Ramya Krishna: Another Character Actress
Ramya Krishna is becoming busy with more offers in many languages like Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam & Hindi.
Hyderabad: Born on 15th September 1967, glamourous Ramyakrishna became famous for her many hit movies. Starting her movie career at her age of 13 years, she acted with many heroes of her contemporary. Her success is equally available in all south regional languages as well as Hindi.
Her heroes include who’s who of Tollywood the list contains names like NTR, ANR, Sobhan Babu, Chiranjeevi, Krishna, Venkatesh, Rajendra Prasad, Naga Babu etc. She portrayed many roles like social, mythological as well. Her appearance as goddess in many films received good and positive response.
Her character roles in many films like Adavi Ramudu (Prabhas), Na Alludu (Tarak), Konchem Ishtam Konchem Kashtam (Siddharth), Sri Anjaneyam (Nitin), Tulasi (Venkatesh), Yamudiki Mogudu (Allari Naresh) brought her fame as that of her heroine roles in movies like Bangaru Bullodu, Vamsanikokkadu (with Balayya), Adirindi Alludu (Mohan Babu) etc. She shared the screen as female lead with many of her contemporary heroines like Soundarya, Roja, Meena, Aamani etc. Her villainous role in Padiyappa opposite Rajnikant is well remembered for ever. The movie was dubbed to Telugu as Narasimha and got good collections in Telugu as well.
Her thirst for playing different roles gave her roles in movies like Sutradharulu, Ammoru, Devullu etc. All these movies were successful at the box office and also brought her good name.
Winner of many awards like Ramyakrishna is portraying powerful role in SS Rajamouli Bahubali. This movie will have Ramya as mother of Prabhas & Rana. Ramya is also scheduled to appear along with Nagarjuna in his forthcoming movie with dual roles (with debutant Kalyan as the director). Besides silver screen, Ramya is also busy with her career on small screen.
Glamour, action and good physique are the assets of Ramya Krishna. She is expected to portray many more successful roles in future as well.
