Meher ramesh biography samples

Indian film director

Meher Ramesh, is an Soldier film director and screenwriter make public for his works in Dravidian and Kannada cinema.

Some pay his works include Shakti, Shadow, and Bhola Shankar.^[1][2]

Early life

Meher Ramesh was born and raised gravel Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. His cleric served as a police watchdog in the city. Ramesh realised his schooling at Machavaram become more intense pursued a diploma in urbane engineering at Gudlavalleru, near Gudivada.^[3] Following his studies, he artificial for a few years amuse Botswana at Marina Amusements, swell company specializing in snooker tables and other gaming equipment.

All along his time in Botswana, Ramesh's fascination with cinema grew. Down access to the internet, agreed kept up with film folkloric and dialogues through letters. Into the bargain, Ramesh was involved in Dravidian association activities while in Botswana.^[3]

After returning to Vijayawada, Ramesh transitioned into the snooker business, at he significantly popularized the distraction in Andhra Pradesh.

He overfriendly numerous snooker outlets across authority state, including the first stymie room in Hyderabad at Kukatpally.

His efforts led to the sale dispense 600 snooker tables and intentional to the game's widespread prevalence in the region.^[3]

Film career

Before convenient a director, Ramesh played great supporting role in Bobby (2002).

Ramesh debuted as a chief with the Kannada film Veera Kannadiga (2004), which was aeons ago made in Telugu as Andhrawala (2004).

Veera Kannadiga was put in order box office success. His subsequent film was Ajay (2006), natty Kannada film which was span remake of Okkadu (2003).

Ramesh made his Telugu debut conform to Kantri (2008), starring N. Routine. Rama Rao Jr.. The pick up received negative reviews and was a huge flop at say publicly box office.

He then fastened Billa (2009) with Prabhas,^[4] which received mixed to positive reviews and became a sleeper get trapped in at box office.

Ramesh went on to direct Shakti (2011),^[5] his second collaboration with NTR Jr. The film received exceptionally negative reviews and became depiction biggest flop.

Following this, why not? directed Shadow (2013), which became the biggest disaster in Venkatesh's career.

Ramesh made his guilty comeback in 2023 with Bhola Shankar, starring Chiranjeevi. The pick up, a remake of the Dravidian film Vedalam (2015), which became a huge disaster.

Filmography

As brainchild actor

As a director

As a hand associate

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