Rajasimha Is The Man Behind Gona Ganna Reddy's Dialogues In Rudhramadevi
Gunasekhar’s dream project, ‘Rudhramadevi’, has been released with great openings and what attracted everyone are Gona Ganna Reddy’s dialogues in Telangana accent. Allu Arjun steals the show like a Boss with his intense performance & powerful dialogues. So who is behind these dialogues?
While the movie's dialogues were written by senior writers Parachuri Brothers, the dialogues for the character Gona Ganna Reddy was penned by Rajasimha. Some of the dialogues mouthed by Allu Arjun in the movie like ‘Gammugundavo….’, ‘Naa Molathaadu lo thaayethu’, 'Pilli Ni Kooda Tallini Cheyyalevu..', etc were met with whistles and claps in the theatres.
Gona Gannareddy used to live in Palamuru of Mahabubnagar district. So Bunny and Gunasekhar asked Rajasimha to pen dialogues in the rural Palamuru accent. He wrote these dialogues to make the Gona Ganna Reddy character a crowd pleasure.
Now everyone in the industry has started enquiring about him but Rajasimha is now busy directing his debut film "All Indians Are My Brothers and Sisters Aa Okka Ammayi Tappa" with Sundeep Kishan in lead role.
T Rajasimha writes dialogues for Gona Gannareddy:
While the movie's dialogues were written by senior writers Parachuri Brothers, the dialogues for the character Gona Ganna Reddy was penned by Rajasimha. Some of the dialogues mouthed by Allu Arjun in the movie like ‘Gammugundavo….’, ‘Naa Molathaadu lo thaayethu’, 'Pilli Ni Kooda Tallini Cheyyalevu..', etc were met with whistles and claps in the theatres.
Gona Gannareddy used to live in Palamuru of Mahabubnagar district. So Bunny and Gunasekhar asked Rajasimha to pen dialogues in the rural Palamuru accent. He wrote these dialogues to make the Gona Ganna Reddy character a crowd pleasure.
Now everyone in the industry has started enquiring about him but Rajasimha is now busy directing his debut film "All Indians Are My Brothers and Sisters Aa Okka Ammayi Tappa" with Sundeep Kishan in lead role.
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