January 11, 1985 (released during the Sankranti festival season). Director: K. Raghavendra Rao.
This role is often cited as one of the best performances of Krishna’s career. By 1985, Krishna was already a veteran, but Agniparvatham reinvented him. He effectively showcased a dual shade: the innocence of the pre-violence Bose and the intense, brooding aggression of the post-trauma Bose. His dialogue delivery in the climax and his portrayal of memory loss resonated deeply with the masses. agniparvatham telugu movie
The film follows , a fiery young man whose life is torn apart by a cunning, ruthless villain, Kannayya (Kota Srinivasa Rao) . After a brutal betrayal that results in the death of his sister and the destruction of his family, Ravi swears vengeance. However, Kannayya has a divine protector—a boon from a ferocious deity that makes him nearly invincible. The film follows Ravi’s journey as he discovers a divine weapon (or blessing) of his own, leading to a spectacular, temple-set climax where mortal rage meets celestial power. January 11, 1985 (released during the Sankranti festival