Throughout the storied political journey of Chandrababu Naidu, both in the united Andhra Pradesh state and its bifurcated successor, Bhuvaneswari had always maintained a respectable distance from power,  shunning the limelight. Yet, when fate wrote a cruel play, casting Chandrababu into the shadows of incarceration, Bhuvaneswari, with a courage that startled everyone emerged from her quietude.

Like a phoenix, she soared, seizing the reins of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) with an elegance that belied her novice status. Joined by the radiant Brahmani and the youthful vigor of Lokesh, Bhuvaneswari became a beacon of hope for the TDP’s faithful—its activists, leaders, cadre, and sympathizers. With words that stirred souls, she graced countless public gatherings, her voice a clarion call to fortitude.

She journeyed to the very heart of injustice, standing as a steadfast pillar beside those who were wronged, her presence a balm to their wounds. For a season, she donned the garb of a seasoned statesman, her spirit unyielding until the day Chandrababu was freed from his unjust bonds.Bhuvaneswari and Brahmani, with hearts alight, rose to the occasion as if summoned by destiny itself.

Yet, when the TDP-led NDA ascended to power in Andhra Pradesh, Bhuvaneswari, ever the epitome of humility, retreated from the political stage. She returned to her noble endeavors with the NTR Trust, her legacy glowing like embers in the hearth of service. Brahmani, with equal grace, resumed her stewardship of the Heritage Group, tending to the family’s cherished enterprise. Hats of to the threesome!