07-26-2007, 02:24 AM
From Deccan Chronicle, 26 July 2007
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Anguished over the pathetic state of Kakatiya-period monuments and other important places in and around Warangal, two friends have joined to create an exhaustive documentary, Mana Kakatiyulu. <b>The friends, Ambati Srinivasa Raju, a doctor and his friend S. Sadanandam, a professional cameraman, have documented the achievements of 17 rulers of the famous Kakatiya dynasty.</b>
"As a citizen of this historic city of Kakatiyas, I always felt it was shameful to find the monuments in a pathetic condition," explains script writer Srinivasa Raju. In order to capture the glory of the monuments before they get further degraded, they have travelled extensively to all parts of the district.
<b>"This is a small effort to capture the grandeur of Kakatiya architectural marvels like Warangal Fort, Thousand Pillars Temple and Ramappa Temple,"</b> added Mr Srinivasa Raju, who plans to send his documentary to international festivals
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Can someone contact them and see how it can be distributed in US?
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Film highlights Kakatiya rule
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Anguished over the pathetic state of Kakatiya-period monuments and other important places in and around Warangal, two friends have joined to create an exhaustive documentary, Mana Kakatiyulu. <b>The friends, Ambati Srinivasa Raju, a doctor and his friend S. Sadanandam, a professional cameraman, have documented the achievements of 17 rulers of the famous Kakatiya dynasty.</b>
"As a citizen of this historic city of Kakatiyas, I always felt it was shameful to find the monuments in a pathetic condition," explains script writer Srinivasa Raju. In order to capture the glory of the monuments before they get further degraded, they have travelled extensively to all parts of the district.
<b>"This is a small effort to capture the grandeur of Kakatiya architectural marvels like Warangal Fort, Thousand Pillars Temple and Ramappa Temple,"</b> added Mr Srinivasa Raju, who plans to send his documentary to international festivals
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Can someone contact them and see how it can be distributed in US?