The novel was adapted into a TV series by the same name.
The book contains many puzzles and riddles which the readers can solve. During the conversation, she challenges him to find out her identity and address. She likes him very much and stalks him, but he does not know who she is. In the novel, the protagonist receives a call from an unknown woman who congratulates him for winning a prestigious chess championship. By the end of the book, every reader would surely be left with a teary eye.” Commenting on the book, Srikanth, a fan, says, “It's a great book. His novel Vennello Aadapilla has won the hearts of millions. Yandamuri Veerendranath: Apart from self development books, Yandamuri was also known for his fiction novels which were widely read. Some of his other works include 24 Ghanta Lalo, Papam Pilichindi, Mundu Nuyyi Venaka Goyyi, and Paripoyina Kaidi. His novels were way ahead of his time, say readers, though they were set in an era when there was no internet in India.
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He came up with several spy thrillers with serial numbers like No.777, No.666 and so on. His novels also have a patriotic touch, with spies dealing with 'the neighbouring country'. Popular characters like Detective Yugandhar and Assistant Raju were his creations. Sambasiva Rao wrote around 75 detective novels and 25 social novels which have sold over a million copies. They feel as if they have watched a gripping film.Ĭover page of 'Antardhanamaina Andagatte' book written by Kommuri Sambasiva Rao Readers say that his plots are tightly knit and that there are no loose ends at the end of the mystery. He also wrote one of the first horror novels in Telugu, Chavu Thappithe Chalu. Kommuri Sambasiva Rao: He was the first to write a spy thriller in Telugu, No.888. Her novel Meena was an inspiration for the 2016 Trivikram Telugu film A-Aa.
Some of her most popular novels include Aagamana, Aathmeeyulu, Abhijata, Secretary, Jeevana Tarangalu and Kalala Kougili. Several of her novels are based on romantic relationships between the rich and the poor in various combinations, showcasing social disparities. Yaddanapudi Sulochana Rani Image courtesy: The Hindu In an interview, director Trivikram said, "For many decades, women were described only for their beauty, but Sulochana Rani's novels started describing them for their attitude and individuality." Several of her novels have also been serialised in weekly and fortnightly magazines. Yaddanapudi Sulochana Rani: The novelist has a broad and loyal fanbase among women. If you haven't read Madhubabu's books, here are some recommendations: Nishacharudu (2019), Veerabhadra Reddy 1 (2014), Bairagi (2014), DareDevil Set (2016),
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