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The Story Behind Four Stars Telugu Stories

It is not just a collection of stories—it is a journey of heart, patience, and devotion.
Dr. Bhargava Teja set out on a path that was far greater than translation. Every Telugu story in this series was lovingly carried into English, not as a literal retelling, but as a soulful bridge between two worlds. Before each story, a carefully written synopsis opens the door, guiding the reader gently into its universe.

But the work did not stop at words. With a collector’s passion and an artist’s eye, he dived deep into vintage archives. He searched, researched, and unearthed forgotten images. He spent countless hours scanning old audio covers, piecing together fragments of history, and giving them a second life. Each image chosen is not decoration—it is memory, context, and heartbeat. They whisper the nostalgia of cinema halls, the crackle of gramophone records, and the voices of a time gone by.

The process was not mechanical. It was a labour of love. Behind every page lies the silent patience of waiting for the right detail, the excitement of discovery, and the joy of seeing a story come alive again. The work carries the scent of old paper, the glow of faded film posters, and the rhythm of music long preserved in memory.

This is Bhargava Teja’s gift: to make us not only read these stories, but feel them. To make us pause, as if we are watching a film unfold—not on the screen, but in our minds. His touch is human, gentle, and deeply emotional.

In his hands, the Four Stars Telugu Stories are no longer just stories.
They are living moments.
They are cinema captured in words and images.
They are an embrace of the past, offered with care to the present.

Prologue

“Cinema is not just light upon a screen, but the echo of a people’s soul carried through its heroes.”

Four stars, one sky—eternal light of Telugu cinema

Chiranjeevi · Nagarjuna · Balakrishna · Venkatesh

Introductory
Together, Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna, Balakrishna, and Venkatesh form the four radiant pillars of Telugu cinema—each unique in spirit, yet bound by a shared destiny to uplift generations through their art. They carried not just roles, but responsibilities; not just stories, but the dreams of millions who found themselves reflected in their journeys.

Chiranjeevi
Balakrishna
Nagarjuna
Venkatesh

Chiranjeevi – The People’s Star

“A dream that rose from the people, to forever shine for the people.”

Introductory Note
Chiranjeevi stands as the embodiment of perseverance and charisma, a Megastar who rose from humble beginnings to become the voice of the people. His journey is a living testimony to the strength of determination and the power of cinema to transform lives. With every role, he carved out not only entertainment but also inspiration, blending grace, energy, and an unwavering connection with his audience.

Concluding Note
And when we look back, Chiranjeevi’s story is not merely that of an actor but of a force who carried the pulse of a generation. His journey reminds us that dreams rooted in courage can rise to become movements. He is the people’s voice wrapped in stardust—an emotion that continues to inspire with every step he takes, both on screen and beyond.

Hitler

Nadaka-Kalisina
Koosindi-Kanne
Kanneellake
O-Kaalama
Prema-Johar
Misa Misa Merupula

Bavagaru Bagunnara

Navami Dasami
Sorry Sorry
Aunty Kutura
Chalnedo Gaadi
Matheki Thooge

Sneham Kosam

Ayyagaru Avunandi
Gundello Gubulu
Kaikaluri Kanne Pilla
Meesamunna Nestama
Voohalalo Voopirilo

Annayya

Sayyare Sayya
Hima Seemallo
Gusagusale
Vana Vallappa
Baava Chandamaamalu
Aata Kaavala

Daddy

Aadu Aadinchu
Mandhaara Buggalloki
Vaana Vaana
Gummaadi Gummaadi
Naa Praanama
Patta Pakkinti

Indra

Bham Bham Bole
Andhamaina Premarani
Notlo Kellithe Cheppanuraa
Choopulatho Aasalu
Indra Indra

Jai Chiranjeeva

Jai Jai Ganesha
Ko Ko Kodi
Thumsup Thunder
Thillana
Hey Jana
Maha Muddu

Shankar Dada MBBS

Chaila Chaila
Thellarindoi
Sande Poddu
Naa Pere Kanchanamaala
Shankerdada M.B.B.S
Pattu Pattu
Ye Jilla

Shankar Dada Zindabad

Jagadeka Veerudu
Good Morning
O Bapu Nuvve
Akalesthey
Chandamama
Bhoogolamamntha

Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy

Jaago Narasimhaa jaagore
Andam Ankitam
O…Syeraa
Swaasalona desame

Master

Thammudu Are Thammudu
Intiloki Welcome Antu
B.Sc. Aynagani
Thilothama
Baavunnaara

Choodalani Vundi

Ramma Chilakamma
Yamaha Nagari
Oh Mariya Oh
Simbale Simbale
Manassa Ekkadunnav
Abbabba Iddu

Iddaru Mitrulu

Bangaram Techhi
Chang Chang
Dek Baba Dek Baba
Hai Ruk Ruk Mam
Nutokka Jillallo
Manasa Vacha

Mrugaraju

Hangama
Dammento Choopincha
Ramaiah Padaletti
Sathamanam
Yela Le
Yelale Yelalemaa

Sri Manjunatha

Aakashame Aakaramai
Aksharaya Namaha
Ananda Paramananda
Enni Janmala Phalamidi
Brahmamurari
Ee Paadham
Oho Garala Kanta
Okkade Okkade
Olammo Gowrammo
Sri Maham Manjunatha
Sri Manjunatha Charitham
Swagathamayya
Om Mahapraana Deepam
Hey Hey Bhithiri

Tagore

Vanochhenante
Kodithe Kottali
Gappu Chippu
Nenusaitham
Chinnaga Chinnaga
Manmadha

Stalin

Go Go Goa
I Want A
Parare Parare
Tauba Tauba
Siggu Thochi
Sooryudinye

Andarivaadu

Ammamma Nee Mesam
Okati Rendu
Paduchu Bangarama
F T V Figaralle
Andharivadu
Kodi Koora

Khaidi No. 150

Ammadu Let’s Do Kummudu
Sundari
Ratthalu Ratthalu
Neeru Neeru
You & Me

Balakrishna – The Lionhearted Legacy

“The roar of heritage, the flame of unyielding valor.”

Introductory Note
Balakrishna is the flame of heritage—fierce, commanding, and unwavering. Born into a legendary lineage, he forged his own identity through powerful portrayals of valor and righteousness. His cinema is not mere performance but a rallying cry, a celebration of tradition, and a fearless declaration of cultural pride.

Concluding Note
When the screen dims, what stays with us is the echo of Balakrishna’s unyielding roar—the spirit of valor that defines his legacy. His journey teaches us that cinema can be more than storytelling; it can be a shield, a banner, a call to strength. He is not only the heir of a heritage but the guardian of its flame, carrying it forward with fearless conviction.

Samarasimha Reddy

Alesababba
Andala Aatabomma
Chaliga Undannade
Devotional
Lady Lady Kanne Lady
Nandamuri Nayaka
Ravayya Muddula Mava

Krishna Babu

Hallo Mi
Muddala Paap
O Manasa
Pampara Panasamma
Prema Patashalalo
Sakhi Mastu Mastu

Narasimha Naidu

Lux Papa
Ninna Kuttesina
Nadiri Dhinna
Abba Abba
Chilakapachhako
Kokkokomali

Seema Simham

Avvaa Buvvaa
Chandamaama
Koka Raika
Manchitanam Intiperu
Pori Husharu
Rendu Jalla Pappa

Lakshmi Narasimha

Andam Lo Andhra Kosta
Devunne Pilichavante
Jada Thoti Kodithe
Marumalli Jabilli
Pappesuko Charesuko

Allari Pidugu

Dikki Dikki
Mallelona Illey
Chinukulaga
Maa Subbalacham
Ongolu Gittharoio
Nede E Naade

Okka Magadu

Okka Magadu
Devadi Deva
Ammatho
Aa Aaa Ee Eee
Nanu Palinchaga
Rey
Pattuko

Mitrudu

Thellavarithey
By Birthe
Dont Touch Me
Priyamani
Aakasam
Jhummandi

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Mitra Mitra
Arjuna Phalguna
Ekka Ekka
Lokana Chikatini
My Kya Karu
Ramudainanu (Padyam)

Adhinayakudu

Adhigo
Andam Aakumad
Guruda Itu Raaraa
Mast Jawani
Olammi Amm
Oorantha

Gautamiputra Satakarni

Ekimeeda
Gana Gana Gana
Mrignayanaa
Mrigajala
Saaho Saarvabowma Saaho
Singhamu Pai Langhinchenu (Kadhaa Gaanam)

Paisa Vasool

Paisa Vasool
Kannu Kannu Kalisai
Mama Ek Peg La
Padhamar
Theda Singh
Kanti Choopu Chepthondhi

NTR: Kathanayakudu

Kathaa Naayaka
Ramanna Katha
Bhantureethi Koluvu
Chaitanya Ratham
Venditera Dora
Rajarshi
Kathaa Naayaka (Female)

Akhanda

Adigaa Adigaa Song
Akhanda Title
Jai Balayya
Amma Song

Sultan

Aakasam Gundello
Chima Chima
Nandhikonda Meedha
O Kaliki Raama Chilaka
Panchadhaara Chettu
Shabba Shabba

Vamshoddharakudu

Andala Prayam
Budi Budi Chinukula
Dole Dole
Kondapalli Bomma
Gudi Gantalu
Nee Choopu Choosthe

Bhalevadivi Basu

Rayyi Rayyi
Ayyare Ayyare
Kukuku Ante
Ammammo Brahma
Bava Bava

Palnati Brahmanaidu

Brindavanamlo
Palaka Balapam
Oososi Poolateega
Bandarulo
Gundammo Gundammo
Sarasala Sundarayya

Vijayendra Varma

Siggu Paparo
O Manmadha
Guntadhi Guntadhi
Maisamma
Ningi Kadupunu
Mandapetalo

Maharadhi

Balakrishna
Kamala Kucha
Mangamma Mangamma
Uppu Chepa Pappu
Maja Maja

Pandurangadu

Aadauv Devakide
Govindude Koka
Sahasra Sheersha
Yemani Adaganu
Sri Sri Sri Raj
Govinda Krishna
Matrudevobhava
Brundavanamuna
Jwalath Karaals

Simha

Achahai
Bangarukonda
Janaki
Kanulara Chuddamu
Orabba
Simhamanti

Sri Rama Rajyam

Dandaka
Devulle Mechindi
Evadunnadeelokamlo
Gali Ningi Neeru
Idi Pattabhiramuni
Jagadhananda Karaka
Kalaya Nijama
Mangalam Ramunaku
Rama Rama

Legend

Lasku Tapa
Legend
Nee Kanti Choopullo
Om Darvani
Tanjavuru
Time Bomb

Lion

One And Only Lion Song
Akasam Song
Pilla Song

Srimannarayana

Aaradugula Abbayi
Chalaki Choopultho
Kya Be Jaare
Ottedhunane Chuttedh
Thakkathai Thikkathai

Ruler

Adugadugo Action Hero
Padthadu Thaadu
Sankranti Song
Yaala Yaala
Chali Chali Gaali

Nagarjuna – The Timeless Charmer

“A river of grace, flowing eternal through time and tale.”

Introductory Note
Nagarjuna is the very definition of elegance—an artist who bridges eras with effortless grace. His ability to shift between mythic grandeur and contemporary charm has given Telugu cinema a rare sophistication. To watch him is to witness both power and calm, a presence that uplifts stories into soulful experiences and makes cinema feel like poetry in motion.

Concluding Note
What lingers after his roles fade is not just the memory of a performance, but the grace of a man who made cinema feel effortless. Nagarjuna’s art flows like a calm river—steady, soothing, yet deeply profound. He reminds us that true charm lies not in grandeur but in the quiet dignity that stands eternal, untouched by time.

Chandralekha

Sahasame Cheyar
Okka Sari Okka
Divvi Divvi
Taj Mahalani
Mogali Podalu
Urumulu Nee Muv

Sitaramaraju

Ekasegathattha
Kuanapu Bomm
Changure
Vuylala
Ecstacy Privacy
Srivaru Doragaru
Emoy Ninnenoy
Vinudu Vinudu
Atmathvam

Nuvvu Vastavani

Meghamai
Neeva Devunive
Patala Pallakivai (Female)
Kalalonaina
Railu Bandini
Patala Pallakivai (Male)
Komma Komma

Azad

Koila_Koila
Kala_Anuko
Chemma_Chekka
So_So_Are
Sudigaalilo
Hai_Hai_Nayaka

Adhipati

Puvvulanadugu
Abbabba_Thuntar
Aada_Bathuke
Theme_Music
Panchadara_Pati
Cuddapaloo_Kann

Manmadhudu

Don`t Marry
Gundello Emundho
Nenu Nenuga Lene
Na Manasune
Cheliya Cheliya
Andhamaina Bhamalu

Nenunnanu

Yettago Unnadi
Neekosam
Intha Duramochaka
Ryali Ravulapadu
Ye Swasalo
Nenunnanani
Nuziveedu

Super

Gichchi Gichchi
Chandramukhi
Mila Mila
Mudduletti
Masthana
Akkad Bakkad

Boss

Boss Title Song
Naa Peru Boss
Nuvvu Nuvvu
Ra Ra Ra Bangaru Bomma
Choosina Kallallo

Krishnarjuna

Thruvata Baba
Yamaranju Meeda
Aa Aa Aaa Ee Eee
Pedda_Marrikemo
Buggalerrabadda
Aaja Mehabooba
Yedi Manchi Yed
We R Coming

Kedi

Enduko Enthaki
Janiya Jane
Kedigadu
Muddante
Neelo Emunnadi
Neeve Na Neeve Na
Relarey
Short and Sweet

Rajanna

Amma Avanee
Chittiguvva
Dorasaani Koradaa
Gjijigadu
Goodu Chediri Koila
Kaaligajja
Karakuraathi Gundell
Lachuvamma Lachuvam
Melukove Chittitalli
Okka Kshanam
Raa Ree Ro Rela
Vey, Ve

Dhamarukam

Aruna Dhavala
Bhoona Bhontaalake
Dheemtana
Kanyakumari
Laali Laali
Nesthama Nesthama
Omkaaram
Reppalapai
Sakkubaai Garam Chai
Shiva Shiva Shankara

Bhai

Aibaaboi Nee Choopu
Bhai
Most Wanted
Nemmadiga
O Pilla Pilla

Manam

Piyo Piyo Re
Kanulanu Thaake
Chinni Chinni Aasalu
Kani Penchina Ma Ammake
Edhi Prema

Oopiri

Baby O Baby
Ayyo Ayyo
Oopiri Title Song
Choopulatho Life
Nuvvu Nuvvu

Devadas

Vaaru Veeru
Chettu Kinda Doctoru
Laka Laka Lakumikara
Hey Babu
Emo Emo Emoo
Manasedo Vethukuthu Undi

Sri Seetarama Kalyanam

Yemammaa Vainamamamma
O Prema
Ye Desamegina
Ni Oohallo
Om Ani
Hai Rabba
Yevamma Computeramma
Yevaru Choodani

Ravoyi Chandamama

Naa Kosame
Nanda Nandana
Jagadajam Javaa
Swapnavenu Vedo
Mallepoovaa
Leta Leta
Love to Live
Jhummani Jhumma
Gudu Gudu Gunch

Ninne Premistha

Gudi Gantalu
Oka Devata (Female)
Oka Devata (Male)
Premalekha Rasenu
Prema Endukani
Koila Paata

Eduruleni Manishi

Enadaina_Anukunana
Manasannadi
Nadumunu_Chuste
Are_Eela_Kotti
Dam_Dama_Dam
Emaindamma
Shiva_Stotram

Santosham

Diri Diri
So Much To
Devudey Dhigi
Dhim Dhinaktari
Nuvante Nakistamani
Emainadho Emo
Mehabooba
Nee Tholisariga

Shivamani

Yenaatiki
Goldrangu
Yelo Yelo
Rama Rama
Mona Mona
Sun Sun

Mass

Mass
La La Lahirey
Vaalu Kalla
Naatho Vasthava
Indurudu
Kottu Kottu

Sri Ramadasu

Sri Raghavam (Traditional)
Adigadigo Badragiri
Allah
Antha Ramamayam
Bhadra Sheela
Chalu Chalu
Charanamulane
Dasaradhi
Entho Ruchira
Hylessa
Idhigidhigo
Isvakulaku
Mangalam
Nannu Brovamani
Paluke Bangramayera
Shuddha Brahma
Sri Rama Ramethi
Thandrimata
Yetheruga Nanu

Don

Su_Su_Suriyana
Intha_Andanga
Mudde_Pettu
Yedho_Undile
Neekai Nenu
Dhada_Puttistha

King

Nuvu Ready
A To Z
Nenu Neee Raja
Yentapani Chestiviro
Ghana Ghana
Ghana Ghana (Funny)
O Manmadhuda
King

Ragada

Bholo Ashta Lakshmi
Em Pillo Yappillo
Meesamunna Manmadhud
Okkadante Okkade
Ragada Ragada
Shirisha Shirisha

Shirdi Sai

Aarathi
Amaraaraama
Datthatreyuni
Ekkadayya Sai
Manava Seve
Nee Padamula
Okkade Devudu
Ramanavami
Sada Nimba
Sai Ante Thalli
Sai Padam
Saranu Saranu
Vasthunna Baba

Greeku Veerudu

Ee Parikshalo Thanak
I Hate Love Stories
Maro Janmae
Ne Vinnadhi Nijamena
O Naadu Washington
Osina Bangaram
Yevvaru Leranni

Soggade Chinni Nayana

Dikka Dikka Dum
Nee Navve
Vasthane Vasthane
Untale Untale Nee Vente Untale
Addhira Banna
Soggade Chinni Nayana

Om Namo Venkatesaya

Veyi Naamaala Vaada
Aanandham
Akhilanda Koti
Brahmanda Bhandamula
Kaliyuga Vaikuntapuri
Vayyari Kalahamsika
Anda Pinda
Maha Padma Sadmey
Kamaneeyam
Brahmothsava
Pareeksha
Govindha Hari Govindha

Venkatesh – The Gentle Soul of Cinema

“Strength in sincerity, greatness in gentleness.”

Introductory Note
Venkatesh personifies sincerity and warmth, a star whose strength lies in his humility. His roles reflect the tenderness of everyday life, turning ordinary characters into unforgettable companions for audiences. With quiet dignity and authenticity, he made cinema feel intimate—like sharing a story with a trusted friend.

Concluding Note
And in the stillness after his performances, one feels the warmth of Venkatesh’s presence—familiar, human, enduring. He has shown us that greatness lies in sincerity, in the art of touching lives gently yet profoundly. Through his quiet strength, cinema becomes less spectacle and more reflection, offering audiences a bond that feels deeply personal and lasting.

Four Pillars of Legacy
“Their stories end on screen, but their spirit lives on—in every heartbeat of Telugu cinema.”
And as we honor them, we honor more than stars—we honor an era, a tradition, and a legacy of resilience, grace, valor, and warmth. Their light continues to guide the heart of Telugu cinema, reminding us that film is not only entertainment but a timeless bridge between culture, memory, and the soul of a people.