Thotapalli Madhu

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Thotapalli Madhu is a dialogue writer in Tollywood. Some of his famous works are Chitram Bhalaare Vichitram (Naresh, Subhalekha Sudhakar, Maharshi Raghava and Bramhaanandam), Raamudocchaadu (Nagarjuna & Soundarya) and Allari Alludu.

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