Kannada Tv Serial DrRaj Abhimani Devaru

 Dr Raj Abhimani Devaru is a show that explains the life history of the Celebrity. Dr Rajkumar. The host visits different cities, and the show takes place in front of the audience in a public place. This show illustrates the life history of Actor Rajkumar. He is not only an actor but also a playback singer in the Kannada film Industry. He stands as a matinee idol and depicts as the Emperor of actors in the Kannada industry. A gifted actor and Man of gold are the other names of Rajkumar. He was awarded the most honorable award Padma Bhushan in the year 1983.

He bagged numerous state and national awards. He is one of the movie stars in India, whose films had been made more than fifty times in various languages. He entered the film industry through the Kannada film Bedara Kannapa. He played mythological and historical characters in many films. He was awarded the National film award for the best playback singer. He is famous for his highly disciplined and lifestyle in personal and professional life. He faced a critical situation, when the bandit Veerappan kidnapped him and released after a hundred and eight days.

Winning eleven Karnataka state film awards, including nine Best Actor and two Best Singer awards, eight Filmfare Awards South, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Mysore. Leaving his guest roles, he acted in two hundred and six films. He worked in various social awareness films and novels' adaptations. He also owned a production company. His character portrays the cotemporary social causes. He, with his crew  Udaya Kumar and Kalyan Kumar was popularly called the "Kumara Thrayaru" of Kannada cinema.

Chi. Udaya Shankar wrote dialogue and songs for his eighty-five movies. He is the first artist in India to enact the role of James bond. Rajkumar made his historical debut focusing on the stories based on the Vijayanagara empire and the intrigue and mystery of the Royalty of Mysore. He died due to cardiac arrest in 2006 at the age of seventy-six. For his broad mind and his fly quality, his eyes were donated to two visually challenged people. The government of India built a memorial for him with a permanent exhibition of his photographs, trophies, stock of dialogues, songs, and scripts in the memorial.