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Allari Naresh (born Edara Naresh) is an Indian film actor who stars in Tollywood

films. He is the son of Telugu veteran director and producer E V V Satyanarayana.


Born and brought up in Chennai,[1] Tamil Nadu, he moved to Hyderabad after completing
his schooling at Sri M. Venkatasubbha Rao Matriculation Higher Secondary School at T.
Nagar, Chennai. He is fluent in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and English. He got the monicker
"Allari" after the success of his first film in Tollywood. His debut film in Tamil,
Kurumbu, was a remake of Allari. He received Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor[2]
and Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award[3] in 2008 for his performance as "Gali Seenu"
in the movie Gamyam.

Contents

1 Film career
o 1.1 20022007 : Debut and breakthrough
o 1.2 20082011: Stardom
o 1.3 2012present
2 Filmography
3 References
4 External links

Film career
20022007 : Debut and breakthrough
Naresh made his foray into films under the direction of Ravi Babu in the film Allari, an
adult comedy in which he played a role of an 18-year-old who is infatuated with a
beautiful girl. His performance was well praised by the critics. idlebrain.com wrote,
"Naresh is a natural actor and he suited the role perfectly. His dialogue delivery is perfect
and has very good timing in doing comedy. He has a bright future ahead, if he chooses
his future projects carefully."[4] The film did exceptionally well at the Box office, giving
him recognition as "Allari Naresh". However, his next film Dhana Laxmi I Love You, a
remake of Hera Pheri, received negative reviews, ultimately faltering at the Box office.
His third release Thotti Gang, co-starring Prabhu Deva and Sunil, was successful at the
Box office, which was followed by two flops Juniors, the remake of Thulluvadho Ilamai
and Praanam, which featured him in a Dual role.
Naresh got his resurgence in the form of Maa Alludu Very Good, co-starring Rajendra
Prasad, which was a massive hit at the Box office. He debuted in Tamil with Kurumbu, a
remake of Allari, which failed at the Box office. His next was Nenu co-starring Veda and
Abhishek, which is a remake of Kaadhal Kondein. Though the film was a failure at the
Box office, he received wide critical acclaim for his portrayal of Vinod, a psychotic who
falls in love with his friend, only to know that she's in love with his close friend, thus
marking it as one of his finest performances till date. IndiaGlitz wrote, "Naresh is more
than adequate in a role that is a challenge to even seasoned artistes. He has to kindle

detest as well as sympathy. It is a tightrope walk, and he passes muster. The only way for
Naresh after this film is up."[5]
Naresh's lean phase continued with flops like Nuvvante Naakistam, Danger and Party,
succeeded by Kithakithalu, a Blockbuster at the Box office, with critics appreciating
Naresh's performance. Though Roommates and Gopi - Goda Meedha Pilli failed at the
box office, his stardom was remained unchanged. His next successful film Athili
Sattibabu LKG, boosted his career making him a common name in the Telugu film
Industry. Later on, after two back-to-back flops in the form of Allare Allari and Pellaindi
Kaani, Naresh got his next success in the form of Seema Shastri, thus ending 2007 on a
Happy Note.

20082011: Stardom
Naresh had 8 releases in 2008, a rare feat in those days. His first three releases Sundara
Kanda, Vishaka Express, in which he played a negative role, and Pelli Kaani Prasad
Bombed at the Box office, with Naresh's performance in the film Vishaka Express getting
huge applause from critics. His next film Gamyam, co-starring Sharwanand, was a
critical as well as commercial success. Naresh played the role of Gali Seenu, a
motorcycle thief who brings a change in the hero's attitude by his actions. His
performance was well praised by the critics. Rediff wrote, "Allari Naresh has finally
found his groove. He excels as Srinu, a role that somewhat resembles what Jagapathi
Babu played in Anthahpuram. The timing of his one-liners is absolutely perfect and
natural. One has to see the film to believe it."[6] He received Nandi Award for Best
Supporting Actor[2] and Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award[3] for his performance,
which remains to be one of his best performances in his career. While Bommana Brothers
Chandana Sisters and Blade Babji were Hits at the Box office, Siddu From Sikakulam
was an average and Dongala Bandi was a flop at the Box office. 2009 had 2 releases of
Naresh, which were Fitting Master and Bendu Apparao R.M.P. Fitting Master was an
average grosser,while Bendu Apparao R.M.P. was a Super hit at the Box office, which
was the only successful film at that time, which stood resisting the Super-Success
Magadheera.[7]
He had 7 releases in 2010, again a rare feat. He first starred in Shambo Shiva Shambo,
Remake of Tamil Film Nadodigal, co-starring Ravi Teja and Siva Balaji. The film was a
failure at the Box office, nevertheless a critically successful film. While Rambabu Gadi
Pellam, Aakasa Ramanna, Subhapradam were flops at the Box office, Betting
Bangaraju, Saradaga Kasepu and Kathi Kantha Rao were Super hits at the Box office.
2011 saw Naresh acting in 5 films, in which one was a cameo appearance. His first
release of the year was Aha Naa Pellanta, co-starring Ritu Barmecha, Srihari, Subbaraju.
He played the role of Subrahmanyam aka Subbu, a software engineer whose life takes a
drastic turn when he and a girl of faction background misunderstand that they made love
with each other. His performance was well praised by the critics. The film was a Huge
Success, which was the only Hit for Telugu Cinema along with Ravi Teja's Mirapakay
and Nani's Ala Modalaindi.[8] His next release, Seema Tapakai was also a Huge Success
at the Box office. He appeared in a cameo appearance in the film Chandamama Katha,

while his next film Madatha Kaja was an average at the Box office. His last release was
Poraali, a Tamil film which was a remarkable success at the Box office. It was dubbed
into Telugu as Sangharshana, which was a Disaster at the Telugu Box office.

2012present
2012 saw Naresh starring in 3 films. The first was Nuvva Nena co-starring Shriya Saran
and Sharwanand, which is based on Deewana Mastana. The film failed at the Box office.
His next film was Sudigadu, a film composed of various spoofs on nearly 100 Telugu
films, directed by Bhimaneni Srinivasa Rao. The film did exceptionally well at the Box
office, cementing his position in Telugu cinema.[9] His last release of the year was
Yamudiki Mogudu, in which he plays the role of a stage artist whose fate is not designed
by the creator and his life after he falls in love with the daughter of the lord of death. The
film was also a Super Hit at the Box office.[10] His next film in 2013 was Action 3D, the
first Indian 3D Comedy film in Telugu, co-starring Shaam, Vaibhav Reddy, Raju
Sundaram, Kamna Jethmalani, Ritu Barmecha and Neelam Upadhyay.[11] Besides, he also
starred in Kevvu Keka co-starring Sharmila Mandre.[12] In 2014, Naresh was seen in the
film Laddu Babu by Ravi Babu.[13] Jump Jilani is in the final stages of shooting. Allari
Naresh is playing dual roles in this comedy film and it's the remake of a superhit Tamil
film, Kalakalappu. The film also stars Isha Chawla and Swathi Deekshith in lead roles.[14]
Allari Naresh is all set to team up with filmmaker Indraganti Mohana Krishna for one of
his upcoming films. Incidentally, his elder brother, Rajesh is going to produce the film
under EVV Cinema banner and it has been titled as Bandipotu.[15]

Filmography
Year
Title
2002 Allari
Dhana Laxmi I Love
2002
You [16]
2002 Thotti Gang
2003 Juniors

Ravi

Role(s)

Language
Telugu

Raju

Telugu

Achi Babu

Telugu

Mahesh

Tamil

2003 Praanam

Sivudu
Purse Ram aka
2003 Maa Alludu Very Good
Parasuram
2003 Kurumbu
Ravi

Telugu

2004 Nenu

Vinod

Telugu

2004 Bommalata
2005 Nuvvante Naakishtam

Babu
Devudu

Telugu
Telugu

2005 Danger

Satya

Telugu

2006 Party

Bujji

Telugu

Notes
Remake of Hera Pheri
Remake of Tamil movie
Thulluvadho Ilamai
Dual role

Telugu
Tamil

Remake of Allari
Remake of Tamil movie
Kaadhal Kondein
Guest appearance
Dubbed in Tamil as
Abhayam in 2012

Year
Title
2006 Kithakithalu
2006 Roommates
Gopi - Goda Meedha
2006
Pilli
2007 Athili Sattibabu LKG
2007 Allare Allari
2007 Pellaindi Kaani
2007 Seema Shastri
2008 Sundara Kanda
2008 Vishaka Express
2008 Pelli Kaani Prasad
2008 Gamyam

Role(s)
Relangi Rajababu
Rama Krishna

Language
Telugu
Telugu

Gopi

Telugu

Athili Sattibabu
Veera Babu
Attchi Babu
Seema Sastri
Journalist
Ravi Varma
Prasad

Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu

Gali Seenu

Bommana Brothers
Ramachandran
Chandana Sisters
2008 Siddu From Srikakulam Siddhu
Babji / Krishna
2008 Blade Babji
Manohar
2008 Dongala Bandi
Rama Krishna
2009 Fitting Master
Sampath
2009 Bendu Apparao R.M.P Apparao
2008

Telugu

Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu

2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2011
2011
2011
2011

Kalyan

Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu
Telugu

2011 Poraali

Nallavan

Tamil

2012 Nuvva Nena

Avinash

Telugu

2012 Sudigadu

Shiva & Kamesh

Telugu

2012 Yamudiki Mogudu


2013 Action 3D

Naresh
Bala Vardhan aka

Telugu
Telugu

Rambabu
Rana
Bangarraju
Chakri
Ranga Babu
Kathi Kantha Rao
Subbu
Krishna

Filmfare Best Supporting


Actor Award[3]
Nandi Award for Best
Supporting Actor[2]

Telugu

2010 Shambo Shiva Shambo Malli


Rambabu Gadi Pellam
Aakasa Ramanna
Betting Bangaraju
Subhapradam
Saradaga Kasepu
Kathi Kantha Rao
Aha Naa Pellanta
Seema Tapakai
Chandamama Katha
Madatha Kaja

Notes

Remake of Tamil Film


Nadodigal

Cameo appearance[17]
Dubbed in Telugu as
Sangharshana
Dual role
Remake of Thamizh Padam

Year

Title

2013 Kevvu Keka


2014 Laddu Babu
2014 Jump Jilani
2014 Brother of Bommali[18]
2015 Bandipotu
2015 Biscuit Raja

Role(s)
Bava
Bhuchi Raju
Laddu Babu
Satti Babu & Ram
Babu
Rama Krishna @
Ramki

Language

Notes

Telugu
Telugu
Telugu

Dual Role
Remake of Kalakalappu[14]

Telugu
Telugu
Telugu

Pre-production

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