Maa announces 90years of Tollywood celebrations. The Movie Artist Association has announced the celebration of 90 glorious years of Telugu cinema, honoring its rich history, groundbreaking achievements, and enduring contributions to the world of cinema.
Navatīhi Utsavam 2024, the grand event, was announced by MAA President Vishnu Manchu, Vice President Madala Ravi, Treasurer Siva Balaji, EC Members, and distinguished guests from Malaysia at a media interaction held on Saturday.
Advisor Datuk P Kamalanathan, who traveled from Malaysia, commended Vishnu Manchu for his commitment to the welfare of MAA members, including their insurance, medical needs, and children's education. Razaidi Abdul Rahim, representing Malaysia Tourism Director India and Sri Lanka, expressed Malaysia's delight in collaborating with MAA for the event.
Vishnu Manchu shared that the idea to celebrate 90 glorious years of Telugu cinema was conceived two years ago, and despite some delays, they are now gearing up for the grandest movie event on behalf of MAA in Malaysia in July.
Highlighting the need to support the less privileged among the 800 artists in MAA, Vishnu Manchu emphasized the importance of fundraising. He also mentioned the positive impact of the medical insurance program on many members.
Edwin Anandaraj, a local event organizer in Malaysia representing MC Entertainments, expressed gratitude to Vishnu Manchu and pledged to ensure the event's success in Malaysia. Rahul Reddy of Octopus Studio, a key supporter of the fundraising efforts, praised Vishnu Manchu for making the event possible.
Actress Madhumitha eloquently described Telugu cinema's excellence since its inception in 1932 and highlighted the significant role of the Movie Artist Association, which was founded in 1993.