కళాప్రపూర్ణ , ఆంధ్రకాళిదాసు , కవిభూషణ
Tripurana Venkata Surya Prasada Rao (1889-1945 ) , He was born in Siddantha village of Telaga dora community, vishakapattnam.Though his literary career belongs to the 20th century, he is mentioned here because he was brought up under old traditions and his poetical works were mainly translations from Sanskrit works. He was wedded to the classical language. He translated Kumara Sambhavam, Raghuvamsam, Kiratarjunsyam, Uttara Ramacharitra and Sri Ramasvamedham (a part of Padmapuranam). They are noted for felicity of expression and correctness of translation. His elegy in memory of his father, who died while the author was a young boy, is full of pathos. His father, Tammaya Dora (1849-1900) composed Devi Bhagavatam (translation from Sanskrit). Of all the works of Prasada Rao, his adaptation of Kalidasa's Megha Duta in geya (or matra) metre is the best. Prasada Rao possessed a musical voice and used to entertain his friends with his melodious recitation of his geyes which were greatly appreciated by his listeners.
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