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However his books are used as course works in B.A, M.A and there have even been several PhD degrees awarded for research on his works. He was educated till Class 7 only. He was supported by friendly and kind villagers for food, working as a farm labour, a construction worker and other menial jobs- which became subjects of his later stories. Paakudu Raallu, a graphic account of life behind the screen in film industry, is considered his magnum opus.
He toured Soviet Russia and wrote a travelogue, for which he got Soviet Land Nehru Award in 1986. Bharatiya Jnanpith, 1991
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He wrote more than 500 stories, 40 books, scores of novels, huge literature on children, science fictions, radio talks, speeches and translations.He had done several odd jobs but later worked in weeklies and also in All India Radio.
He received honorary doctorates, a Central Sahitya Akademi award and ultimately the Jnanpith award. However his books are used as course works in B.A, M.A and there have even been several PhD degrees awarded for research on his works.
He was awarded the 48th Jnanpith award for the year 2012 which was announced on 17 April 2013 for his contribution to Telugu literature through many notable works.
Ravuri Bharadwaja’s legacy lives on
Ravuri Bharadwaja was a towering figure in Telugu literature who, indeed, left an indelible mark through his prolific writing and impactful storytelling.
Ravuri’s breakthrough came with his novel, ‘Pakudu Rallu,’ which not only earned him widespread acclaim but also the prestigious Jnaanpith Award in 2013, making him the first Telugu novelist to receive this honour. Despite these hardships, Bharadwaja’s innate curiosity about society and his keen observations propelled him to become a self-taught scholar of human conditions.
His literary journey began with short stories at the age of 17, and he eventually authored over 37 volumes of short stories and 17 novels.
His writing style evolved over the years, moving away from initial influences to establish his unique narrative voice in Telugu literature.
He could not study beyond class 7 but earned fame through his short stories, poetry and critical reviews. Andhra University honoured him with ‘Kala Prapurna’ Honarary Doctorate in 1980 and JNTU honoured him with ‘Kala Praveena’ Honorary Doctorate in 1987 and in 1991 Nagarjuna University honoured him with Honorary Doctorate for his outstanding contribution of the Telugu literary world.
He was born in Moguluru on July 5, 1927. Jeevana Samaram is another of his popular works. He wrote 37 collections of short stories, seventeen novels, four play-lets, and five radio plays. He was awarded the 48th Jnanpith award for the year 2012 which was announced on 17 April 2013 for his contribution to Telugu literature through many notable works.
Ravuri died in Hyderabad on October 18, 2013.
"పాటకు తగిన రోలు" By Ravuri Bharadhwaja | Vandella Kathaku Vandanaalu | hmtv Telugu Lessa
He was born in Moguluru village, Krishna District.
Dr Bharadwaja received Andhra Pradesh Sahitya Akademi award and Kendra Sahitya Akademi award for his novel ‘Jeevana Samaram’, a unique novel portraying the real life sketches of 52 orphans and the people suffering from poverty. In 1986, he lost his better half. At the age of 14, he left his house and stayed on in the village, on the banks of the village tank.
Despite his success, Ravuri remained humble, expressing gratitude for the recognition bestowed upon him.