Writer Chinni Krishna bagged Indo-Nepal Unity Award for providing remarkable stories on the backdrop of Himalayas to movies like ‘Indra’, ‘Narasimha Nayudu’, ‘Gangotri’ and ‘Badrinath’. On this occasion Chinni Krishna organised a press meet and spoke to the media. He said, “This award given to me is the best example to say that the Indian culture is valued in other countries. G V Rao and another prominent person followed my films like ‘Gangotri’ and ‘Badrinath’ which are on Himalayas backdrop and recommended my name for this award to Nepal President Ram Bharath Yadav. I received the award and the certificate from Nepal President on 28th April, 2012. I’m very happy to receive an award abroad. I consider it as a great achievement. The entire credit for this award to me goes to the Telugu film industry. I received this award mainly due to the scripts written for Raghavendra Rao’s 100th film ‘Gangotri’ and Allu Aravind-VV Vinayak’s ‘Badrinath’. So this success belongs to all. This is an unforgettable moment of my life. I wish to get many more such opportunities in the near future.”

Speaking further he said, “’Genious has completed 70% of the shooting. Sharath Kumar is going to shoot for a special role from tomorrow onwards. I narrated a story for Chiranjeevi’s 150th film. But I don’t think it’s that easy to get an opportunity in this competitive world. Regarding my future projects, I’m planning to do a film on the backdrop of Mt Everest since no film has come so far in Everest backdrop. This apart, two more scripts are under progress,” he concluded.