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Gmedia in Andhra Pradesh

Social media, events, celebrity PR and campaigns across Andhra Pradesh, city by city.

Andhra Pradesh runs along the Bay of Bengal, and Gmedia covers four of its cities from Hyderabad. Visakhapatnam is the port and naval city. Its port is India's fifth-busiest cargo port, and it is headquarters of the Indian Navy's Eastern Naval Command. Vijayawada stands on the Krishna beside the Prakasam Barrage, about 15 km from Amaravati, the state capital. Guntur trades in chilli, and its market yard is described as the largest chilli yard in Asia. Tirupati is the Tirumala pilgrim city and a student city with IIT Tirupati and Sri Venkateswara University. Telugu is the common language across all four, with Urdu next in several of them and Hindi, Odia and Tamil among smaller groups. The year turns on Sankranti in January, Dasara with Theppotsavam in Vijayawada, the Tirumala Brahmotsavams and Krishna Pushkaram, next held from 12 to 23 August 2028. The Gmedia team works from Hyderabad. For each project we travel to the city, bring the crew and plan on site with you. We have taken events out of Hyderabad before, including our Kirrak Party New Year show at Ambedkar Stadium in Karimnagar.

Andhra Pradesh at a glance

  • We cover four Andhra Pradesh cities: Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur and Tirupati.
  • Telugu is the main language in all four cities. Urdu is the next language in several, and Hindi, Odia and Tamil are spoken by smaller groups.
  • Sankranti and Bhogi fall in mid-January (13 to 16 January in the 2025 listing), and Bhogi falls on the same day in Andhra Pradesh as in Telangana and Tamil Nadu.
  • Vijayawada: Dasara with Durga Pooja and Theppotsavam on the Krishna in September or October, and the Gunadala Matha festival on 9 to 11 February.
  • Krishna Pushkaram comes every 12 years. The next is 12 to 23 August 2028, with Vijayawada ghats including Durga, Krishnaveni and Bhavani.
  • Tirupati: Srivari Brahmotsavam each autumn, Rathasapthami and IIT Tirupati's Tirutsava in February, and the Ganga Jatara in the second week of May.
  • The 2026-27 wedding season opens on Friday 20 November 2026. Weddings pause in mid-December and resume around Makar Sankranti.
  • The team works from Hyderabad and travels to each Andhra Pradesh city for every project.

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