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\"The great Telugu literature is sinking; the most talented ones are now being wasted in Indian Cinema - this is our luck, this is their fate\" expressed Trivikram Srinivas, a noted Writer and Director in Telugu Film Industry, stating the obvious.
"The great Telugu literature is sinking; the most talented ones are now being wasted in Indian Cinema - this is our luck, this is their fate" expressed Trivikram Srinivas, a noted Writer and Director in Telugu Film Industry, stating the obvious. The great Telugu Literature is slowly making its way to get into the oblivion. As harsh as that sounds, truth cannot be overlooked. After all, not many prospective novelists and poets were not seen in the fresh blood in the last two decades. With no obvious successors for taking the reigns and propelling the country's oldest literature, we are in troubled waters hailing from the Telugu soil and struggling to retain the legacy that once changed the mindsets and thinking of people.
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