A ‘Pension Scheme’ for the poor and old film artists was launched by the popular play back singer P.Suseela on Friday at Hyderabad.
Under the scheme, an amount of Rs 2000/- was paid as pension to Anupama Wilson and Prakasa Rao who are in need. She said that they will get the pension every month.
P.Suseela Trust Managing Trustee, Sanjay Kishore said that Wilson, who is now 67 years old rendered his voice as a playback singer for many films like ‘Karunamayudu’, ‘Kolletikapuram’ and ‘Mosagadu’. He entered into film field with the film Bhumikosam produced by Anupama Films banner. Regarding Prakasa Rao, he said that Prakasa Rao had worked as a violinist for music director Chakravarthy. He informed that since both of them are currently suffering with ill health, they will be benefited with the scheme and relieves some of their financial stress.
Under the scheme, an amount of Rs 2000/- was paid as pension to Anupama Wilson and Prakasa Rao who are in need. She said that they will get the pension every month.
P.Suseela Trust Managing Trustee, Sanjay Kishore said that Wilson, who is now 67 years old rendered his voice as a playback singer for many films like ‘Karunamayudu’, ‘Kolletikapuram’ and ‘Mosagadu’. He entered into film field with the film Bhumikosam produced by Anupama Films banner. Regarding Prakasa Rao, he said that Prakasa Rao had worked as a violinist for music director Chakravarthy. He informed that since both of them are currently suffering with ill health, they will be benefited with the scheme and relieves some of their financial stress.
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