Actor Rana Daggubati on Saturday remembered his iconic grandfather D. Ramanaidu, a very popular film producer, on his second death anniversary. He thanked him for teaching everything.
Naidu died after losing a long fought battle to prostate cancer.
"Thank you for teaching me everything I know. Thank you for looking out for me from the heavens above. Miss you more with each passing day," Rana tweeted.
In his illustrious career lasting over five decades, Naidu produced over 100 films across multiple Indian languages.
Some of his best films include "Jeevana Tarangalu", "Soggadu", "Prem Nagar" and "Anari" among others.
Meanwhile, Rana is currently enjoying the successful run of his bilingual war drama "Ghazi".
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