Vizag Prasad

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Vizag Prasad
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Korlam Parvati Vara Prasada Rao
OccupationActor
Years active1981-2018

Korlam Parvati Vara Prasada Rao, better known by his stage name Vizag Prasad, was a Telugu theatre artist actor known for his negative character artiste roles.

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Career

He started acting in plays at age 16. He acted in hundreds of plays before moving on to films. His first film was Babayi-Abbayi . The director of the film, Jandhyala, gave him the stage name "Vizag Prasad" to differentiate himself from the other actors with the stage name Prasad in the film. [1] The stage name "Vizag Prasad" was derived from Prasad's birthplace, Gopalapuram, which is a suburb of Vizag. He made his Tamil debut in the film, Unnal Mudiyum Thambi , which was his one of his only Tamil films to date. [2] After a hiatus, he garnered acclaim for his role as Uday Kiran's father in Nuvvu Nenu in 2001. [1] Nuvvu Nenu enabled him to be a viable supporting actor and he starred with well known Telugu actors in Sundara Kanda, Allari Ramudu, Bhadra, Allari Bullodu, Gemeni, and Jai Chiranjeeva. [2] [1]

Death

He died in 2018 due to cardiac arrest. [1]

Plays

He acted in over 700 plays including: [2]

Filmography

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