He has also written film and television scripts. He has also written novels in Telugu weeklies Swathi, Navya and also Nadhi Monthly. Madhu Babu's fictional detectives, Shadow, Gangaram, Kulakarni, Mukesh, Bindu, Srikar became very popular during the 1970-1990s. Kaalikaalayam (Three parts.Madhu Babu (Full Name: Valluru Madhusudana Rao) is a Telugu detective novel writer.The script is nearing completion and it is likely to be brought out in all Indian languages. Presently, this writer has turned to films and is busy working for an animated film called Mooshi which is being produced under Mercury Entertainments banner. He worked as a head master in Hanuman Junction in Krishna district for a long time and was retired recently. He also wrote different novels without his famous detectives, some of them taking ancient backdrop.
This trendsetter in Telugu detective novels mesmerized his reader and made them feel like they were watching a movie while reading his novels.Īfter getting popular with his detective literature, he started writing novels with "Detective Vathsava" and his partner cum friend "Shyam Sunder" as the main protagonist. Many readers were educated by Madhu Babu’s intimate description of the geography, the lifestyles of various countries and remote regions, though fictitious. The hero of his detectives 'Shadow', has left an indelible impression among his readers. He has also written novels in Telugu weekly Swathi, and he has his own publication house. In particular people during 1970-1990's found their destination in fiction novels by Madhu Babu. His detectives revolutionized the Telugu detective literature and his characters Shadow, Gangaram, Srikar, Mukesh, Bindu, Kulakarni became house hold names of Telugu people. Madhu Babu (Full Name: Valluru Madhusudana Rao) is one of the most popular telugu detective novel writers. Contentious material about living people that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately. This biography of a living person does not cite any references or sources.
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