Yandamuri Veerendranath

Yandamuri Veerendranath
Born	Rajolu, East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, India
Occupation	Novelist
Nationality	Indian
Period	1970–till date
Genre	thriller, playwright, novelist, Film director
Website
www.yandamoori.com

Yandamoori Veerendranath (Telugu: యండమూరి వీరేంద్రనాథ్) is a Telugu novelist.^[1] from Andhra Pradesh state in India. He influenced younger generations with his socially relevant writings. In his writings he addresses many of social problems in India like poverty, prejudices, and superstitions, and encourages people to be socially responsible. He successfully bridges the idealistic and the popular styles of literature.

Personal Life

The Yandamuri Virendranath is from Alur, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh.

Popular culture

Many of his novels have been made into motion pictures in Telugu. He also directed two movies in Telugu, the first being "Agnipravesam", starring Yamuna, and the second movie with Chiranjeevi by name, "Stuvartpuram Police Station". Both the stories were based on his own novels but not received well by the audience. Hence, Veerendranath reverted to writing. Presently he is writing a weekly serial "Dega Rekkala Chappudu" for Funday weekly magazine from Sakshi media group.

Awards

In addition to financial success, he has won many awards for his work. His first film as a dialogue writer won a best regional award from the President of India.

Sahitya Academy Award for Raghupati Raghava Rajaram in 1982.
Nandi Award as Best Director for the serial Vennello Adapilla in 1996.
Nandi Award as Best Socially Relevant Film Director for Vijayam vaipu payanam in 2002 and many more.

Bibliography

Movies

Manchu Pallaki
Oka Oori Katha
Abhilasha
Challenge
Raktha Sindhooram
Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu
Jagadeka Veerudu Atiloka Sundari
Rakshasudu
Beladingala_Baale
Kashmora
Tulasi Dalam
Donga Mogudu
Marana Mrudangam
Thrinethrudu
Rakthabhishekam
Aakhari Poratam
Vikki Dada
Bhale Donga
Kondaveeti Donga
Agni Pravesam
Stuartpuram Police Station
Hello I Love You
Azad
Priyaragalu
Mrugaraju
Shakti
Mutyamanta Muddu
Antharmukham ^[2]

Fiction

Stuvartpuram Police Station
Akhari Poratam
Rakta Sindhooram
Anando Brahma
Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu
Radha – Kunthi
Nissabdam neeku naaku madhya
Kshaminchu Supriya
Rushi
Yugaantham
Duppatlo Minnaagu
Swara Bhetalam
Bharya Gunavati Shatru
Agni Pravesam
Chengalva Poodanda
Nallanchu Tella Cheera
Abhilasha
13-14-15
Manchu Parvatam
Vennello Godaari
Parnasala
Praarthana
Maro Hiroshima
Ankitam
Siggestondi
Atadu Ame Priyudu
Thriller
Cheekatlo Suryudu
Ladies Hostel
Atade Ame Sainyam
Anaitikam
Dhyeyam
Prema
Rakshasudu
Marana Mrudangam
The Dairy of Mrs. Sarada
Priyuralu Piliche
Ashtavakra
Tulasi
Tulasidalam
Dabbu Minus Dabbu
Casanova 99'
Dabbu to the Power of Dabbu
Antarmukham
Anando brahma
Vennello Adapilla
Rendu Gundela Chappudu
Oka Varshakalapu Sayantram
Best of Yandamuri Veerendranath
Vellanem cheddam?
Dega rekkala chappudu

Non-fiction

Popular Rachanalu Cheyatam Ela!?
Manchi Muthyalu
Padamati Koyila Pallavi
Graphology
Mimmalni Mee Pillalu Preminchalante
Meeru Manchi Ammayi Kaadu
Mimmalni Meeru Gelavagalaru
Vijayam Vaipu Payanam
Pillala Perla Prapancham
Chaduvu – Ekagratha
Vijayamlo Bhagaswamyam
Mind Power – No.1 Avatam Ela?
Vijayaniki 5 Metlu
Vijayaniki Aro Mettu
Tappu Cheddaam Randi
Vijaya Rahasyaalu
Manchu Poola Varsham
Idli Orchid Aakaasham
Bethala Prasnalu
The 5 Steps to Success*(English translation of his best-selling book Vijayaniki 5 Metlu) 5
The Art of Studying

Career

Veerendranath did Chartered Accountancy and started his career at Andhra Pradesh State Finance Corporation. He worked there for 5 years. Later he moved to Andhra Bank and worked as the head of Small Scale Industries Division. ^[3]^[4] ^[5] Some of his works are available as e-books ^[6]

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