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He Didn’t Know It Was His Own Grandson… | NTR Emotional Scene Old Movies | Gaali Medalu

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This deeply emotional scene from the classic Telugu movie Gaali Medalu (1962) reveals a heartbreaking truth — a man commits a cruel act without realizing that the child before him is his own grandson.
The line “Watch what he did, not knowing it was his own grandson” delivers a powerful emotional shock that stays with the audience.

Directed by B. R. Panthulu, Gaali Medalu is a timeless social drama filled with intense emotions, moral conflict, and unforgettable performances. Scenes like this highlight the tragic consequences of ignorance, pride, and broken family bonds.

Released on February 9, 1962, this black-and-white classic continues to move audiences and stands as a shining example of meaningful vintage Telugu cinema.

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