Hyderabad, Oct. 4 -- Veteran filmmaker, screenwriter and composer Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, who died on Saturday at the age of 94, has been remembered by filmmaker SS Rajamouli, who credited him with showing a generation of filmmakers that there were no limits to what could be done in cinema.

Rao, known for films such as Pushpaka Vimana, Aditya 369 and Mayuri, had a career spanning over six decades. He worked across several Indian languages and explored different genres, including comedy, fantasy, science fiction and drama.

Remembering the veteran filmmaker, Rajamouli took to X and recalled Rao's willingness to experiment at a time when filmmakers had fewer tools and smaller budgets. Calling him someone who "dared to dream bigger", Rajam...