Sripuram Kiran

Sripuram Kiran is a director working chiefly in the Tollywood TV and Film Industry. His artwork is in the Telugu Language Entertainment Sector. 

Sripuram is most known for his role as director in the movie 'Ram Leela.' Sripuram Kiran directed this romance movie in 2015.

The story centers on the protagonist's involvement in a love triangle. The comedy comes from the humorous disorder that ensues. It highlights the value of friendship and the joy it brings. 

It also depicts the importance of making sacrifices to preserve meaningful relationships. It stars Harsha Chemudu, Abijeet Duddala, and Bhanuchander in the lead roles. 

Sripuram is known for directing another movie 'Mela.' 'Mela' is a thriller that stars Mohammad Ali, Dhansika, Madhumita Sarcar, and Sony Charishta as the lead actors. Another movie Sripuram is famous for is 'Andaru Bagundali Andulo Nenu Undali.'  

Sripuram directed and released the movie in 2022. This comedy movie unravels some severe issues. The film follows the story of Srinivas Rao Srinivas Rao is a popular TV cum Silver Screen art >> Read More... , the hero, and his wife, Sunitha, who are speech and hearing impaired. 

The movie is about Srinivas, tackling the troubles his family finds themselves in after a stranger posts him sleeping in the metro train, labeling him 'a drunkard.' 

The lead actors in the movie are Tanikella Bharani Tanikella Bharani is a renowned actor in Telugu an >> Read More... , Manju Bhargavi The Telugu audience would surely remember Manju Bh >> Read More... , Mohammad Ali, and Pavitra Lokesh Pavitra Lokesh is an Indian television and movie a >> Read More... . Kamal Teja Narla Kamal is an actor and assistant director in the en >> Read More... portrays the character of an auto driver. 

The movie highlights the instability of our society and how specific communities are targeted and treated. The film is a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the injustices and prejudices within our lives. 

The movie shows the impact they can have on individuals and communities. The characters are well-thought-out, and the actors portray the emotions on point. The film is a genuinely gripping and emotional viewing experience highlighting the complexities and struggles faced by marginalized communities.