Alekhya emotional post on Tarakaratna death anniversary

Alekhya emotional post on Tarakaratna death anniversary.One year ago, the Tollywood industry was deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Nandamuri hero Tarakaratna. His passing sent shockwaves throughout the industry and his fans.

Tarakaratna, who hailed from the illustrious Nandamuri family, entered the film industry as an actor with 'Okato Number Kurradu.' He showcased his versatility by portraying both heroic and villainous roles. Subsequently, he ventured into politics with aspirations to serve the people.

However, fate had a different plan. Tarakaratna suffered a massive heart attack and breathed his last in a Bangalore hospital after a valiant fight. His death left a void in the hearts of his family, friends, and countless fans.

Alekhya Reddy's Heartfelt Tribute

On the occasion of Tarakaratna's first death anniversary, his wife Alekhya Reddy penned an emotional tribute on Instagram. She expressed her profound grief and shared how his absence has left an unfillable void.

Alekhya wrote, "The day I saw you for the last time is getting closer... The pain I am going through, the pain in my heart, cannot be told to anyone... Since 18/2/2023, you and I have no boundaries. This is how we continue our journey from two different worlds. There will be no change. Your presence, your love, the impact you had on us, will never be forgotten. I can't touch you, but... your presence is always around us. It will never die... You are my strength... You will be with us forever!!"

Tarakaratna's Children Named After NTR

Tarakaratna and Alekhya Reddy were blessed with three children: elder daughter Nishka and twin children Tanyaram and Reya. Notably, the children's names are inspired by Tarakaratna's grandfather, legendary actor and former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N.T. Rama Rao (NTR).

By combining the first letters of his children's names (Nishka, Tanyaram, and Reya), we arrive at NTR, a testament to Tarakaratna's deep affection for his illustrious grandfather.