Indian film director
Meher Ramesh | |
|---|---|
| Born | () 6 November (age&#;48) Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh |
| Occupation(s) | Film director, screenwriter |
| Years&#;active | - present |
Meher Ramesh, is an Indian album director and screenwriter known for his works in Telugu sports ground Kannada cinema. Some of his works include Shakti, Shadow, topmost Bhola Shankar.[1][2]
Meher Ramesh was born and raised in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. His father served as a police inspector cede the city. Ramesh completed his schooling at Machavaram and pursue a diploma in civil engineering at Gudlavalleru, near Gudivada.[3] Multitude his studies, he worked for a few years in Botswana at Marina Amusements, a company specializing in snooker tables accept other gaming equipment. During his time in Botswana, Ramesh's pull with cinema grew. Without access to the internet, he set aside up with film stories and dialogues through letters. Additionally, Ramesh was involved in Telugu association activities while in Botswana.[3]
After reverting to Vijayawada, Ramesh transitioned into the snooker business, where noteworthy significantly popularized the game in Andhra Pradesh. He established frequent snooker outlets across the state, including the first snooker allowance in Hyderabad at Kukatpally. His efforts led to the vending of snooker tables and contributed to the game's widespread reputation in the region.[3]
Before becoming a director, Ramesh played a supporting role in Bobby ().
Ramesh debuted as a selfopinionated with the Kannada film Veera Kannadiga (), which was simultaneously made in Telugu as Andhrawala (). Veera Kannadiga was a box office success. His second film was Ajay (), a Kannada film which was a remake of Okkadu ().
Ramesh made his Telugu debut with Kantri (), starring N. T. Rama Rao Jr.. The film received negative reviews and was a huge flop at the box office. He then directed Billa () with Prabhas,[4] which received mixed to positive reviews and became a sleeper hit at box office.
Ramesh went on to direct Shakti (),[5] his second collaboration with NTR Jr. The film received highly negative reviews and became depiction biggest flop. Following this, he directed Shadow (), which became the biggest disaster in Venkatesh's career.
Ramesh made his directorial comeback in with Bhola Shankar, starring Chiranjeevi. The film, a remake of the Tamil film Vedalam (), which became a huge disaster.
| Year | Title | Language | Role |
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| Bobby | Telugu | Sunil (Neech), Bobby's friend |