Ramoji Rao passes away at the age of 87, leaving a significant void in Telangana.
Ramoji Rao, 87, a legendary Indian cinema and media icon, died Saturday morning in Hyderabad. Ramoji Rao, a visionary entrepreneur, established the popular Eenadu newspaper and the ETV Bharat digital platform, which transformed regional television in India.
His efforts included founding both Telugu and English newspapers, which dominated the media landscape of undivided Andhra Pradesh for decades. His amazing legacy in the media sector is unsurpassed.
Ramoji Rao, a legendary figure in Indian cinema and media, died at the age of 87 in Hyderabad on Saturday morning. His innovative influence spread beyond Andhra Pradesh to Odisha’s media environment, where he famously launched the first 24-hour Odia satellite channel in 2002.
Enduring Legacy of Ramoji Rao passes away at the age of 87: Honoring the Visionary Behind Ramoji Film City
Ramoji Rao also constructed the huge Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, a world-renowned film studio and major tourist destination that exemplifies his unrivaled vision and ambition. His reputation as a pioneering media entrepreneur and filmmaker lives on, having profoundly influenced the industry and established new standards in regional television and print media.
His accomplishments have left an enduring impression, inspiring subsequent generations in the media and entertainment industries.
Enduring Legacy of Ramoji Rao passes away at the age of 87: A Visionary Media Tycoon's Impact on Entertainment Industry
Ramoji Rao expertly traversed the worlds of business and politics, actively engaged in both throughout his extraordinary life. Rao, known as the ‘Chairman’ and recognized by his characteristic white outfit, was a towering figure in Indian media. The state funeral planned by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy demonstrates the enormous respect and attention bestowed upon this iconic figure.
