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Tribute 811 Today, I feel compelled to write in my blogs about an immensely talented actor from the South Indian film industry who has left a significant impact through his diverse roles in films spanning five languages: Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. This remarkable individual is none other than Jagapathi Babu. He has received numerous awards for his memorable performances in various films and is recognized for his unique style, whether portraying a villain or a character role. Hailing from a film background, with his father being a producer if my memory serves me right, Jagapathi Babu has collaborated with top actors, directors, cinematographers, editors, and other technicians, establishing his own distinct identity that is widely acknowledged. While he has an extensive filmography, I have particularly admired a few of his remarkable works, including "Rangasthalam," "PuliMurugan," "Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi ki Jaan," "Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy," and several Tamil dubbing films, although I am unable to recall their titles at the moment. His refined action sequences, especially in the Tamil film "Hello" alongside Ramya Krishnan, left a lasting impression on me, showcasing his prowess in both negative and character roles with impeccable dialogue delivery. He has also made a mark in Tamil and Kannada cinema, earning recognition for his contributions. One standout film I enjoyed immensely was his collaboration with Ravi Teja in the movie "Nela ticket," where his portrayal of an orphan boy was truly remarkable. Today, I am delighted to pay homage to this versatile legend, beloved by audiences of all ages. K. Ragavan 25-3-24 Until we meet again next week.