Krishna's daughter Manjula Ghattamaneni pens tribute for late actor; Telugu industry closed on Wednesday

Veteran actor Krishna’s daughter Manjula Ghattamaneni took to Instagram and penned an emotional note and said she will never come to terms with the loss.

Tollywood’s superstar Krishna died on November 15 in Hyderabad. He was hospitalised after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Addressing him as ‘Dearest Nana’, Manjula wrote, ‘You are a superstar to the world and for us, at home, you are a loving, simple father who is always there for us, no matter what. Even in your hectic schedules, you made it a point to be there for us, giving us all that we need. You never gave us any lectures on how to live life. You taught us through your actions. Your simplicity, gentleness, wisdom, discipline, punctuality and generosity are unparalleled. Your legacy and immense contribution to cinema continue to live forever.’

‘You are my strength, you are my backbone and you are my hero. Your love is an endless ocean. You gave us everything we need even when we didn’t know we needed it. I already miss you terribly. I miss our 11 am calls, lunches and conversations. I don’t think I can ever come to terms with your loss. Love you forever Nana,” she concluded her post.

The Telugu Film Producers Council has announced that all film-related activities will be cancelled on November 16 as a mark of respect for late actor Krishna.

Krishna, the former actor, director, and producer, is known for his contribution to the Telugu film industry. He had starred in over 350 films during five decades of his career.

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