Kalyanram Nandamuri, grandson of famous actor and politician Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, visited NTR Ghat in Hyderabad on Sunday morning, January 18, to pay tribute to his grandfather on his grandfather’s death anniversary. Despite the somber occasion and early morning, fans gathered in large numbers, gathered around the actor and tried to click selfies while paying tribute to him. The presence of fans so early highlighted the public’s deep connection to the Nandamuri family and their enduring legacy.

Junior NTR’s brother, Kalyanram, arrived at the NTR Ghat before sunrise, joined by his cousin and politician Nara Lokesh, who paid homage at around the same time. Videos from the visit show Kalyanram surrounded by fans, indicating continued public interest in the Nandamuri family. The presence of another prominent figure in the family, Nara Lokesh, further emphasized the significance of the occasion, as both cinema and political fans gathered to pay their respects.

Footage from the memorial showed Kalyanram’s security personnel struggling to maintain order as the actor offered prayers and offered floral tributes at the site. Security personnel were seen trying to stop people eager to take photographs of Kalyanram during his memorable moments. The atmosphere was tense, with fans moving forward in hopes of capturing the moment, making it challenging for the actor to find a peaceful spot for his tribute.

Another video showed Kalyanram requesting people to step back as he sat on the ground to pay his respects. Despite these appeals, his security team faced difficulties managing the crowd, and at one point, a fan attempted to fall at the actor’s feet before being separated by security. The excitement of the fans, though hearty, made it difficult for Kalyanram to observe a quiet moment of reflection.

Nandamuri Balakrishna, Jr NTR, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu and other family members were also expected to visit NTR Ghat on Sunday or attend related memorial programs at Film Nagar. Their participation underlines the importance of the occasion for both the family and their supporters. The gathering of such prominent personalities from both the film industry and politics reflects the far-reaching impact of NTR’s legacy on generations.

Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, widely known as NTR, died on January 18, 1996 at the age of 72. Every year, his family and fans gather to mark his contributions to Indian cinema and politics, and demonstrate the lasting impact of his legacy. The annual commemoration at NTR Ghat serves as a reminder of his great achievements and honors him even decades after his demise.

Kalyanram, who appeared last Arjun, son of Vyjayanti With Vijayashanti and Sohail Khan in 2025, he has not announced his future projects yet. Junior NTR, recently seen Devara: Part 1 (2024), produced by Kalyanram, made his Bollywood debut in 2025 war 2 And is currently working on a film directed by Prashanth Neel.

Balakrishna, last seen Akhand 2 In 2025, Gopichand will star in an upcoming film directed by Malineni, known for Jat. The Nandamuri family’s continued activity in the entertainment industry remains a focal point for fans and media alike.