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A historic 150-year-old tree in Kumaradevam village, Kovvuru Mandal, East Godavari District, has fallen due to the recent heavy rains. This iconic tree was a significant landmark in Telugu cinema, serving as a backdrop for numerous films over the decades.
A historic 150-year-old tree in Kumaradevam village, Kovvuru Mandal, East Godavari District, has fallen due to the recent heavy rains. This iconic tree was a significant landmark in Telugu cinema, serving as a backdrop for numerous films over the decades. From the classic *Mooga Manasulu* (1964) to the more recent *Rangasthalam* (2018), this tree featured in over 300 movies, including *Padipantalu* (1976), *Padmavyuham* (1973), *Trisulam* (1984), and *Sitaramayya Gari Manavaralu* (1991).
Filmmakers Vamsy, K Viswanath, and K Raghavendra Rao, who had a deep affection for the tree, frequently used it as a location and even shared meals near it, making it a cherished part of their creative lives. The tree’s fall has sparked widespread grief among locals and cinema enthusiasts alike. Many have turned to social media to express their sorrow and share fond memories, highlighting the emotional and cultural significance of this beloved landmark. The tree’s demise marks the end of an era for Telugu cinema and a beloved symbol for the community.
