RGV about the greatness of that book // RGV about books // RAMUISM // RGV

[HeartistMurali]

“I was standing at the edge of the cliff road with a body at my feet. You didn’t need to study medicine to know how the man died. He died of cardiac arrest. The arrest was caused due to a thin blade of steel passing through his heart. I wasn’t too anxious to call a doctor as at the time the blade pricked out his life its handle happened to be in my hands.”
"నేను ఆ శవం దగ్గర ఘాట్ రోడ్ అంచున నిలబడి ఉన్నాను. ఈ మనిషి ఎలా చనిపోయాడో చెప్పటానికి వైద్యశాస్త్రమేమి చదవనవసరం లేదు. అతను గుండె ఆగి చనిపోయాడు. ఒక పదునైన కత్తి అతని గుండెల్లో నుంచి దూసుకుపోవడం మూలాన అతని గుండె ఆగిపోయింది. అప్పుడు నేనేమి కంగారు కంగారుగా డాక్టర్ని పిలవలేదు. ఎందుకంటే, అతని గుండెల్లో ఆ కత్తిని దించిన చేతులు నావే కనుక."

[havisskumar]

RGV is a good intellectual person. I totally agree with him. English is the best expressive language other is Telugu.

[gRAVItation]

I have learnt a lot about how different things work in the world from you which obviously resulted in a certain amount of gratitude. The depth of Indian inner work is so deep that for instance if Ayn Rand has to figure out what Ramana has to say it will need a few rebirths for her. If she has to figure what he hasnt said then it will take even more rebirths ;P

When it comes to literature I still remember the first line of Kalidas poem in Sanskrit. Kalidas describes the intimacy of Shiva and Parvati to be similar to that of a word and its meaning. At that time it just blew my mind!

[gmaniprasad]

200 years of British rule in India and for many years across the globe, the British were successful in making everyone believe that English language and their system of administration are the only way this human race will survive.I feel that the erstwhile British influence is still there .however I feel that communication in Telugu language is more detailed.the simplicity displayed by English is the main reason for its sustainability in the present day.

[srijaisaienterprises]

RGV YOU ARE CORRECT SIR. YOU ARE VERY CLEAR

[annaramesh]

RGV is one of the great person and personality in the world...am big fan of RGV

[shivapola]

Swapna “Poruginti pullakura “ analogy workout avvaledu. He is the man beyond and above regular logic

[anag]

I learn lot of knowledge RGV
RGV is Genius man
I like RGV Philosophy

[yemesvee]

ఎండమూరి, మల్లాది వెంకట కృష్ణమూర్తి, సూర్య దేవర...around 50 age ఉన్న తెలుగు వాళ్ళు... ఎప్పటికీ మరువరు..They educated us much more than English writers...

[wizardofb]

Chandamama was really great. RGV is absolutely right. English fictions are far ahead of our local fictions.

[bablubablu-]

Swapna garu rgv ni doubtlu adgi adgiii thanaloni intelligence ni andrki theylisela chsthundi... Rgv always great... Swapna also great as interviewer

[NagiVY]

I differ with RGV on this aspect. The main reason behind popularity of English language was because of British ruled majority of the world and it spreads the language.
Though our Telugu language confined within boundaries, but we do have great poets (Like Kalidas...etc), excellent novelists (Yandamoori...etc.).
But one point that I do agree was that English has been reached-out each nook and crook of the world.

[mohankrishnareddy]

Worthful guy RGV. Basically engineers only will absorb the subject and deliver in this way.

[TirupathiMenda]

Always follow and learn alot from RGV
Thank you

[sundeepnutakki]

Yes..literature that is useful whether it is medicine, engineering, business everything is in english...

[janentertain]

Budugu - by Mullapudi garu
It's one comic I loved from Telugu. My favorite "series" is Astrix

[JLBS]

Meeru mee lines always really true 👍 😔 now also devudu 🙏🙏🙏

[lirika]

English is an easy language to learn...all we need is a right teacher n few good books n movies..

[gopichakri]

Mandarin (1, 117 million speakers)
Hindi (615 million speakers)
Spanish (534 million speakers)
French (280 million speakers)
Arabic (274 million speakers)
Russian (258 million speakers)
Portuguese (234 million speakers)
Indonesian (198 million speakers) These are few largest spoken languages in the world

[Abhithhh]

0:52 The Tightrope Men
Novel by Desmond Bagley