Sivaji (Telugu actor)

For the Malayalam film actor, see Shivaji (Malayalam actor).
Sivaji
Native name శివాజి
Occupation Actor, Dubbing artist, Producer
Years active 1997–present
Height 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)

Sivaji is a Telugu actor, best known for his comedy timing Produced a film Taj Mahal after 15 years of his career. He won Nandi Award for Best Male Dubbing Artist for the movie Dil (voice for Nitin).[1][2]

Biography

Sivaji started his film career by doing small roles in notable films such as Kushi and Indra. Unlike his contemporaries he did not have a godfather, a producer father, an actor father. As noted earlier he won Nandi award for dubbing for the film Dil. Sivaji's first success as a solo hero came with the film Missamma. He acted in many films as a leading protagonist but failed to reach star status. After many years of struggle he once said in an interview that some of the leading actresses will not work with him. He also said in the interview that even after ten years of being in the Telugu industry his films were having trouble releasing on time. He himself released a few of his films, notably Taj Mahal.

Politics

Ever since the movement for keeping the state united in Andhra Pradesh, Sivaji became vocal about the political issues. Despite being a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) he started his fast unto death on granting a special status to Andhra Pradesh, which was a promise made by the erstwhile congress government at the time of bifurcation of the state.

Filmography

Complete filmography:[3]

Film Name Year Language Notes
Premanante idera 1997 Telugu
kiran 1998 Telugu
Bachelors 2000 Telugu
College 2000 Telugu Sivaji, Manya
Priyamaina Neeku 2001 Telugu
Kushi 2001 Telugu
Chiranjeevulu 2001 Telugu
Siva Rama Raju 2002 Telugu
Priyanesthama 2002 Telugu
Manasunte chalu 2002 Telugu
Sandade Sandadi 2002 Telugu
Adrustam 2002 Telugu
Indra 2002 Telugu
Sriramachandrulu 2003 Telugu
Ottesi Chebuthunna 2003 Telugu
Missamma 2003 Telugu
Aadanthe Ado Type 2003 Telugu
Mr. And Mrs. Sailaja Krishna Murthy 2004 Telugu
Koncham Touchlo Vunte Chebutanu 2004 Telugu
Ammayi Bagundi 2004 Telugu dubbed in Malayalam as "Manju peyyum munpe"
Swarabhishekam 2004 Telugu
Mr.Errababu 2005 Telugu
Adirindayya Chandram 2005 Telugu
Raraju 2006 Telugu
Tata Birla Madyalo Lila 2006 Telugu
Satyabhama 2007 Telugu
Bhajantrilu 2007 Telugu
Tulasi 2007 Telugu
Aadivaram Adavallaku Selavu Kavali 2007 Telugu
Mantra 2007 Telugu
Aalayam 2008 Telugu
Jalsa 2008 Telugu
Brahmanandam Drama Company 2008 Telugu
Kuberulu 2008 Telugu
Maa Ayana Chanti Pilladu 2008 Telugu
Pellikani Prasad 2008 Telugu
Naa Girl Friend Baaga Rich 2009 Telugu
18, 20 Love Story 2009 Telugu
Diary 2009 Telugu
Indumathi 2009 Telugu
Masth 2009 Telugu
Taj Mahal 2010 Telugu also Producer
Brahmalokam To Yamalokam 2010 Telugu
Aakasa Ramanna 2010 Telugu
Emaindi Nalo 2011 Telugu
Lokhame Kothaga 2011 Telugu
Mugguru 2011 Telugu
Ayyare 2012 Telugu
Gurudu 2012 Telugu
Kolimi 2012 Telugu
Breaking News Baburao 2012 Telugu
Yem Babu Ladoo Kavala 2012 Telugu
Gola Gola 2012 Telugu
Ayyare 2 2012 Telugu Scheduled to release in 2012 December with budget of 30 crores
Namaste Namaha 2013 Telugu
Na Manasu Nade 2013 Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam
Me the King 2013 Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi As a driver of bullock cart in small role
Kalavara Maye Madilo 2013 Telugu Scheduled to be released in 2014
Chusinodiki Chusinantha 2014 Telugu 12 December 2014
Boochamma Boochodu 2014 Telugu
Missamma 2...It continues.. 2014 Telugu, Hindi

References

  1. Nandi Awards Nandi Awards – 2003. Chithr.com. Retrieved on 2011-09-28.
  2. Telugu Cinema Etc – Nandi award winners list 2003. Idlebrain.com (2004-09-29). Retrieved on 2011-09-28.
  3. "Sivaji Filmography".

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