Telugu playback Singer Mangli narrowly escaped a potentially serious accident
Telugu playback singer Mangli narrowly escaped a potentially serious accident on Sunday night. While traveling on the Hyderabad-Bengaluru highway with three others in her car, it was reportedly struck by a truck. Thankfully, all four occupants emerged unscathed, leaving fans and the industry breathing a collective sigh of relief.
Details surrounding the accident remain unclear at the time of writing. It’s unknown if a police report was filed or the extent of damage to Mangli’s vehicle. However, her team has reportedly confirmed the incident and assured fans that Mangli is safe and sound.
This close call serves as a stark reminder of the importance of road safety. While the specifics of the accident are unknown, it highlights the potential dangers drivers and passengers face on busy highways. Hopefully, this incident will encourage all motorists to prioritize safe driving practices.
Beyond her brush with danger, Mangli, born Satyavathi Rathod, is a prominent figure in the Telugu music industry. A Carnatic music diploma holder, she’s not only a popular playback singer but also an advisor for TTD’s SVBC channel and a captivating television presenter.
Mangli’s powerful vocals have graced countless films, including blockbusters like “Ala ‘Vaikunthapurramuloo’ (Ramuloo Ramulaa), ‘Love Story’ (Saranga Dariya), ‘Seetimaarr’ (Jwala Reddy), ‘Krack’ (Bhoom Bhaddhal), and the Kannada film ‘Vikrant Rona’ (Ra Ra Rakkamma). Her versatility extends beyond film soundtracks, as she’s a sought-after artist for independent music projects and devotional songs.
This close encounter serves as a double dose of good news. Not only is Mangli safe, but it also reminds us of her immense talent and contributions to the Telugu music scene.
