Suryakantham

Sahaja Nata Kala Shiromani

Suryakantham (Telugu: సూర్యకాంతం) (28 October 1924 – 18 December 1994) was a popular Indian actress in Tollywood. She was known for her nasty mother-in-law roles.

Early Life

Suryakantham was born at Venkata Krishnaraya Puram near Kakinada of East Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh. She was the 14th child to her parents, while ten children had died. She learnt dance and singing at a tender age of six.

She married Peddibhotla Chalapathi Rao, a High Court Judge, in 1950.

Career

Suryakantham started as a dancer in Chandralekha, produced by the Gemini Studio. Thanks to the efforts of Leela Kumari, she got her first role as character artiste in Narada Naradhi. But small roles did not satisfy the artiste insider her. She dreamt of going to Bombay (Mumbai) for better opportunities. When Gemini Studio makers failed to provide her roles other than a dancer, she quit her job. But her financial position would not permit her pursue her dream.

Later, she got a good character artist role in the movie Grihapravesam. Though, she got an opportunity to do the heroine’s role in Soudhamini, she did not do it. The heroine chance slipped away from her, when she met with a car accident (in which Suryakantham was hurt in the face). But she consolidated her position by playing the role of a cruel mother-in-law inSamsaram. There was no looking back thereafter. The audience began to abuse her Suryakantham (of course her character).

Once again, the most-wanted “heroine” role tapped her door from Bollywood. Knowing that the producer had dropped a heroine from his movie on personal grounds; and the same was given to her; Suryakantham rejected the offer, saying “I can’t live on the unhappiness of other artists.” Such was the integrity of Suryakantham, as an artist. Kodarikam lifted her to lofty heights. Ace directors of the era, B. Nagi Reddy and Chakrapani would not do a movie without Suryakantham. They had even produced a movie Gundamma Katha, starring N.T. Rama Rao, Akkineni Nageswara Rao and S.V. Ranga Rao. The entire story would revolve around Suryakantham’s role of Gundamma. Audience all over state wondered at the title. But when the movie released, it became a big hit.She has done great roles in Telugu industry as a mother-in-law character

Awards and Titles

Awards

• Mahanati Savithri Memorial Award

Titles

• Gayyali atta
• Sahaja Nata Kala Shiromani
• Haasya Nata Siromani
• Bahumukha Natanaa Praveena
• Rangasthala Siromani
• Arungalai Maamani (Tamil)

Suryakantham Profile

Born	October 28, 1924 East Godavari dist, A.P, India
Died	December 18, 1994 (aged 70)
Occupation	Actress

Suryakantham Movies List

Year	Film	Language	Character
1946	Narada Naradi	Telugu
1949	Dharmangada	Telugu
1950	Samsaram	Telugu	Venkamma
1952	Daasi	Telugu
1952	Kalyanam Panni Paar	Tamil
1952	Pelli Chesi Choodu	Telugu
1952	Prema	Telugu
1953	Ammalakkalu	Telugu
1953	Bratuku Theruvu	Telugu	Kotamma
1954	Chakrapani	Telugu	Manorama
1954	Chandraharam	Telugu
1955	Donga Ramudu	Telugu
1955	Kanyasulkam	Telugu	Meenakshi
1956	Chiranjeevulu	Telugu
1956	Charana Daasi	Telugu	Seshamma
1956	Ilavelpu	Telugu
1957	Bhagya Rekha	Telugu
1957	Dongallo Dora	Telugu
1957	Maya Bazaar	Telugu	Hidimbi
1957	Todi Kodallu	Telugu	Anasuya
1958	Appu Chesi Pappu Koodu	Telugu	Rajaratnam
1958	Manchi Manasuku Manchi Rojulu	Telugu
1958	Mangalya Balam	Telugu
1959	Jayabheri	Telugu	Ratnalu
1959	Krishna Leelalu	Telugu
1960	Shantinivasam	Telugu
1961	Bharya Bharthalu	Telugu
1961	Iddaru Mitrulu	Telugu
1961	Kalasivunte Kaladu Sukham	Telugu
1961	Sabash Raja	Telugu
1961	Vagdanam	Telugu	Baalamani
1962	Atma Bandhuvu	Telugu	Widowed daughter
1962	Bhishma	Telugu
1962	Gundamma Katha	Telugu	Gundamma
1962	Kula Gothralu	Telugu
1962	Manchi Manasulu	Telugu
1962	Mohini Rugmangada	Telugu
1962	Raktha Sambandham	Telugu
1962	Siri Sampadalu	Telugu
1963	Chaduvukunna Ammayilu	Telugu	Vardhanam
1963	Lava Kusha	Telugu
1963	Mooga Manasulu	Telugu
1963	Narthanasala	Telugu
1963	Paruvu Prathishta	Telugu
1963	Punarjanma	Telugu
1963	Tirupathamma Katha	Telugu
1964	Dr. Chakravarthy	Telugu
1964	Murali Krishna	Telugu
1964	Velugu Needalu	Telugu	Kanaka Durgamma
1965	Aatma Gowravam	Telugu	Santhana Lakshmi
1966	Kanne Manasulu	Telugu
1966	Navarathri	Telugu
1966	Zamindar	Telugu
1967	Grihalakshmi	Telugu
1967	Poola Rangadu	Telugu
1968	Ninne Pelladita	Telugu
1969	Aatmiyulu	Telugu	Mahankali
1969	Buddhimanthudu	Telugu
1970	Balaraju Katha	Telugu
1971	Dasara Bullodu	Telugu
1971	Shrimanthudu	Telugu
1972	Iddaru Ammayilu	Telugu	Sundaramma
1972	Kalam Marindi	Telugu
1972	Koduku Kodalu	Telugu
1972	Vichitra Bandham	Telugu	Kantham
1973	Andala Ramudu	Telugu	Samalamma
1973	Ganga Manga	Telugu
1975	Muthyala Muggu	Telugu
1975	Pooja	Telugu
1976	Secretary	Telugu
1976	Shri Rajeshwari Vilas Coffee Club	Telugu
1977	Andame Anandam	Telugu
1977	Yamagola	Telugu	Seetamma
1978	Gorantha Deepam	Telugu
1979	Karthika Deepam	Telugu
1981	Prema Mandiram	Telugu
1982	Pelleedu Pillalu	Telugu
1983	Pelli Choopulu	Telugu
1983	Shri Ranganeethulu	Telugu
1987	Gundammagari Krishnulu	Telugu
1988	Yamudiki Mogudu	Telugu	Kali’s grandmother
1989	Bandhuvulostunnaru Jagratha	Telugu
1989	Hai Hai Nayaka	Telugu	Suryakanthamma
1993	One by Two	Telugu	Srikanth’s Grand ma
1993	Govindha Govindha	Telugu
1994	S.P.Parasuram	Telugu

 

 

 

Kannamba Biography, Profile and Movies List

Kannamba



Pasupuleti Kannamba (Telugu: పసుపులేటి కన్నాంబ) (b: September 20, 1912 – d: May 7, 1964) is a versatile actress, playback singer and film producer of Telugu cinema, Andhra Pradesh, India. She has acted in more than 170 films and produced about 25 films in Telugu and Tamil languages during 1930s to 1960s.

• Spouse: Kadaru Nagabhushanam.
• Date of Birth: 1912, Cuddapah, Andhra Pradesh, India.
• Date of Death: 7 May 1964, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

Career

Kannamba was born in Eluru. She started acting in dramas at the age of 13 years. She performed many characters such as Sati savitri, Anasuya, Chandramati.

Her film career began with Chandramati character in Harischandra (1935) of Star combines. She has acted in about 150 films and won accolades for her roles in Draupadi Vastrapaharanam, Kanakadhara, Saranagadhara, Grihalakshmi, Chandika etc. She has acted in the title role of Kannagi in Tamil with unparalleled ease and gained so much popularity and in Palnati Yudham as Nayakuralu Nagamma opposite Govindarajula Subba Rao. She has acted in Ashok Kumar (1941) as Queen opposite another great actor Chittor V. Nagaiah.^[2]She had acted together P. U. Chinnappa in many movies such as Kannagi, Mahamaya, Harischandra and Tulasi Jalandhar.^[3]
She married Kadaru Nagabhushanam in the year 1941. They established “Raja Rajeswari Films” and produced about 30 films including Sumati, Padhuka Pattabhishekam, Saudamani,Peda Raitu, Lakshmi, Sri Krishna Tulabharam, Sati Sakkubhai, Sati Anasuya. Their Navajeevanam (1949) film is awarded as the best film by Combined Madras state and felicited them.

She died at the age of 51 years on May 7, 1964 at a Nursing Home in Chennai.

Kannamba Profile

Pasupuleti Kannamba
Born	September 20, 1912 Eluru, India
Died	May 7, 1964 Chennai, India
Occupation	Actor, Singer, Film producer
Spouse	Kadaru Nagabhushanam

Kannamba Movies List

As Actress

Year	Film	Language	Character
1934	Seeta Kalyanam
1935	Harishchandra	Telugu	Chandramathi
1936	Draupadi Vastrapaharanam	Telugu	Draupadi
1937	Kanakatara
1937	Sarangadhara	Telugu
1938	Grihalakshmi	Telugu	Radha
1939	Mahananda
1940	Bhoja Kalidasa
1940	Chandika	Telugu	Chandika
1941	Ashok Kumar	Tamil	Tishyaralshithai
1941	Talliprema	Telugu	Santha
1942	Kannagi	Tamil	Kannagi
1942	Sumati
1944	Mahamaya		Mahamaya
1945	Mayalokam	Telugu
1945	Maya Machhindra
1945	Paduka Pattabhishekam	Telugu	Kaikeyi
1946	Mugguru Maratilu	Telugu
1947	Palnati Yudham	Telugu	Naagamma
1947	Tulasi Jalandhar	Tamil
1949	Navajeevanam	Tamil
1951	Saudamini	Tamil
1951	Saudamini	Telugu
1951	Sudarshan	Tamil
1952	Ezhai Uzhavan	Tamil
1952	Mugguru Kodukulu	Telugu
1952	Peda Rytu	Telugu
1953	Lakshmi	Tamil
1953	Lakshmi	Telugu
1954	Manohara	Hindi	Queen
1954	Manohara	Tamil	Queen
1954	Manohara	Telugu	Queen
1954	Sati Sakkubai	Telugu
1955	Anarkali	Telugu
1955	Chellapillai	Tamil
1955	Pennarasi	Tamil
1955	Shri Krishna Tulabharam	Telugu
1955	Vadina	Telugu
1956	Charana Daasi	Telugu
1956	Naga Panchami	Tamil
1956	Naga Panchami	Telugu
1956	Umasundari	Telugu
1957	Kudumba Gauravam	Tamil
1957	Kutumba Gauravam	Telugu
1957	Makkalai Petra Maharasi	Tamil	Angamma
1957	Todi Kodallu	Telugu	Kamala
1958	Aadapettanam	Telugu
1958	Anna Thammudu	Telugu
1958	Bommai Kalyanam	Tamil
1958	Karthavarayani Katha	Telugu
1958	Mangalya Balam	Telugu
1958	Shri Krishna Maya	Telugu
1959	Raja Makutam	Telugu
1959	Raja Sevai	Tamil
1959	Rechukka Pagatichukka	Telugu
1959	Veera Bhaskaradu	Telugu
1960	Abhimanam	Telugu	Mother
1960	Dharmame Jayam	Telugu
1960	Jalsarayudu	Telugu
1960	Maa Babu	Telugu
1960	Padikkatha Methai	Tamil
1961	Jagadeka Veeruni Katha	Telugu	Parvathi Devi
1961	Krishna Kuchela	Telugu
1961	Nichaya Thamboolam	Tamil
1961	Pelli Thambulam	Telugu
1961	Pendli Pilupu	Telugu
1961	Usha Parinayam	Telugu
1962	Atma Bandhuvu	Telugu
1962	Dakshayagnam	Tamil	Daksha’s wife
1962	Dakshayagnam	Telugu	Daksha’s wife
1962	Swarnamanjari	Telugu
1963	Apta Mithrulu	Telugu
1963	Idhu Sathyam	Tamil
1963	Lava Kusha	Tamil
1963	Lava Kusha	Telugu	Kousalya
1963	Paruvu Prathishta	Telugu
1964	Aatma Balam	Telugu
1964	Ramadasu	Telugu	Ramadasu’s wife
1965	Antastulu	Telugu
1965	Chaduvukunna Bharya	Telugu
1965	Keelu Bommalu	Telugu

As Playback Singer

Year	Film	Songs
1935	Harishchandra	Jananamu Dhanyata Gaada, Karunakara, Sritajana Bandhu
1938	Grihalakshmi	Badha Sahaname, Naa Premaye, Sagamu Rathiri Ayyane, Yashoda Nandana
1940	Chandika	Anandamaye Naho, Eme O Koyila, Nene Raninaithe
1941	Talliprema	Jo Jo Nandabala, Prema Nidhanamu
1942	Sumati	Jayahe Thrishooladhari
1945	Maya Machhindra	Dhanyambayyenu Janmamu, Haayiga Paadedanu, Meluko, O Malathi
1946	Mugguru Maratilu	Stree Bhagyame Bhagyamu, Teerugada Asha Nedu
1947	Palnati Yudham	Evaravaya Deva, Thana Pantamu Naathona, Thera Teeyagarada

Producer

She has produced about 25-30 films along with her husband Kadaru Nagabhushanam under the banners of Sri Rajarajeswari films, Rajasri pictures and Sri Varalakshmi films.

Year	Film	Language
1941	Talliprema	Telugu
1942	Sumati	Telugu
1944	Harishchandra	Tamil
1945	Paduka Pattabhishekam	Telugu
1946	Bhakta Tulasidas	Telugu
1949	Navajeevanam	Tamil
1949	Navajeevanam	Telugu
1949	Tulasi Jalandhar	Tamil
1951	Saudamini	Tamil
1951	Saudamini	Telugu
1952	Ezhai Uzhavan	Tamil
1952	Peda Rytu	Telugu
1953	Lakshmi	Tamil
1953	Lakshmi	Telugu
1954	Sati Sakkubai	Telugu
1955	Shri Krishna Thulabaram	Telugu
1956	Naga Panchami	Tamil
1956	Naga Panchami	Telugu
1958	Sri Krishna Maya	Telugu
1959	Veera Bhaskarudu	Telugu
1960	Dharmame Jayam	Telugu
1961	Usha Parinayam	Telugu
1962	Dakshayagnam	Tamil
1962	Dakshayagnam	Telugu
1963	Apta Mithrulu	Telugu
1965	Chaduvukunna Bharya	Telugu

Srihari Biography, Profile and Movies List

Sri Hari

Raghumudri Sri Hari, known as Srihari (born 15 August 1964), is an award winning actor in Tollywood. He entered the Telugu cineworld in the early 1990s as Villain, subsequently done some good Hero roles. At present, he is one of the best character actors.

He married film actress Shanti popularly known as Disco Shanti.

Awards

• Awarded Nandi awards for Best Supporting Actor in 2005 – Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana
• Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award (Telugu) in 2005- Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana

 

Sri Hari Profile

Born	Raghumudri Sri Hari August 15, 1964 (age 46) Hyderabad, India
Spouse	Disco Shanti

Sri Hari Movies List

=== As Main Lead ===

• Bhairava (2010) (ACP Bhairava)
• Dasanna (2010) (Dasanna)
• Srisailam (2009) (Srisailam (Army Major))
• Samrajyam (2009) (Sardar)
• Mestri (2008) (Hari)
• Saroja (2008) (ACP Ravindranath)
• Bhadradri(2008)
• Poru(2008)
• Ganapathi (2008)
• Sri Mahalakshmi (2006) (Lawyer Laxmi Krishna Devaraya)
• Hanumanthu (2006) (Hanumanthu (Freedom Fighter & double role as his grandson )
• Okkade (2005)
• KD No.1 (2004)
• Guri (2004)
• Seshadri Nayudu (2004)
• Simhachalam (2003) (Simhachalam)
• Coolie (2003)
• Parasuram (2002)
• Prithvi Narayana (2002)
• Thank You Subbarao (2001)(Subbarao)
• Evadra Rowdy (2001)
• Orey Thammudu (2001) (Srinivas Yadav)
• Maa Aayana Sundarayya (2001)
• Ayodhya Ramaiah (2000)
• Vijayaramaraju (2000) (Vijayaramaraju)
• Balaram (2000)
• Police (1999)

=== In Major Role ===

• Brindavanam (2010) (Heroine’s uncle)
• Don Seenu (2010) (Narsing (one of the two dons in the city))
• Ullasam (2010)
• Romeo (2009)
• King (2008) (Gnaneshwar(Don))
• Premabhishekam (2008) ( Hari Bhai (Don) )
• Dhee (2007) (Shankar Goud (Don))
• Viyyala Vari Kayyalu (2007)
• Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana (2005) (Sivarama Krishna (Heroine’s brother))
• Mahanandi (2005) (Swamy (Faction Leader))
• Kubusam (2002) (Sivaram (Naxal Leader))
• Prema Donga (2002)
• Apparao Ki Oka Nela Thappindi (2001)
• Shivaji (2000)
• Sambayya (1999)
• Telangana (1999)

=== In Supporting Role ===

• Magadheera (2009) (Sher Khan & Solomon)
• Vettaikkaaran (2009) (Tamil)
• Cheliya Cheliya Chirukopama (2001)
• Bagunnaru (2000)
• Samudram (1999)
• Bobbili Vamsam (1999)
• Premaku Velayara (1999)
• Alludugaru Vacharu (1999)
• Preyasi Raave (1999)
• Sri Ramulayya (1998)
• O Panai Pothundi Babu (1998)
• Premante Idera (1998) (Muralidhar (Police Officer))
• Aavida Maa Aavide (1998)
• Bavagaru Bagunnara? (1998)
• Suryudu (1998)
• Vaibhavam (1998)
• Subhavaartha (1998)
• Rayudu (1998)
• Pelladi Chupista (1998)
• Muddula Mogudu (1997)
• Bobbili Dora (1997)
• Gokulamlo Seetha (1997) (Hari)
• Veedevadandi Babu (1997)
• Jai Bajrangbali (1997)
• Ramudochhadu (1996)
• Sri Krishnarjuna Vijayam (1996) (Duryodhana)
• Alluda Majaka (1995)
• Tajmahal (1995)
• Gharana Alludu (1995)
• Hello brother (1994)

=== In Minor Role ===

• Raja Kumarudu (1999)
• Street Fighter (1995)
• Doragariki Donga Pellam (1994)
• Major Chandrakanth (1993)
• Muta Mesthri (1993)
• Allari Priyudu (1993)
• Dharma kshetram (1992)
• Bharatham (1992)
• Kunthi Putrudu (1993)
• Mappillai (1989) (Tamil)

 

Mukesh Rishi Biography and Movies List

Mukesh Rishi

Mukesh Rishi is an Indian film actor who works in Bollywood and Tollywood & also Kannada. Coming from a family in Jammu, Mukesh was the first person in his family to try his luck in the world of cinema. After doing his graduation from Chandigarh and working for two years in Mumbai, he left India to work in Fiji where he met his wife of Fijian-Indian descent whose family ran a traditional departmental store.

After marriage they went to New Zealand where Mukesh started his career as a model.  However, he could hardly find out time for modelling due to busy job schedule. Also, he wasn’t completely satisfied with his modelling assignments and his heart yearned for home. And so, after seven long years, he returned to Mumbai and enrolled at Roshan Taneja’s acting school.

He got his first break in Tollywood in 1988 and has established himself as a leading character actor. Although he started his career in telugu films as the villain, he has since then diversified into donning some positive roles. In this transition, he joins a list of many non-telugu speaking actors who donned such roles including Amrish Puri, Puneet Issar, Sharat Saxena, and Pradeep Rawat among others.

 

Mukesh Rushi Movies List

Telugu films

• Brindaavanam (2010)
• Darling (2010)
• Shambo Shiva Shambo (2010)
• Namo Venkatesa (2010)
• Arya 2 (2009)
• Maska (2009)
• Jalsa (2008) character-Damodhar Reddy
• Stalin (2006)
• Bangaram (2006)
• Pournami (2006)
• Bunny (2005) Character-Mysamma
• Sooryam (2004)
• Nenunnanu (2004)
• Simhadri (2003)
• Okkadu (2003)
• Indra (2002) Character-VeerashankarReddy
• Palanati Brahmanaidu (2002)
• Narasimhanaidu (2001) Character-Kuppu Swamy
• Manoharam (2000)

Hindi films

• Ramayana – The Epic (2010)
• Help (2010)
• Lahore (2010)
• Bombaat (2008)
• Krazzy 4 (2008)
• Nehlle Pe Dehlla (2007)
• Fauj Mein Mauj (2007)
• Teesri Aankh (2006)
• Vishwa (2006)
• Blackmail (2005)
• It Could Be You (2005)
• The White Land (2005)
• Asambhav (2004)
• Garv (2004)
• Run (2004)
• Dil Pardesi Ho Gayaa (2003)
• War & Love (2003)
• Koi… Mil Gaya (2003)
• Jaal (2003)
• Om (2003)
• Indian Babu (2003)
• Dum (2003)
• Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin (2002)
• Yeh Kaisi Mohabbat (2002)
• Tumko Na Bhool Paayenge (2002)
• Indian (2001)
• Jodi No.1 (2001)
• Aashiq (2001)
• Khiladi 420 (2000)
• Kurukshetra (2000)
• Hamara Dil Aapke Paas Hai (2000)
• Pukar (2000)
• Arjun Pandit (1999)
• Kohram (1999)
• Sooryavansham (1999)
• Sarfarosh (1999)
• Aarzoo (1999)
• Lal Baadshah (1999)
• Nyaydaata (1999)
• Bandhan (1998)
• Zulm-O-Sitam (1998)
• Iski Topi Uske Sarr (1998)
• Humse Badhkar Kaun (1998)
• Vinashak (1998)
• Gunda (1998)
• Hatyara (1998)
• Lahoo Ke Do Rang (1997)
• Gupt (1997)
• Judwaa (1997)
• Kaalia (1997)
• Mrityudaata (1997)
• Naseeb (1997)
• Ram Aur Shyam (1996)
• Ghatak (1996)
• Sapoot (1996)
• Loafer (1996)
• Bhishma (1996)
• Saajan Chale Sasural (1996)
• Shastra (1996)
• Ram Shastra (1995)
• Sanjay (1995)
• Baazi (1995)
• Surakshaa (1995)
• Gardish (1993)
• Parampara (1992)
• Humlaa (1992)
• Ghayal (1990)

Awards and Nominations

• 2000:Nominated:Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award-Sarfarosh

 

 

Sayaji Shinde Biography and Movies List

Sayaji Shinde

Sayaji Shinde is a Marathi film and multilingual actor from India who has acted in Bollywood, Tollywood and Kollywood. He was born in a small village near Satara, Maharashtra.

Career

Sayaji Shinde is a Maharashtrian actor who acted in Marathi films. He moved into Hindi films including Bacchu Yaadav in Shool– which was followed by role in Market and Calcutta Mail. He was then introduced in the Tamil film industry by Gnana Rajasekaran for the critically acclaimed Tamil film “Bharathi”, 2000. he received rave reviews and critical acclaim for his brilliant performance. He was then later introduced in Telugu films through the film Tagore, 2003. Now he is a very well known character artist and both Tamil and Telugu film industries.

Awards and Nominations

• 2001:Nominated:Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award-Kurukshetra
• 2000:Nominated:Filmfare Best Villain Award for Shool

 

Sayaji Shinde Movies List

Telugu

• Don Seenu (2010)
• Arya 2 (2009)
• Kick (2009)
• Satyameva Jayathe (2009)
• Bumper Offer(2009)
• ‘ ‘Raatri(2009)….hero role thriller film
• Arundhati (2009) …. Anwar
• Neninthe (2008) …. Film Producer
• King (2008) …. Gopi Mohan (King’s Uncle)
• Chintakayala Ravi (2008) …. Lavanya’s Dad
• Sawaal (2008)
• John Appa Rao 40 Plus (2008)
• Krishna (2008 film) …. Shinde
• Maisamma IPS (2007) …. Minister Sadhu
• Chirutha (2007) …. Jailor
• Shankar Dada Zindabad (2007) …. Rajalingam
• Takkari (2007) …. Guru
• Dubai Seenu (2007) …. Baabji
• Lakshmi Kalyanam (2007) …. President
• sri mahalakshmi(2007)..villan
• Godava (2007) …. Villan
• Rakhi (2006)
• Boss – I Love You (2006) …. S.R.K.
• Veerabhadra (2006) …. Peddi Raju
• Pokiri (2006) …. Police Commissioner
• Lakshmi (2006) …. Janardhan
• Devadasu (2006) …. Katamraju
• Andhrudu (2005)
• Super (2005) …. Inspector
• Athadu (2005) …. Shiva Reddy
• Gudumba Shankar (2004) …. Bezawada Narayana
• Andhrawala (2004) …. Bade Mia
• Veede (2003)
• Tagore (2003) …. Badrinarayana

 

Tamil

• Naan Aval Adhu (2010)
• Vettaikaran (2009)….Kattabomman
• Aadhavan (2009)…. Ibrahim Rowther
• Thoranai (2009)…. Minister sivanandhi
• Thee (2009)
• Padikkadavan (2009)… Rami Reddy
• Santosh Subramaniam (2008) …. Govindan
• Vaitheeswaran (2008)
• Azhagiya Tamil Magan (2007) …. corrupt jeweller who helps Prasad in his exploits
• Sudesi (2006)
• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (2005)
• Dhool (2003) …. Minister
• Baba (2002) …. Beggar
• Azhagi (2002) …. Bhushan Thapa
• Poovellam Un Vaasam (2001)
• Bharathi (2000) …. Subramania Bharathi (Tamil poet)

 

Hindi

• Yeh Mera India (2009)…Inspector Chandrakant Shinde
• Ek – The Power of One (2009)
• Ugly Aur Pagli (2008) …. Hotel Manager
• Sarkar Raj (2008) …. Karunesh Kaanga
• Big Brother (2007) …. Baburao ‘Bhau’ Kamble
• Chhal: The Game of Death (2006)
• Deodhar Gandhi (2006)
• Jeet: Feel the Force (2006)
• Sauda – The Deal (2005) …. Blackmailer
• Nigehbaan: The Third Eye (2005)
• Chaahat Ek Nasha (2005) …. Manmohan Rangeela
• Jackpot (2005)
• Vaastu Shastra (2004) …. Inspector Bhupal Gorpade
• Hanan (2004) …. Inspector Pardesi
• Satya Bol (2004) …. Shinde
• Marktet (2003) …. Inspector Sawant
• Parwana (2003) …. Yashwantrao Waghmare
• Calcutta Mail (2003) …. Lakhan Yadav
• Pran Jaaye Par Shaan Na Jaaye (2003) …. Sayaji Rane (Sheela’s husband)
• Danav (2003) …. Thakur Raja Sahab
• Karz: The Burden of Truth (2002) …. Himmatbhai
• Pardesi Re (2002)
• Road (2002) …. Inspector Singh
• Lal Salaam (2002) …. Inspector G.C. Deshpande
• Ansh: The Deadly Part (2002) …. Govind “Edda”
• Kaaboo (2002) …. Anna
• Aamdani Atthanni Kharcha Rupaiya (2001)
• Shirdi Sai Baba (2001)
• Avgat (2001) …. Narayan Keni
• Daman: A Victim of Marital Violence (2001) …. Sanjay Saikia
• Jodi No.1 (2001) …. Thakral (John’s Mama)
• lagi Shaarth (2001)
• Khiladi 420 (2000) …. Bhai’s Henchman (Gangster)
• Kurukshetra (2000) …. Havaldas Gopinath Surve Patil “Gopi”
• Shool (1999) …. Bachoo Yadav
• Darmiyan (1997) …. Champa
• Katha Doan Ganpatraonchi (1996)
• Disha (1990) …. Soma’s friend in Bombay

 

Marathi

• Kunku Zale Vairi (2005) …. Arjun Maane Patil
• Gallit Gondhal Dillit Mujra (2008)…..Chandrakant Tope
• Goshta Choti Dongraevadh (2009)….. Agriculture Minister
• [ Oxigen jeev gudamartoya..](2008)….Annasaheb Patange Patil
• [ Ek hota vidushak..]….
• [Tambvyacha VishnuBala….]…..as vishnubala patil Who killed his own family relative for revenge as a result of which he is finally awarded judgment of death sentence by local jurisdiction where he makes request to judge that to hang him at sun set time his intention is only all revenge anger between human being is also set down after my death
• [and marathi serial manuskicha mala]

Other Languages

• Lava Kusha [starting Shivrajkumar] (2008)….. KANNADA
• Rockin’ Meera (2006) …. Tiger Singh USA
• The Whisperers (2006) …. Shinde English
• Durga: It’s Not Just a Love Story (2002) …. Bhushan Thapa MALAYALAM
• Aai (1995) …. Aboli MARATHI

 

Ashish Vidhyarthi Biography, Profile and Movies List

Ashish Vidhyarthi

Ashish Vidyarthi (Hindi: आशीष विद्यार्थी) (Malayalam: ആശിഷ് വിദ്യാര്‍ഥി) (born 19 June 1962) is a National Film Award-winning actor inIndia. He won the Best Supporting Actor for film Drohkaal in 1995, who has worked in all the regional film industries.

Even though he typically acts in Hindi movies, he has also acted in several South Indian hit films, including ‘AK 47’, Aa Dinagalu, Jothegara inKannada,Ghilli in Tamil, CID Moosa in Malayalam, Pokiri in Telugu and Bombaiyer Bombete in Bengali. He played a major role in the Zee TVserial Vaaris.

Early Life

He was born in Tellicherry, Kerala, in 1962 to Reba Vidyarthi, a renowned Kathak dancer and Govind Vidyarthi, his father, a Malayali theater personality.

Vidyarthi moved to Delhi in 1969 and joined the Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan, where he won acclaim for his performances as an actor in both dramatic and comedic roles. He passed his Class XII exams in 1980, after which he attended Hindu College and earned a B.A in History.

He began acting in minor roles and got his break in an S. V. Paranjpe serial. He went on to act in a number of minor serials in regional languages and in appeared in Ghutan, a major Hindi serial in the 1990s.

Career

Vidyarthi’s film career began with a supporting role in the Kannada Film Anand with Shivraj Kumar. Later, he starred with Suresh Gopi in Hijack (1991). His break in Hindi films came withNaajayaaz and Baazi. He soon began appearing as atypical (by Bollywood standards) villains, spewing vitrolic dialogue rather than as the “classy” Pankaj Kapur-type villains who were becoming the norm. As a result most of his films were not top of the line and were more of standard commercial masala fare. He did have some hits like Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. He also acted in supporting roles in some films such as Ek Rishta or a comic villain in Jodi No.1 and Haseena Maan Jayegi.

As the film industry dried up in Mumbai, Vidyarthi received offers from South India. His role as ‘Dawood’ in Kannada movie ‘AK 47’ along with Kannada superstar Shivarajkumar and another bollywood actor Om Puri is very memorable. He then appeared as a villain in films such as CID Moosa with Malayali superstar Dileep, Baba as Ippo Ramasami with Rajnikanth,Ghilli and Azhagiya Tamil Magan with Joseph Vijay, Pokiri and Athidhi in Telugu with Mahesh Babu.

He has acted in a TV serial Vaaris as an autocratic father. He played a strong character (naxalite leader) named guruji in Bhagyavidhaata in Colors.

He got married to actress Rajoshi and has a son Arth. Actress Rajoshi is the daughter of yesteryear actress Shakuntala Barua.

Awards

Won

• 1995: National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor: Drohkaal
• 1996: Bengal Film Journalists’ Association – Best Actor Award (Hindi): Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin
• 1997: Star Screen Award for Best Villain: Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin ^[3]

Nominated

• 1996: Filmfare Best Villain Award for Drohkaal
• 1997: Filmfare Best Villain Award: Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin

 

Ashish Vidhyarthi Profile

Ashish Vidyarthi
Born	19 June 1962 (age 48) Tellicherry, Kerala
Occupation	Film actor
Years active	1993- Present

Ashish Vidhyarthi Movies List

English

• Dam 999

Kannada

• Bhagyada Balegaara (2009)
• Devru (2009)
• Yodha (2009)
• Janumada Gelathi (2008)
• Aa Dinagalu (2007)
• Citizen (2008)
• Thandege Thakka Maga (2006)
• Suntaragali (2006)
• Thunta (2005)
• Akash (2005)
• Durgi (2004)
• Sainika (2002) – Captain Badshah
• Kotigobba (2001)
• AK 47 (1999)
• Hijack (1991)
• Anand

Hindi

• Rakht Charitra (2010)
• Lahore (2009) – Mohd. Akhtar
• Red Alert: The War Within (2009) – Velu
• Kisse Pyaar Karoon (2009) – Police Inspector
• Mr. White Mr. Black (2008)
• Rang Rasiya (2008)
• Jimmy (2008)
• The Challenge (2007)
• Awarapan (2007) – Raja D. Malik
• Main Rony Aur Jony (2007)
• Mere Jeevan Saathi (2006) – Torani
• Jurm (2005) – Inspector
• Eashwar Mime Co. (2005)
• Kismat (2004) – Vikas Patil
• Shikaar (2004) – Kanwar Singh
• Agni Pankh (2004) – Pakistani Army Commander
• AK 47 (2004) – Dadua
• Ek Aur Ek Gyarah (2003) – Cobra
• LOC: Kargil (2003) – Col. Ravindran, 2 Rajputana Rifles
• Border Hindustan Ka (2003)
• Ek Hindustani (2003)
• Fun2shh… Dudes in the 10th Century (2003) – Ghosal
• Jaal: The Trap (2003) – Naved Rabhani
• Love at Times Square (2003)
• Talaash: The Hunt Begins… (2003) – Police Commissioner
• Ansh: The Deadly Part (2002) – Dawoo
• Ab Ke Baras (2002) – Rudra Singh
• Chor Machaaye Shor (2002) – Tito (as Ashish Vidhyarthi)
• Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin (2002) – Pillai
• Kya Yehi Pyaar Hai (2002) – Raj Patil (“Raja”)
• Shararat (2002) – Arora
• Waah! Tera Kya Kehna (2002) – Charles
• Zindagi Khoobsoorat Hai (2002) – Gul Baloch
• Ek Rishtaa: The Bond of Love (2001) – Hari Singh
• Jodi No.1 (2001) – Sir John
• Kyo Kii… Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta (2001) – Karla Bhai
• Badal (2000) – Mantavir
• Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai (2000) – Insp. Shinde
• Bichhoo (2000) – Devraj Khatri
• Gaja Gamini (2000) – Scientist
• Joru Ka Ghulam (2000) – Pappu Anna
• Refugee (2000) – Makkad
• Haseena Maan Jaayegi (1999) – Bhai (gangster)
• Arjun Pandit (1999) – Haldiram
• Benaam (1999)
• Trishakti (1999) – Rajeshwar Raja
• Jaanwar (1999) – Inspector Pradhan
• Vaastav: The Reality (1999) – Vitthal Kaanya
• Major Saab (1998) – Shankar
• Soldier (1998) – Dinesh Kapoor
• Yamraaj (1998)
• Vishwavidhaata (1997) – Rai Bahadur
• Bhai (1997) – David (the don)
• Mrityudaata (1997)
• Daud: Fun on the Run (1997) – Inspector Nair
• Koi Kisi Se Kum Nahin (1997)
• Ziddi (1997) – ACP Inder Saxena
• Jeet (1996)
• Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin (1996) – Ramanbhai
• Oh Darling Yeh Hai India (1995)
• Baazi (1995)
• Naajayaz (1995) – Ratan
• Drohkaal (1994) – Commander Bhadra
• 1942: A Love Story (1993) – Ashutosh
• Sardar (1993) – V.P. Menon

Tamil

• Uthamaputhiran (2010)
• Raththa Charitram (2010)
• Solla Solla Inikkum (2009) – Madhiyazhagan
• Kanthaswamy (2009) – Pazhuvur Paranjyoti Ponnusamy “PPP”
• Adada Enna Azhagu (2009)
• Dhanam (2008)
• Ellam Avan Seyal (2008) – Anbukkarasu
• Kuruvi (2008) – Konda Reddy
• Theekuchi (2008)
• Bheema (2007) – Commissioner
• Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007)
• Malaikottai (2007) – Chittappa Kanthaswamy
• Bhayya (2007)
• E (2006) – Dr. Ramakrishnan
• Manikanda (2006)
• Aaru (2005) –
• Ghilli (2004) – Sivasubramanian
• Dhum (2003)
• Baba (2002) – ‘Ippo’ Ramaswamy
• Ezhumalai (2002)
• Bagavathi (2002)
• Thamizh (2002) – Periyavar
• Thamizhan (2002) – GK
• Dhill (2001) – DSP Shankar

Telugu

• Alaa modhalayindhi (2010)
• Rakta Charitra (2010)
• Varudu (2010)
• Adurs (2009)
• Ganesh (2009)
• Konchem Koththaga (2008)
• Kantri (2008) – Seshu
• Ontari (2008) – Mahankali
• Chirutha (2007) – Mattu Bhai
• Athidhi (2007) – Danny Bhai
• Tulasi (2007)
• Lakshyam (2007) – DIG
• Annavaram (2006) – Tapas Balu
• Raraju (2006) – Villain
• Agantakudu (2006)
• Brahmastram (2006)
• Pokiri (2006) – Sub Inspector Pasupathy
• Simhabaludu (2006)
• Narasimhudu (2005)
• Athanokkade (2005) – Anna
• Vijayendra Varma (2004)
• No (2004) – DK
• Gudumba Shankar (2004) – Kumaraswamy
• Sreeram (2002) – Encounter Shankar
• Law & Order (2002) – Don Chota
• Vande Mataram (2001)

Bengali

• Satyameba Jayate (2008)
• Neel Rajar Deshe (2008)
• Kalishankar (2007) – Debu Soren (Remake of oriya’s Kali Sankar.)
• Bombaiyer Bombete (2003) – Mr. Gore (as Ashish Bidyarthi)
• Kranti (2002)
• Shesh Thikana (2000) – Soumyabrata
• Grefter
• Nayak (kali gunda)

Malayalam

• Daddy Cool
• I.G. (2009)
• Black Cat (2007)
• Rakshakan (2007)
• Bhasmasuran (2007)
• Chess (2006) …. Swaminathan
• CID Moosa (2003) – Gowri Shankar (Police Commissioner)

USA

• Nightfall (2000) – Kopton

Oriya

• Kali Sankar (2007)

 

 

 

 

Prakash Raj Biography, Profile and Movies List

Prakash Raj

Prakash Raj is the screen name of Prakash Rai (Tulu: ಪ್ರಕಾಶ್ ರೈ),a National Film Award-winning Indianmethod actor and producer in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam language films. He won the National Film Award for Best Actor in 2009 for his role in Kanchivaram,^[2] a Tamil film directed by Priyadarshan^[3] and won the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1998 for the Mani Ratnam film Iruvar. As of 2011, he has acted in 264 Movies.

Early Life

Prakash Raj was born to a Tulu speaking Bunt family in Puttur (near Mangalore), Karnataka,on Mar 26,1965. He studied in St.Joseph’s Indian High School in Bangalore. He won the Scout award in 1982. He later joined St. Josephs College of commerce, Brigade road, Bangalore, where he participated in many plays, most of which were in Kannada .And also he is a talented actor

Film Career

He has acted in , Tamil, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu and Malayalam films. His original name ‘Prakash Rai’ in Kannada screen was rechristened to ‘Prakash Raj’ by K. Balachander for Prakash Raj’s debut movie ‘Duet’. His first major role was in the 1993 film Duet, directed by veteran director K. Balachander. He achieved fame through Tamil films, where he did most of his films.

Prakash Rai began his acting career with Kannada Doordarshan serials like Bisilu Kudure and Guddada Bhootha. He later took up small supporting roles in kannada films like Raamachari, Nishkarsha, Lockup Death etc. and was noticed for his dialogue delivery and histrionics. His breakthrough role came in form of Harakeya Kuri starring Vishnuvardhan and Geetha, directed by K S L Swamy. His performance in the movie was noticed by Geetha and she in turn introduced him to her mentor, the noted director K. Balachander a Tamil film director. Prakash Raj re-entered Kannada films with a bang through Nagamandala in 1997, directed by T.S. Nagabharana which was selected for Indian Panorama in the International Film Festival 1997.

Prakash Raj is a very famous actor in South India for a wide variety of roles he has performed, most notably as a villain in Tamil and Telugu and of late, as a character artiste. He is considered to be one of the most natural actors in the film industry, and has a good reputation for his acting skills. He is also the highest paid villain in Indian cinema. He was also a part of Mani Ratnam’s stage show, Netru, Indru, Naalai. In 1997, he acted in Mani Ratnam’s Iruvar. The movie was about the relationship between politicians M.G. Ramachandran and M. Karunanidhi, which he won the best supporting actor award,where he had a chance to act with the malayalam superstar and one of the most natural actors of Indian film industryMohanlal. One of Prakash Raj’s greatest hits was his role of Villain in Telugu film Okkadu, where he plays the role of factionist, a gangster who is in love with Bhoomika Chawla. AfterOkkadu, Prakash Raj was flooded with offers. The film was remade in Tamil as Ghilli. The same movie got remade in Kannada as Ajay starring Puneet Rajkumar. The versatile actor then co-starred with major stars and also acted in movies with newcomers. His 2007 production Mozhi, where he played an important role, was a box office hit and praised by critics proving that he can play a comedy role just as good as playing a negative character. Prakash Raj has already had four releases this year, all in which he plays a prominent role. He is acting in more than half a dozen films at the moment including his own production, Abhiyum Naanum.

His production venture in Tamil Mozhi, directed by Radhamohan, starring himself, Jyothika, Prithviraj and Swarnamalya was a blockbuster. He recently acted as a rich businessman inVenkat Prabhu’s second film Saroja, a box-office hit. His latest movie is Abiyum Naanum in Tamil. He made the same movie in Kannada as ‘Naanu Nanna Kanasu’ which was very well appreciated by kannada audience.

Awards

National Film Awards

• 2008 – Best Actor for the Tamil movie Kanchivaram.”. NDTV
• 2003 – Special Jury Mention for exemplary performance. “The Special Jury award (instituted for the first time it is said) goes to Prakash Raj for doing a commendable job in the 12 films (in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada) he had worked in, in the past one year”.
• 2002 – National Film Award for Best Actor (Special Jury) Dhaya(Tamil)
• 1999 – National Film Award for Best Actor (Special Jury) Anthahpuram(Telugu)
• 1998 – Best Supporting Actor for the Tamil Movie Iruvar.

Filmfare Awards

• Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award (Telugu) – Nuvve Nuvve (2002)
• Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award (Telugu) – Tagore (2003)
• Filmfare Best Villain Award (Tamil) – Ghilli (2004)
• Filmfare Best Villain Award (Tamil) – Sivakasi (2005)
• Filmfare Best Actor Award (Tamil) – Kanchivaram (2009)

Nandi Awards

• Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor – Khadgam (2002)
• Nandi Award for Best Character Actor – Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi (2003)
• Nandi Award for Best Villain – Gangotri (2003)
• Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor – Bommarillu (2006)

Personal Life

Prakash divorced his first wife actress, Lalita Kumari. He married Pony Verma, a choreographer on August 24, 2010 in Punjabi style wedding. He has two daughters from his previous marriage, Meghna and Pooja.

Producer

Recently he took on the mantle of producer and has produced several movies in Tamil (Kollywood). Most of the movies he produced are box-office hits and also are critically acclaimed.^{[citation needed]} His movies are generally acclaimed by the audience as good quality movies and are also considered as family entertainers. He produced the movie Dhaya in which he acted as the hero with actress Meena which was a hit and earned him a special jury award (a prestigious national award) for his performance. Also as a producer his selection of movies typically have natural storylines. His movie Poi (lie in English) which is directed by his mentor, veteran director K. Balachander, was a non grosser. It has Uday Kiran as the hero. Both the director (K. Balachander) and producer (Prakash Raj) acted in this movie as Good and Bad.

Prakash Raj had danced in a whole song for his film Vellithirai, a folk song named “Kanchi Paanaiyin Maela.”

His Last kannada production naanu nanna kanasu completed 100 days successfully across karanataka and his next production venture titled “AKASMAATH” is a remake of his Telugu hit “Aithe” and stars himself along with new actors.The movie is scheduled to go on floors September 2010 and is Directed by Dayal Padmanabhan.

Director

Prakash Raj has directed ‘Naanu Nanna Kanasu’ in Kannada (2010). This is the remake of his own production ‘Abhiyum Naanum’

Interview

A recent interview to a Telugu Satellite Channel he said he is Agnostic. He dubs for his characters in various languages he plays. He is well versed in Kannada, Telugu, Tulu, English,Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi . He considers K. Balachander as his guru and mentor.

Prakash Raj Profile

Prakash Raj
Born	Prakash Rai March 26, 1965 (age 46) Puttur, Karnataka, India
Occupation	Film actor, producer
Years active	1986-present
Spouse	Lalitha Kumari (1994-2009) Pony Verma (2010-present)

Prakash Raj Movies List

As Actor

Year	Film	Role	Language	Notes
1988	Mithileya Seetheyaru		Kannada
1990	Muthina Haara		Kannada
1991	Ramachari		Kannada
1992	Chamatkara		Kannada
1993	Harikeya Kuri		Kannada
1994	Duet		Tamil
	Nishkarsha		Kannada
	Nila		Tamil
1995	Bombay	Prakash	Tamil
	Pulakuttikaran		Tamil
	Aasai	Madhavan	Tamil
	Seethanam		Tamil
1996	Kalki	Prakash	Tamil	Winner, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Villain
	The Prince		Malayalam
	Priyam		Tamil
	Subhash		Tamil
	Gunshot		Telugu
	Vinodam		Telugu
	Indraprastham	Mohan George	Malayalam
	Viswanath		Tamil
	Poomani		Tamil
1997	Suswagatham	Vasudeva Rao	Telugu
	Hitler	Prakash Raj	Telugu
	Iruvar	Tamilzhchelvan	Tamil	Winner, National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor
	Minsara Kanavu		Tamil
	Aravindhan		Tamil
	Oru Yatramozhi		Malayalam
	Raasi		Tamil
	Dhinamum Ennai Gavani		Tamil
	V.I.P.		Tamil
	Nandhini		Tamil
	Nagamandala		Kannada
	Nerruku Ner		Tamil
	Pavithra Bandham		Telugu
	Pathini		Tamil
	Vidukadhai		Tamil
1998	Anthapuram	Narasimham	Telugu	Winner, National Film Award for Best Actor (Special Jury)
	Santhosam		Tamil
	Sornamugi		Tamil
	Choodalani Vundi	Mahendra	Telugu
	Yaare Neenu Cheluve		Kannada
	Sandhippoma		Tamil
	Sollamalae		Tamil
	Gurupaarvai	Gurumurthy	Tamil
1999	Sneham Kosam	Peddabbayi	Telugu
	En Swaasa Kaatrae	Guru	Tamil
	Padayappa		Tamil
	Veedu Samyudu Kaadu		Telugu
	Rajakumarudu	Dhanujay	Telugu
	Premaku Velayera		Telugu
	Seenu		Telugu
	Rajasthan		Tamil
	Preminchedi Endukamma	Jagan	Telugu
	Samudram	Nukraju	Telugu
	Z		Kannada
2000	Kshemamga Velli Labhamgaa Randi		Telugu
	Sanchalanam		Telugu
	Appu	Maharani	Tamil
	Badri	Nanda	Telugu
	Manoharam	Srinivasamurthy	Telugu
	Real Story		Telugu
	Adavi Chukka		Telugu
	Moodu Mukkalata	Paramahamsa	Telugu
	Chinna Chinna Kannile	Sabesan	Tamil
	Azad	Salim	Telugu
	Vaanavil	Prakash	Tamil	Winner, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Villain
	Bachi		Telugu
	Chiru Navvato	Pratap	Telugu
	Tirumala Tirupathi Venkatesa		Telugu
2001	Mrugaraju		Telugu
	Vanchinathan		Tamil
	Murari		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Rishi		Tamil
	Little John	Kala Bhairava	Tamil
	Dosth	Neelakanda Bhramachari	Tamil
	Ammai Kosam		Telugu
	Bhalevadivi Basu		Telugu
	Nuvvu Naaku Nachav	Murthy	Telugu
	Alli Thandha Vaanam		Tamil
	Preethsod Thappa		Kannada
	Sardukupodam Randi		Telugu
2002	Premaku Swagatham	Mahendra	Telugu
	Kannathil Muthamittal	Wikramesinghe	Tamil	Winner, ITFA Best Supporting Actor Award
	Ekangi		Kannada
	Dhaya	Dhaya	Tamil	Winner, National Film Award for Best Actor (Special Jury)
	Hai		Telugu
	Adrustam		Telugu
	Indra	Chenna Kesava Reddy	Telugu
	Idiot	Vipra Narayana	Telugu
	Shakti – The Power		Hindi
	Atithi		Kannada
	Nuvve Nuvve	Vishwanath	Telugu	Winner, Filmfare Award for Best Telugu Supporting Actor
	Bobby	Yadagiri	Telugu
	Kadhal Azhivathillai		Tamil
	Khadgam	Amjad Khan	Telugu	Winner, Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor
	I Love You Da		Tamil
	Rifles		Telugu
2003	Chokkathangam	Sundaram	Tamil	Nominated, Filmfare Best Tamil Supporting Actor Award
	Okkadu	Obul Reddy	Telugu	Winner, Santosham Best Villain Award
	Juniors		Telugu
	Fools		Telugu
	Gangotri	Neelakantha Naidu	Telugu	Winner, Nandi Award for Best Villain
	Dil		Telugu
	Kadhal Sadugudu	Chidambaram	Tamil
	Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi		Telugu	Winner, Nandi Award for Best Character Actor
	Nijam		Telugu
	Simhachalam	Dora Swamy Raju	Telugu
	Charminar	Surendra Babu	Telugu
	Tagore	Suryam	Telugu	Winner, Filmfare Award for Best Telugu Supporting Actor
	Naam	Irfan Khan	Tamil
	Preeti Prema Pranaya		Kannada
	Shivamani 9848022338	Dattu	Telugu
2004	Varsham	Ranga Rao	Telugu
	Lakshmi Narasimha	Dharma Bhiksham	Telugu
	Athade Oka Sainyam	Prakash Rao	Telugu
	Khakee	ACP Naidu	Hindi
	Thekkekara Super Fast	Jonnykutty	Malayalam
	Srinu Vasanti Lakshmi	Appala Naidu	Telugu
	Ghilli	Muthu Pandi	Tamil	Winner, Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Villain
	Rakshak		Telugu
	Samba	Pasupathi Naidu	Telugu
	Koduku		Telugu
	Yagnam		Telugu
	Sri Anjaneyam		Telugu
	Bimba		Kannada
	Shart: The Challenge	Nandu	Hindi
	Naa Autograph	Prakash	Telugu
	Intlo Srimati Veedhilo Kumari	Sundara Murthy	Telugu
	Vasool Raja MBBS	Vishwanathan	Tamil
	Azhagiya Theeye	Aravind	Tamil
	Arjun	Bala	Telugu
	Giri	Suryaprakash	Tamil
	M. Kumaran son of Mahalakshmi	Eeshwar	Tamil
	Konchem Touchlo Vunte Cheputanu		Telugu
	Vidyarti		Telugu
	Mass	Durga Prasad	Telugu
2005	Ayya	Karuppusamy	Tamil
	Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana	Prakash	Telugu
	Dhana 51		Telugu
	Sankranthi		Telugu
	Chakram		Telugu
	Bunny	Somaraju	Telugu
	Subhash Chandra Bose	Venkataraman	Telugu
	Athanokkade		Telugu
	Bhadra	Surendra	Telugu
	Amudhey	Victor	Tamil
	Arinthum Ariyamalum	Aadhi Narayanan	Tamil
	Andarivaadu	Veerendra Singh	Telugu
	Anniyan	Prabhakar	Tamil	Winner, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Villain
	Athadu	Anjaneya Prasad	Telugu
	Ponniyin Selvan	Guru	Tamil
	Pandipada	Pandidurai	Malayalam
	Political Rowdy		Telugu
	Allari Pidugu		Telugu
	Bhageeratha	Venkata Ratnam	Telugu
	Sivakasi	Udhayappa	Tamil	Winner, Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Villain
2006	Paramasivan	Nandhakumar	Tamil
	Aadhi		Tamil
	Saravana	Soundarapandi	Tamil
	Idhaya Thirudan	Mayilravanan	Tamil
	Ajay		Kannada
	Illalu Priyurala		Telugu
	Pokiri	Ali Bhai	Telugu
	Veerabhadra		Telugu
	Thalainagaram		Tamil
	Parijatham	Santhosh	Tamil
	Vikramarkudu		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Ashok		Telugu
	Bommarillu	Aravind	Telugu	Winner, Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor
	Aran		Tamil
	Vettaiyaadu Vilaiyaadu	Arokiyaraj	Tamil
	Perarasu	Elakkyam	Tamil
	Stalin	Muddu Krishniah	Telugu
	Vathiyar	Easwara Pandian	Tamil
	Sainikudu	Mondi Nani	Telugu
	Khatarnak		Telugu
	Thiruvilayadal Arambam	Guru	Tamil
	Rakhi		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Poi	Vidhi	Tamil
2007	Pokkiri	Ali Bhai	Tamil	Nominated, Vijay Award for Best Villain
	Lee	Puthiran	Tamil
	Mozhi	Vijayakumar	Tamil	Winner, Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actor
	Vyapari		Tamil
	Aadivaram Adavallaku Selavu		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Jagadam		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Munna	Kakha	Telugu
	Veerappu	Vedhukannu	Tamil
	Arya	Kasi	Tamil
	Chirutha	Karthikeya	Telugu
	Kanna	Raghunath	Tamil
2008	Bheema	Chinna	Tamil
	Velli Thirai	Kanniah	Tamil
	Jalsa	Ram Mohan Reddy	Telugu
	Santosh Subramaniam	Subramaniam	Tamil
	Arai En 305-il Kadavul	Kadavul	Tamil
	Kantri	Pothu Raju	Telugu
	Parugu	Neelakanta	Telugu
	Saroja	Vishwanath	Tamil
	Rainbow		Telugu
	Ali Baba	Subramaniam	Tamil
	Pandhayam	Masanam	Tamil
	Kotha Bangaru Lokam		Telugu	Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Telugu Supporting Actor
	Kanchivaram	Vengadam	Tamil	Winner, National Film Award for Best Actor Winner, Filmfare Best Tamil Actor Award (2009)[1] Winner, Vijay Award for Best Actor
	Abhiyum Naanum	Reghuram	Tamil	Winner, Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Character Artiste (Male) Nominated, Filmfare Best Tamil Supporting Actor Award
	Sivamayam		Tamil
	Panchamirtham	Raavana	Tamil
2009	Villu	J. D.	Tamil
	Konchem Ishtam Konchem Kashtam	Prakash	Telugu
	Thoranai	Thamizharasu	Tamil
	Malai Malai	Essaki	Tamil
	Anjaneyulu		Telugu	Guest appearance
	Josh		Telugu
	Wanted	Gani Bhai	Hindi
	Solla Solla Inikkum	Bhadri Narayanan	Tamil
	Mathiya Chennai		Tamil	Guest appearance
	Katha		Telugu
2010	Theeratha Vilaiyatu Pillai	Anbazhagan	Tamil	Guest appearance
	Janani		Kannada
	Varudu		Telugu
	Naanu Nanna Kanasu	Raj Uthappa	Kannada	Also director
	Singam	Mayil Vaaganam	Tamil
	Hoo	Michael	Kannada
	Kadhalagi	AK	Tamil	Guest appearance
	Kaleja	GK	Telugu
	Brindaavanam	Bhanuprasad	Telugu
	Anwar	Stalin Manimaran	Malayalam
	Collector Gaari Bharya	Gautham	Telugu
	Magizhchi		Tamil	Guest appearance
	Orange		Telugu
	Chutti Chatthan		Tamil
2011	Mirapakaay	Kittu	Telugu
	Payanam	Vishwanath	Tamil
	Gaganam		Telugu
	Vastadu Naa Raju	Narasimha
	Elektra		Malayalam	Post-production
	Rajadhani		Kannada	Post-production
	Ko		Tamil	Post-production
	Vaanam		Tamil	Post-production
	Dhool		Kannada	Post-production
	Kalavadiya Pozhudugal		Tamil	Post-production
	Malaiyoor Mambattiyaan		Tamil	Post-production
	Prarthane		Kannada	Filming
	Uma Maheshwaram		Tamil	Filming
	Dongala Mutha		Telugu	Filming
	Kulasekaranum Koolipadaiyum		Tamil	Filming
	Puttakkana Highway		Kannada	Filming
	Badhrinaadh		Telugu	Filming
	Dookudu		Telugu	Filming
	Rowthiram		Tamil	Filming
	Sethu Samudhiram		Tamil	Filming
	Jhansi IPS		Kannada	Filming
	Wanted		Telugu	Filming
	Vidiyum Varai Kathiru		Tamil	Filming
	Ponnar Shankar		Tamil	Filming
	Venghai		Tamil	Filming
	Mr. Perfect		Telugu	Filming
	Singam		Hindi	Pre-production
	Kurchi		Telugu	Pre-production
	Narkali		Tamil	Pre-production
	Pulan Visaranai II		Tamil	Delayed
	Zamaanat	Hindi	Delayed

Television

Year	Serial	Role	Language
1986/87	Bisilu Kudure		Kannada
	Guddada Bhoota		Kannada
1987	Namma Nammalli		Kannada
	Aasegalu Nooraru		Kannada
	Kaiyalavu Manasu	Gururengam	Tamil
	Sahana		Tamil

As Producer

Year	Film	Notes	Language
1999	Andhappuram
2002	Dhaya		Tamil
2003	Naam
2004	Azhagiya Theeye		Tamil
2005	Kanda Naal Mudhal		Tamil
2006	Poi		Tamil
2007	Mozhi		Tamil
2008	Velli Thirai		Tamil
2008	Abhiyum Naanum		Tamil
2009	Inidhu Inidhu		Tamil
2009	Mayilu	Filming
2011	Payanam	Released	Tamil
2011	Akasmath (film)	Pre-production	Kannada

As Director

Year	Film	Notes
2010	Naanu Nanna Kanasu	Released

Rajiv Kanakala Biography, Profile and Movies List

Rajiv Kanakala

Rajiv Kanakala is an Tollywood actor. He started his career in television serials where he not only acted but produced and directed.

Rajiv Kanakala Profile

Rajiv Kanakala
Born	Hyderabad, India
Spouse	Suma

 

Rajiv Kanakala Movies List

• Student No.1(2001)
• Nuvve Nuvve (2002)
• Aadi (2002)
• Sye (2004) … Rugby coach
• Adavi Ramudu (2004)
• Athadu (2005) … Pardhu
• A Film By Aravind (2005) … Aravind
• Chinnodu (2006)
• Samanyudu (2006)
• Ashok (2006) … Raja
• Vikramarkudu (2006)
• Lakshmi (2006)
• Kokila (2006)
• Black & White (2008)
• Athidhi (2007)
• Yamadonga (2007)
• Ontari (2008) … Raghava
• Vishaka Express (2008) …
• Poison (2008)
• Donga Dongadi

He is a versatile actor.His wife Suma Kanakala is a tv anchor. Rajeev did very good roles in movies like Sye.In that movie the speech which he delivers at the climax is very good. The speech was similar to the speech by Al Pachino in the movie Any Given Sunday.

 

Brahmmaji Profile and Movies List

Brahmmaji

Brahmmaji Profile

Name: Brahmaji

Star Name: Brahmaji

Facts: He was well recognized for his performance in Sindhuram and famous for playing many varied roles in telugu movies.

 

Brahammaji Movies List

1.)	Addam (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
2.)	Kalanagu (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
3.)	Fruit Salad (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
4.)	N.H-5 (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
5.)	Kalachakram (2011) (Ready For Release)	:: Actor
6.)	Jayahey (2011) (Ready For Release)	:: Supporting Cast
7.)	7 Prema Kathalu (2011) (Ready For Release)	:: Supporting Cast
8.)	Kumbakonam (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
9.)	Lenin (2011) (Ready For Release)	:: Actor
10.)	Abbo Vaada (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
11.)	Dongala Muta (2011) (Announced)	:: Supporting Cast
12.)	Mirapakai (2011)	:: Supporting Cast
13.)	Brindaavanam (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
14.)	Komaram Puli (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
15.)	Don Seenu  (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
16.)	Maryada Ramanna (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
17.)	Rama Rama Krishna Krishna (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
18.)	Dhoom Dham (2010)	:: Actor
19.)	Police Police (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
20.)	Varudu (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
21.)	Jagadguru Sri Shiridi Sai Baba (2009)	:: Supporting Cast
22.)	Ek Niranjan (2009)	:: Supporting Cast
23.)	Rajavari Chepala Cheruvu (2009)	:: Supporting Cast
24.)	Mental Krishna (2009)	:: Supporting Cast
25.)	Gorintaku (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
26.)	Adhyakshaa (2008)	:: Actor
27.)	Bujjigadu (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
28.)	Homam (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
29.)	Bhadradri (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
30.)	Andariki Vandanalu (2008)	:: Actor
31.)	Deepavali (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
32.)	Viyyalavari Kayyalu (2007)	:: Supporting Cast
33.)	Laila Majnu (2007)	:: Supporting Cast
34.)	Munna (2007)	:: Supporting Cast
35.)	Dhee (2007)	:: Supporting Cast
36.)	Annavaram (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
37.)	Rakhee (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
38.)	Stalin (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
39.)	Pournami (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
40.)	Athadu (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
41.)	Bhadra (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
42.)	10 Strangers (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
43.)	Idea (2005)	:: Actor
44.)	Kaki (2005)	:: Actor
45.)	Madyahnapu Hatya (2004)	:: Supporting Cast
46.)	Tiger Harischandraprasad (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
47.)	Maa Alludu Verygood (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
48.)	Shivamani (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
49.)	Inspector (2003)	:: Actor
50.)	Nijam (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
51.)	Johnny (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
52.)	Khadgam (2002)	:: Supporting Cast
53.)	O Chinadaana (2002)	:: Supporting Cast
54.)	Hyderabad (2001)	:: Supporting Cast
55.)	Orey Thamudu (2001)	:: Supporting Cast
56.)	Chiranjeevulu (2001)	:: Supporting Cast
57.)	Pelli Sambhandam (2000)	:: Supporting Cast
58.)	Samakka Sarakka (2000)	:: Actor
59.)	Neekosam (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
60.)	Pichodi Chethilo Raie (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
61.)	Sitaramaraju (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
62.)	Swayamvaram (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
63.)	Chandraleka (1998)	:: Supporting Cast
64.)	Sri Ramulaiah (1998)	:: Supporting Cast
65.)	Choodalani Vundi (1998)	:: Supporting Cast
66.)	Kante Kuthurne Kanu (1998)	:: Actor
67.)	Sindhuram (1997)	:: Actor
68.)	Ninne Pelladatha (1996)	:: Supporting Cast
69.)	Gulabi (1995)	:: Supporting Cast

 

 

Shivaji Raja Profile and Movies List

Shivajiraja

Shivaji Raja Profile

Name: Shivaji Raja

Star Name: Shivaji Raja

Mother Tongue: Telugu

Complexion: Whitish

Debut Movie: Telugu Movie Kallu – 1988

College Info: Polytechnic in Hyderabad.

Shivaji Raja Movies lIst

1.)	Rowdy Gari Pellam (2011) (Announced)	:: Supporting Cast
2.)	Mondi Mogullu Penki Pellalu (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
3.)	Chalo One Two Three (2011) (Filming)	:: Actor
4.)	Manasu Pilichindi (2011) (Filming)	:: Supporting Cast
5.)	Nissabdha Viplavam (2011) (Filming)	:: Supporting Cast
6.)	Jayahey (2011) (Ready For Release)	:: Supporting Cast
7.)	Sevakudu (2011) (Filming)	:: Supporting Cast
8.)	Ranga The Donga (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
9.)	Dasanna (2010)	:: Supporting Cast
10.)	Sasirekha Parinayam (2009)	:: Supporting Cast
11.)	Aalayam (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
12.)	Nagaram (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
13.)	Okka Magadu (2008)	:: Supporting Cast
14.)	Yamagola Malli Modalaindhi (2007)	:: Supporting Cast
15.)	Aadhi Lakshmi (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
16.)	Chinnodu (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
17.)	Mayajalam (2006)	:: Supporting Cast
18.)	Moguds Pellams (2005)	:: Actor
19.)	Okkade (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
20.)	Kanchanamala Cable T V (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
21.)	Kunkuma (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
22.)	Keelu Gurram (2005)	:: Supporting Cast
23.)	Letha Manasulu (2004)	:: Supporting Cast
24.)	Anandamanandamaye (2004)	:: Supporting Cast
25.)	Neeke manasichanu (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
26.)	Villan (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
27.)	Ninne ishtapaddanu (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
28.)	Palnati Brahmanaidu (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
29.)	Aithe (2003)	:: Supporting Cast
30.)	Naa Manasistha Raa (2001)	:: Supporting Cast
31.)	Neekosam (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
32.)	Samudram (1999)	:: Supporting Cast
33.)	Allari Pellam (1998)	:: Actor
34.)	Mee Ayana Jhagratha (1998)	:: Supporting Cast
35.)	Yegire Pavurama (1997)	:: Supporting Cast
36.)	Aho Brahma Oho Sishya (1997)	:: Actor
37.)	Vinodham (1996)	:: Supporting Cast
38.)	Pelli Sandadi (1996)	:: Supporting Cast
39.)	Pekaata Papa Rao (1994)	:: Supporting Cast
40.)	Prema & CO (1994)	:: Supporting Cast
41.)	Joker (1993)	:: Supporting Cast
42.)	Vidhatha (1991)	:: Supporting Cast
43.)	Kallu (1988)	:: Actor