Kishkindha Kanda is a 1994 Indian Telugu-language comedy film directed by T. Prabhakar and produced by T. Ramesh Babu under the Srujana Films banner.[2] The film features Anand Babu, Padmasri, and Chinna in the lead roles, with an ensemble cast of comedians in supporting roles. The story is based on the 1963 American film It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.[3] The film's dialogues were penned by L. B. Sriram, and the music was composed by M. M. Keeravani. Kishkindha Kanda was released on 7 July 1994.[2]
A man named Bhetalam, on his deathbed, confesses to a group of travellers that he has hidden stolen gold in a cemetery. This revelation sets off a frantic quest among the travellers, each driven by greed and desperation to claim the treasure first. As the pursuit unfolds, betrayal and cunning dominate their race for the hidden fortune.
The film was directed by T. Prabhakar and produced by T. Ramesh Babu under Srujana Films. It was presented by Gangula Prabhakar Reddy.[2] The story was written by G. V. Amareswara Rao, with dialogues penned by L. B. Sriram.[4]
One of the songs, "Gujarati Paradala Punjabi Paruvala", was based on a tune originally created for the unreleased film Missamma, directed by Vijay Nalla. After that film was shelved, Keeravani repurposed the tune for Kishkindha Kanda. The same tune was later reused for the song "Ammaina Nannaina" in Simhadri (2003).[6]
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