Aravind (Nagarjuna), Chandru (Sumanth) and Krishna Murthy (Sudhakar) are childhood friends. They are inseparable. Chandru and Krishna Murthy are orphans, who are generously brought up by the parents of Aravind.
By the time they reach their 20's, Aravind's sister Amrita (Pratyusha) falls in love with Chandru. Chandru hesitates to love her, as she is the sister of his close friend Aravind. Chandru seeks the help of Krishna Murthy to give him some tips to avoid Amrita. After the entire episode, Aravind and Chandru visit Hyderabad to join the work done by Krishna Murthy.
When this trio goes for a job of renovating an old palatial house, Aravind encounters a cute girl Padmini (Bhoomika). A mischief by the jealous cousin sister of Padmini invokes a love from the side of Aravind towards Padmini. When Padmini was about to get engaged to a third guy Chandru jumps in to spoil the party and announces that Padmini cheated Aravind after loving him.
The rest of the film is about how the pairs of Arvind - Padmini and Chandru - Amrita get united in the climax.
Thursday, 20 September 2012
Godavari movie
I got engaged to a girl like sita in this film. I am slightly like Ram in this movie - calm, composed, philanthropic. When my fiancee behaved like Sita..bubbly and her harmless ego, I didn't understand why she was behaving like that. Gradually I came to know more about her. This movie truly reflects her personality. My view totally changed..I love my sita.
Classmates movie
This story is about a group of classmates that had a tragic event occur at the end of their school days, the death of one of their friends. The running plot revolves around the classmates reunion that occurs 10 years afterwards. Ravi (Sumanth), Raaji (Sadha), Satish (Ravi Varma), Razia (Kamalini Mukherjee), Murali (Sharwanand) and Baddu (Sunil) are alumni of a college in Warangal. Ten years after passing out from the college, they meet again in Warangal on an invitation by a professor (Kota Srinivasa Rao). Though they were classmates, they share complex relationships. Ravi's best friend is Baddu. Ravi and Raaji were ex-lovers. Satish nurses a grudge against Ravi as he was in love with Raaji. One night after a dinner party, Ravi is found lying unconscious in his room. The police suspect that it could be either a suicide or a murder attempt. And as the investigation moves on, the flashback shows their lives in college. Eventually, they find out that it was Razia who did it. Razia finds out that it was Ravi who killed Murali
Sipahi (Vijay IPS)
Sipahi is the dubbed Hindi version of Telugu movie Vijay IPS starring Sumanth and Chandni
Pourudu movie
Bhai (Nassar) is a notrious mafia don in Hyderabad who masks his true nature by doing some good deeds for society. Pandu (Suman) is his right hand. Ajay (Sumanth) is Pandu's son. Ajay is a studious guy who wants to become an IAS officer. He clears the civils examination too. Hussain (Subbaraju) is a cop whose mission is to eliminate the mafia gangs in Hyderabad. Though son and father share a caring personal relationship, Ajay and Pandu fall out due to the latter's association with Bhai. The rest of the story is all about how the system forces Ajay to tread the wrong path in order to avenge the death of his father, and to eliminate Bhai and his mafia network.
Sumanth movies list
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Sumanth biogrophy
Education
Sumanth studied at the Hyderabad Public School, completing his high school in I992. For his undergraduate studies, he went to the United States, where he enrolled in an engineering course at Michigan. Realizing that engineering didn't match his career aspirations, he later transferred to Columbia College in Chicago, where he majored in film. During his senior year in university, he was selected to the Dean's list in recognition of his academic excellence.
Career
Sumanth started his acting career in Telugu cinema in 1999 with Ram Gopal Varma's film Prema Katha. Despite moderate commercial success, the film received several Nandi Awards. His next film, Yuvakudu, directed by Karunakaran and co-starring the then debutant Bhumika Chawla, did average business at the box office but was critically hailed. His subsequent films, Pelli Sambandham, co-starring Akkineni Nageswara Rao and directed by K. Raghavendra Rao, and Snehamante Idera, where he co-starred alongside Akkineni Nagarjuna, failed at the box office.
However in late 2003, after a self-imposed hiatus of almost two years, he delivered his first blockbuster, Satyam. It also happened to be Genelia D'Souza's debut Telugu film. Satyam, which was produced by Akkineni Nagarjuna, was one of the highest grossing films of that year. Sumanth revealed later that this was one film where he actively involved himself in the production aspects as well. He followed it up with another hit film, Gowri, which confirmed him as a bonafide box office draw. It was a remake of the hit Tamil film Thirumalai, which starred Vijay and Jyothika. Gowri was instrumental in giving him an action image as well amongst the masses. In 2005, he starred in the flop Dhana 51 and the moderate hit Mahanandi, in which Anushka Shetty co-starred opposite him.
In 2006, Sumanth played the lead in Sekhar Kammula's romantic comedy Godavari. It remains one of the most acclaimed films of his career. In addition to receiving rave reviews and box office success, it went on to win multiple Nandi and Filmfare awards. The film was especially successful in giving Sumanth a new urban and Telugu international following. It is widely regarded as a modern day classic.
Sumanth's next film was the average running action/drama Chinnodu (2006). In 2007, he starred in two movies: Madhumasam and Classmates. The former, a romantic comedy/drama produced by his uncle D. Ramanaidu, was a hit at the box office, whereas the latter did not fare too well. In early 2008, Sumanth's home production, the action/drama Pourudu turned out to be a decent success at the box office. It was especially hailed for its action sequences. However his next film, Boni, produced by the music director Ramana Gogula and released in mid-2009, failed to repeat his previous success.
In 2010, after a gap of almost a year, Sumanth starred in Golconda High School, directed by the national award winning Indraganti Mohan Krishna under the Artbeat Capital banner, which previously produced the hit film Ashta Chamma. It was based on the English novel The Men Within written by the ex-cricketer, Harimohan Paruvu, and it is regarded to be Telugu cinema's first film in the sports genre. Released on January 15, 2011, it garnered excellent critical acclaim and was declared a commercial hit as well. Many critics and the public termed Sumanth's portrayal of a young cricket coach as one of his finest roles to date. This film is also slated to be dubbed into English for an upcoming international release.
Sumanth's next film was the romantic drama Raaj opposite the national award winning actress Priyamani, and Vimala Raman. The film was directed by V.N. Aditya, who earlier directed Manasantha Nuvve, Aata, and Nenunnanu. This film was released in March 2011, but failed miserably at the box office. To the surprise of many,[who?] Sumanth candidly admitted after release that he wasn't expecting much from this film as it was plagued with several problems during production. It was more or less a "salvage operation" according to him.
Subsequently, Sumanth starred in Daggaragaa Dooramgaa, a romantic thriller under the direction of the National and Nandi award winning writer/director Ravi Kumar Chavali, who earlier made the critically acclaimed film, Samanyudu. It released in August 2011, and did below average business at the box office. A lot of people[who?] cited the lack of proper promotion as one of the main reasons for its mediocre performance.
At present,[when?] Sumanth has signed up to act in a con-caper titled "Twist" that's scheduled to go on floor this July. Directed by Shashi Sudigala, it will also star Varun Sandesh along with Regina Cassandra.Sumanth is also planning to produce as well as star in another film later this year.
Personal life
Sumanth was born in Hyderabad, India on February 9, 1975. He is the only son of Surendra Yarlagadda and the late Satyavathi Akkineni.[citation needed] A few months after his birth, his parents returned to the US where they were residing. Sumanth however remained in India on the request of his grandfather, Akkineni Nageswara Rao. He was subsequently adopted by his grandfather and his grandmother, the late Annapurna Akkineni.
Sumanth is also related to the prominent film producer and studio owner D. Ramanaidu through his father. The noted film producer, Suresh Babu Daggubati, and the famous actor, Venkatesh Daggubati, are his cousins. So are fellow actors, Naga Chaitanya Akkineni, Sushanth, and Rana Daggubati.[citation needed]
In August 2004, Sumanth married former actress Keerthi Reddy. They were however amicably divorced in 2006.
Sumanth presently resides in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, with his grandfather, Akkineni Nageswara Rao.
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