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10 Telugu Comedy Scenes That Never Fail
Compiled by AKCHITRAM | April 22, 2025
Telugu cinema has a varied legacy in comedy — ranging from slapstick to snappy one-liners. Some of the scenes are so classy that despite multiple viewings, they fail to disappoint. Here are 10 such classic comedy scenes that shall reside rent-free in our brains forever.
- Brahmanandam in "Manmadhudu" – Office Interview
The way Brahmanandam is roasted by Nagarjuna in the office interview scene is pure Telugu humor at its best. - MS Narayana's Drunk Speech – "Dookudu"
MS Narayana's winning imitation scene at the police function still leaves audiences in stitches with his timing and expressions. - "Evadra Rowdy?" – Nuvvu Naaku Nachav
Venkatesh and Sunil's pub brawl scene was a meme goldmine all these years thanks to its understated brilliance. - "Kondaru Kodithe Dimma Tirigi." – Race Gurram
The timeless 'Dimma Tirigi' scene by Allu Arjun and Brahmanandam had movie audiences cracking up in theaters. - Software Scene – "Venky"
Ravi Teja's laugh-out-loud call to the software boss continues to be as relevant today as ever, especially to the IT folks. - "Hello Brother!" Confusion – Hello Brother
Nagarjuna's double role and the mix-up mayhem added unadulterated comedy energy to this classic film. - “Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi” – Ali’s Interview
Ali pretending to be a doctor in an interview setting — pure vintage madness that left fans in splits. - “Ready” – Marriage Drama
Brahmanandam’s famous encounter with Genelia and Ram during the fake wedding setup is unforgettable. - “Chitram” – Fast Narration Scene
The lightning-quick story narration scene by Venu Madhav was an instant hit with the fans. - "King" – Baba Scene
Nagarjuna as King with Baba Brahmanandam is a comedy of gods that never fails to entertain.
These moments prove that comedy has no age. No matter how many years pass, these moments still have the ability to tickle our funny bones. For more old-school Tollywood treasures, continue reading AKCHITRAM.

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