Mumbai was once famous for Vinayaka Namajjanotsavam. But now Hyderabad has become a carafe address. Starting from Charminar till Tank Bund, Ganapayyas appeared without a gap. Even at night, the devotees were not tired. They looked as excited as they were when the procession started, till the immersion. The surroundings of Tank Bund were resounding with Kolatas and dances. No matter which way you look, you will be enchanted by Ekadantudi’s bhajans. Devotees bade farewell to Bojja Ganapayya with great devotion. On the occasion of the immersion, the Tankbund and the Secretariat were brightly lit.

Hussain Sagar feasted the eyes with the shores of Ganpaiyas in the lights of lamps. Till night more than 5 lakh idols of Ganesha were immersed in GHMC. The immersion is taking place near the tank bund amidst devotees. Thousands of devotees flocked to witness the immersion. The police have taken measures to prevent any untoward incident during the immersion. The traffic was cleared without causing any trouble to the processions. The immersion process was monitored by DGP Command Control Centre. In the past, once the immersion of the Mahaganapati of Khairatabad was completed, the immersion of the rest of the idols was done quickly. But this year, instead of immersing the idols near the tail ponds, they are moving them to the tank bund. The immersion will continue till noon today as pilgrims are flocking to the tankbund.

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Balakrishna, fondly known as Balayya, made his entry into the world of cinema at a young age of fourteen under the guidance of his father, the legendary N. T. Rama Rao. His early films like “Tathammakala,” “Tatamma Kala,” “Dana Veera Sura Karna,” and “Akbar Saleem Anarkali” quickly established him as a rising star in the industry. Over the years, Balakrishna has enthralled audiences with memorable performances in hits like “Srimadvirata Parvamu” and “Sri Tirupati Venkateswara Kalyanam.”

In 1984, Balakrishna took on the role of a hero for the first time in the movie “Saasahame Jeevan,” marking the beginning of a successful career filled with blockbuster hits. His recent films, including “Akhanda,” “Veerasimha Reddy,” and “Bhagwant Kesari,” have further solidified his position as a powerhouse performer in the industry.

The upcoming celebration will witness a gathering of industry stalwarts, eminent personalities, and fans who will come together to honor Balakrishna’s remarkable journey in cinema. Notable figures like Allu Arjun, the National Award winner and Icon Star, along with prominent personalities from the Film Chamber of Commerce and Producers Council, are expected to grace the event and pay tribute to Balakrishna’s contributions to Telugu cinema.

Moreover, the event is set to be a star-studded affair with the presence of celebrities from different language industries who have been invited to commemorate this special milestone in Balakrishna’s career. The camaraderie and goodwill shared among industry icons like Allu Arjun and AP Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan add an extra layer of excitement to the event, promising memorable moments for fans and well-wishers alike.

As the stage is set for a night of celebration, the Telugu film industry eagerly anticipates the grand event that will pay homage to the enduring legacy of Natasimham Nandamuri Balakrishna and his remarkable 50-year journey in cinema.

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