Children's Day celebrations were grandly held at the Film Nagar Cultural Center

Children's Day celebrations were grandly held at the Film Nagar Cultural Center in Hyderabad. Actor Tarun and actress Nithya Shetty attended as guests. FNCC President K.S. Rama Rao, Vice President S.N. Reddy, Secretary Tummala Ranga Rao, Joint Secretary K. Sadasiva Reddy, committee members Kaja Suryanarayana, N. Bhaskar Naidu, Edida Raja, J. Balaraju, V.V.G. Krishnamraju, Ch. Varaprasad Rao, Koganti Bhavani, Cultural Committee Chairman A. Gopal Rao, and Additional Chairman of the Cultural Committee Suresh Kondeti were present. 

Prizes were awarded to children who won in cultural and sports competitions during the event.

On this occasion, FNCC President K.S. Rama Rao said: I am delighted that Children's Day celebrations are being held at our Film Nagar Cultural Center. Many children enthusiastically participated in today's event. We have been organizing various cultural programs at FNCC for many years. I encourage parents to bring their children here more often. My best wishes to the children who won in the sports competitions. Those who didn't win should cultivate the spirit to succeed. We will organize the next Children's Day on an even grander scale."

Actor Tarun, said :I am happy to be part of the Children's Day event at the Film Nagar Cultural Center today. 

I have one message for the children: pursue whatever you love in life. Whether it's sports or academics, strive to grow in what you enjoy. Embrace both victories and defeats with a positive attitude. Enjoy every moment of life," he said.

In this event, under the direction of dance master Sairaj, the children's performances of Maya Bazaar and Naatu Naatu dances stood out as special attractions. Under the guidance of Bilva Sound Labs' Narasimha,Padutha Theeyaga fame Sai Vedansh,Pradhanya, Rishi, Bhardwaj, Sahasra, and Yakshagana entertained the audience with their singing.The rope dance led by Bhimavaram Shekhar Raju was highly captivating.Little Daksh Ram, dressed as Lord Shiva, was a special highlight.For the first time, K.S. Rama Rao's grandson Kshathra Veera Kudaravalli son of Vallabha and Soumya sang a keerthana song.