Ranadhir Reddy

Randhir Gattla, known by his stage name, Ranadhir Reddy,[1] is an Indian film actor working in Telugu cinema. He made his debut as an actor with Shekar Kammula's much acclaimed film Happy Days in 2007.[2]

Randhir Gattla
Born
Hyderabad, India
NationalityIndian
OccupationActor
Years active2007-present

Early life

Randhir was born and brought up in Hyderabad. He pursued his M.B.A from Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies and later lived in Bangalore while working with a renowned MNC Microsoft. Even before entering into TFI, he was a model and appeared in few ads.

Career

In 2007, Randhir attended an audition for a Sekhar Kammula's film, although he had no previous acting experience. The film which portrays the mindset of a typical engineering student made youth to connect with the characters involved. It was a high critical and commercial success, winning several accolades, including six Filmfare Awards South and three Nandi Awards. Randhir played a haughty character and his performance was received well. Then, offers came his way. He was then seen in Mr.Medhavi directed by the national award winning director, G. Neelakanta Reddy. This film’s cast included prominent actors like Genelia D'Souza and Sonu Sood.

Randhir later acted in Yuvatha- a youth oriented mass entertainer along with Nikhil Siddharth who was also a lead in Happy Days and that is where he started working on his drawbacks.[3] Randhir received credits for his acting in the movie Baanam for his negative role as a local don, slowly building his empire, terrorizing police.[4] Critics expressed their warm admiration as he pretty much resembled the acting of J.D Chakravarthy. In 2011, Pilla Zamindar happened in which he played as something he never did before. Later in 2013, he had another release "Break up"- a suspense and romantic entertainer which bombed at the box office yet received positive critical response. This is because of his tremendous will power and dedication to learn. Everytime he challenged himself,worked hard on it and came out with flying colours.

He has been working on several projects simultaneously, including Aadu Magaadra Bujji and Adda, under huge production houses. He did a great job in a pivotel role for the movie Poga. Ramudu manchi baludu comes out with a different shade of him. He also played a key role in the film Dhanalakshmi Talupu thadithe under the banner "Bheemavaram talkies".

In 2015, Randhir Gattla is said to be one of the busiest actors with almost 6 movies in hand both in Telugu and Tamil. He received compliments for his outstanding performance in Subramanyam for Sale, a romantic commercial stuff where his role has different shades to work on,with twists and turns.

Filmography
YearFilmRoleNotes
2007Happy DaysNaveen
2008Mr.MedhaviRakesh
2008YuvathaAjay
2009BaanamShakthi Patnaik
2010Om ShantiAkbar
2011Pilla ZamindarAmmiraju
2011 Vykuntapali Michael
2013BreakupVikky
2013Adda
2013Aadu Magaadra BujjiCherry
2014Poga
2014April FoolKakki
2015Ramudu Manchi Baludu
2015ZindagiPost production
2015Dhanalakshmi Thalupu Thadithe
2015Subramanyam for SaleAbhi
2016DhruvaIPS
2016 Srirastu Subhamastu
2016Seethamma Andalu Ramayya SitraluSeethamalakshmi's brother
2017Showtime
2019MaharshiRahul
2019Sye Raa Narasimha ReddyNarsi Reddy
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References
  1. https://www.deccanchronicle.com/entertainment/tollywood/100217/good-times-for-ranadhir-reddy.html
  2. "Happy Days Cast & Crew, Happy Days Telugu Movie Cast, Actor, Actress, Director — Filmibeat". FilmiBeat.
  3. "'Yuvatha' Review: Youth Oriented Mass Entertainer". greatandhra.com.
  4. "Baanam film review — Telugu cinema Review — Nara Rohith & Vedika".
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