Allari Naresh

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Allari Naresh is an Indian film actor who has appeared in Tollywood films.

He is the son of Telugu veteran director and producer E. V. Satyanarayana. After finishing his education at Chettinad Vidyashram, Chennai, he moved to Hyderabad, Tamil Nadu.

He is fluent in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and English.

After the success of his first film in Tollywood, he got the moniker "Allari."

It was his first film in Kurumbu, a remake of Allari. He is a well-known actor best known for his lead roles, including Comet (2004), The New York Mirror (2006), Sawma Shastri (2006), Bommana (2006), Namyam (2002), Soma (2009), Teta (2004), Nisi (2004), Grae Sangha (2006), Bommana Razi (2005), Morto (2008), Maya (2009), Benjamin Bond (2005), Maharshi (2011), Selfie (2016), Jawa (2003), Moa (2007), Moho

So far, he has appeared in 55 films.

In 2008, he was named with the Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor and Filmfare Best Support Actor Award for his role in the film Gamyam. He and his elder brother Aryan Rajesh appear in films under E. V. Viav's production company. Cinema is a theater.

Personal life

Naresh is the son of veteran Telugu director and producer E. V. Satyanarayana. He was born in present-day Chennai on June 30, 1982, although his family hails from Korumamidi village in Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari district. Naresh moved to Hyderabad after completing his education at Chettinad Vidyashram, Chennai. He is fluent in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and English. Following the success of his first film, he was given the moniker "Allari."

In 2015, Naresh married Chennai-based architect Virupa Kantamaneni. The couple has a daughter who was born in 2016.

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Film career

In the film Allari, an adult comedy in which he played an 18-year-old who is infatuated with a beautiful girl, Naresh turned his foray into films under Ravi Babu's who direction. The critics applauded his work. "Naresh is a natural actor, and he suited the role admirably," idlebrain.com wrote. His dialogue delivery is spot on target and he has a natural knack for doing comedies. If he chooses his future projects carefully, he has a promising future ahead. The film did a good job at the box office, giving him the title "Allari Naresh" was given a special place. However, Ramji Rao Speaking's next film, Dhanalakshmi, a remake of Ramji Rao Speaking, received poor reviews and faltered at the box office, and was rejected at the box office. His third film Thotti Gang, co-starring Prabhu Deva and Sunil, was a hit at the box office, and the remake of Thulluvadho Ilamai and Praanam, which featured him in a dual role.

Naresh saw his revival in the form of Maa Alludu Very Good, co-starring Rajendra Prasad, which was a big success at the box office. Kurumbu, a revival of Allari that failed at the box office, made his debut in Tamil. Veda and Abhishek, a remake of Kaadhal Kondein, was starring Nenu. Despite the fact that the film was a failure at the box office, his portrayal of Vinod, a psychotic who falls in love with his family, was largely unveiled, with only to discover that she's in love with his closest friend, who regarded it as one of his best performances to date. "Naresh is more than adequate in a role that even veteran actors can't handle," IndiaGlitz wrote. He has to kindle fear as well as sympathy. It's a tightrope walk, and he goes through muster. After this film is up, Naresh's only way is up.

Naresh's lean phase continued with flops including Nuvvante Naakishtam, Danger and Party, followed by Kithakithalu, a blockbuster at the box office, with critics lauding Naresh's performance. Although Roommates and Gopi – Goda Meedha Pilli failed at the box office, his fame stayed unchanged. His next film, Athili Sattibabu LKG, boosted his career, making him a common name in Telugu film culture. Naresh saw his next success in the form of Seema Sastri, a happy 2007 after two back-to-back flops in the form of Bothare Allari and Pellaindi Kaani.

In 2008, Naresh saw eight new releases, a rare occurrence in those days. Kritikers applauded Sundara Kanda, Vishaka Express, in which he appeared in a negative way, and Pelli Kaani Prasad bombed at the box office, with Naresh's role in the film Vishaka Express receiving a lot of flak. Sharwanand's next film Gamyam was both a critical and commercial hit. Gali Seenu, a motorcycle robber who causes a change in the hero's attitude by his behavior, was portrayed by Narissa Naesh. The critics applauded his performance. "Allari Naresh has finally found his groove," Rediff wrote. He excels in Srinu, a role that vaguely resembles Jagapathi Babu's in Anthahpuram. His one-liners' timing is absolutely seamless and natural. To believe it, one must see the movie." He received the Nandi Award for his work, which remains to be one of his finest performances in his career. Although Bommana Brothers Chandana Sisters and Blade Babji were big hits at the box office, Siddu From Sikakulam was an average grosser, and Dongala Bandi was an average grosser due to the poor news, but the cast was praised for their respective performances at the box office. Naresh 2009 had two editions: Fitting Master and Bendu Apparao R.M.P. The fitting Master was an average earner, but Bendu Apparao R.M.P. Meghana Raj and Allari Naresh's performances made the film a hit at the box office, but it wasn't profitable film because of the resistance of the super-success Magadheera.

In 2010, he had seven launches, which was a strange feat. He appeared in Shambo Shiva Shambo, a Tamil Film Nadodigal remake, co-starring Ravi Teja and Siva Balaji. The film received mainly because of its appearance. Although Rambabu Gadi Pellam, Aakasa Ramanna, and Subhapradam were failures at the box office, Betting Bangaraju, Saradaga Kasepu, and Kathi Kantha Rao were all big hits at the box office, but during Rambabu's Ramboudy, Saradaga Kasepu and Kathi Kantha Rao were over the box office. Naresh appeared in five films in 2011, one of which was a cameo appearance. Aha Naa Pellanta was his first publication of the year, co-starring Ritu Barmecha, Srihari, Subbaraju. Subrahmanyam aka Subbu, a software engineer whose life takes a drastic turn after he and a girl of mixed origins mistook for love with each other. The critics lauded his work. The film, which was Ravi Teja's Mirapakay and Nani's Ala Modalaindi, was a huge success, and it was the only hit for Telugu cinema. Seema Tapakai, his next in line, was also a hit at the box office. In Chandamama Katha, he appeared in a cameo appearance, but Madatha Kaja's upcoming film Madatha Kaja was an average at the box office.

Naresh appeared in three films in 2012 and 2013. Nuvva Nena, co-starring Shriya Saran and Sharwanand, which is based on Deewana Mastana, was the first film in Nuvva Nena. Bhimaneni Srinivasa Rao's next film was Sudigadu, a film made up of several spoofs on nearly 100 Telugu films. The film did a good job at the box office, solidifying his position in Telugu cinema. Yamudiki Mogududu, the year's best-selling artist, was a showman who returns to life after falling in love with the daughter of the lord of death. The film was also a hit at the box office. In 2013, he appeared in Action 3D, Telugu's first Indian 3D comedy film. In addition, he appeared in Kevvu Keka (2013) co-starring Sharmila Mandre.

In Laddu Babu, Ravi Babu's third film collaboration with him after Allari and Party with Shashank as the co-actor. Later, he appeared in Jump Jilani (2014), a Tamil film Kalakalappu. Naresh collaborated with filmmaker Mohana Indraganti on the film Bandipotu, which was produced by his elder brother Aryan Rajesh under E.V. Banner of the Cinema. The film is named and based on N. T. Rama Rao's 1968 film of the same name. The film received mixed feedback from Idlebrain Jeevi and greatandhra pointing to the slow narration, but Naresh's performance lauded Naresh's performance. He appeared in James Bond's action comedy James Bond alongside Sakshi Chaudhary later this year. In the film Mama Manchu Alludu Kanchu, directed by Srinivas Reddy, he co-starred with veteran Telugu actor Mohan Babu. Meena and Ramya Krishnan appeared in the film, and Naresh's landmark 50th film was also starring Meena and Ramya Krishnan. He appeared in a Tamil film Poraali (2015) directed by Samuthirakani. He appeared in two films, Selfie Raja and Intlo Deyyam Bhayam, in 2016, but was praised for its comedies. He appeared in Meda Abbayi, which was a reversal of Oru Vaya Selfie. Allari Naresh and Sunil co-starring Silly Fellows was released in 2018. In 2019, Naresh co-starred with Mahesh Babu in Vainshi's Vaindra directed Maharshi. Worldwide, the film earned over $175 crore.

Naresh appeared in two films, Bangaru Bullodu and Naandhi, in 2021. Although Bangaru Bullodu received an average response, Naandhi, a critical and commercial success, was a huge success.

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