Telugu dubbing dialogue writer Sri Ramakrishna no more

He wrote the dialogues for dubbing movies like 'Gentleman', 'Bombay', 'Oke Okkadu', 'Aparichitudu', and 'Chandramukhi'.

BySouth First Desk

Published Apr 02, 2024 | 11:13 AMUpdatedApr 02, 2024 | 11:19 AM

Telugu dubbing dialogue writer Sri Ramakrishna no more

Telugu dubbing dialogue writer Sri Ramakrishna, who worked on superhit films, passed away in Chennai on Monday evening, 1 April. He was 74.

The Telugu dubbing dialogue writer breathed his last due to age-related illness at Chennai Apollo Hospital.

Sri Ramakrishna had been a lyricist for Tamil movies while also instrumental in dubbing some blockbuster films from Tamil to Telugu language.

He wrote the dialogues for dubbing movies like Gentleman (1993), Bombay (1995), Oke Okkadu (1999), Aparichitudu (2005), and Chandramukhi (2005) — all blockbuster hits.

Ramakrishna worked on more than 300 films. The last project for which he wrote dialogues in Telugu was Rajinikanth-starrer Darbar (2020).

Ramakrishna had been suffering from age-related health issues for quite some time. He was admitted to Chennai Apollo Hospital after his health deteriorated. He breathed his last on April 1 while undergoing treatment.

Many celebrities and senior actors from both Telugu and Tamil film industries expressed their condolences to the bereaved family.

Ramakrishna’s contemporaries, who knew his work, expressed grief on various social media platforms.

Apart from being a writer, Ramakrishna also directed a few films.

According to his family members, his last rites will be held on Tuesday at the crematorium in Chennai’s Saligram.

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