CityLightBuzz: Commemorating 35 years of service, the Telugu Movie & Digital Dubbing Artists Union of Telangana organized a Free Medical Health Camp on Sunday at the Film Chamber, reaffirming its commitment to the health and welfare of dubbing artists and their families. The health camp, specially designed for voice artists, aimed to promote preventive healthcare and ensure the well-being of members of the dubbing fraternity. Around 200 artists and their family members participated in the camp and underwent a range of medical check-ups. Addressing the gathering, Union President Gogineni Shivarama Prasad said the health and safety of artists and their families remain the union’s highest priority. He stressed the importance of regular health check-ups, particularly in today’s demanding and fast-paced professional environment.
General Secretary Gagan Kumar reiterated the union’s commitment to the welfare of artists, stating that more healthcare, welfare, and social service initiatives would be organized in the future to provide continued support to the dubbing community.
Participants appreciated the initiative, describing it as a meaningful step toward safeguarding the health of dubbing artists and encouraging regular medical care. The event was attended by Union President Gogineni Shivarama Prasad, General Secretary Gagan Kumar, Treasurer G. Somasekhar, Vice President Y. P. Kalyana Madhavi, Organizing Secretary G. Sairaj, Joint Secretary Anu Kovi, Executive Committee Members K. Nagaraju, M. Janakiram Reddy, K. Suresh, B. V. Ramanayya, Sharmila Kumari, and several other union members.
