
my
memory
of
you.
You're
my
hero...
I
hope
I
can
make
you
proud
someday.
I'll
miss
you
so
much
Thatha
garu..."
Expressing
their
condolences
on
Sitara's
post,
one
user
said,
"Telugu
industry
misses
the
legend,
I'm
big
fan
of
Krishna
sir
miss
you
sir."
"You
are
always
in
our
hearts
#SuperstarKrishna
garu,"
raed
one
comment,
while
another
user
said,
"We
are
soo
sad
about
your
grandfather
that
we
lost
him,
in
olden
days
he
was
our
daring
dynamic
handsome-looking
super
hero."
Watch
the
video
here
In
the
old
photograph,
Sitara
is
seen
wearing
a
white
t-shirt
and
light
blue
pants
while
she
leans
towards
actor
Krishna.
The
veteran
star,
on
the
other
hand,
wore
a
yellow
shirt
and
dark
sunglasses
and
had
his
arm
around
Sitara.
Both
smiled
as
they
posed
for
the
camera.
Earlier
in
the
day,
Mahesh
Babu's
children,
Gautham
Ghattamaneni
and
Sitara
Ghattamaneni,
paid
their
last
homage
to
their
grandfather,
the
superstar
Krishna.
In
the
video
clip
that
is
making
rounds
on
social
media,
both
Sitara
and
Gautham
can
be
seen
walking
up
to
the
late
actor's
mortal
remains
and
being
instructed
by
their
mother,
former
actress
Namrata
Shirodkar,
to
place
flowers
on
their
feet.
Superstar
Krishna
has
acted
in
over
350
movies
in
a
career
spanning
around
five
decades.
He
entered
the
Telugu
film
industry
in
1965
with
Adurthi
Subba
Rao's
romantic
drama
Thene
Manasulu.
Besides
being
an
outstanding
actor,
Krishna
was
also
a
film
producer
and
director.
He
was
awarded
the
Padma
Bhushan
in
2009.