Pruthvi Ambaar

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Pruthvi Ambaar
Born (1988-08-17) 17 August 1988 (age 35)
Udupi, Karnataka, India
Other namesNagaraj Ambaar
EducationSt. Aloysius College, Mangalore, India
Occupation(s)Radio jockey, Actor
SpouseParul Shukla [1]

Pruthvi Ambaar is an Indian actor who works in Kannada and Tulu films. He started his career as a radio jockey. His performance in the Kannada film Dia (2020) gained him recognition.

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Career

Ambaar started his career as a radio presenter in Mangaluru. [2] In the initial days of his career, he directed and acted in many short films. He was known as RJ Nagaraj. He made his debut entry as an actor in the Tulu film Barke in 2014.[ citation needed ]

In the same year, he had a lead role in the film Pilibail Yamunakka along with Sonal Monteiro, directed by K Sooraj Shetty. It was a hit for the Tulu film industry. Later he acted in many Tulu and Kannada films.[ citation needed ]

Filmography

Film

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
YearTitleRoleLanguageNotesRef.
2014Barke Tulu [3]
The Flow Kannada Short films; Credited as Nagraj Ambaar
Yenchi Saav Maare
2016 Pilibail Yamunakka GauthamTulu [4]
Karvva HackerKannadaUncredited role [5]
2017Rajaru [6]
2018 Ammer Polisa TuluGuest appearance [7]
Pammanne The Great [8]
2019DK BossKannada [9]
GolmaalTulu [10]
Aati Donji Dina [11] [12]
English [13]
2020 Dia AdiKannada [14]
Kudkana MadmeTulu [15]
Enna [16]
2 Ekre [17]
2022 Dear Dia Adi Hindi Hindi film debut [18]
Bairagee VaatapiKannada
Sugarless Venkatesh [19]
VIP'S Last BenchTulu [20]
2023 Dooradarshana Kannada [21] [22]
Pentagon Anthology film; segment Karma [23]
Sari AdiMarathi [24]
2024 Juni ParthaKannada
For Regn Akshay [25]
MatsyagandhaParam
Mazhai Pidikkatha Manithan BurmaTamil [26]
TBABhuvanam GaganamTBAKannadaPost-production
TBALife Is Beautiful† [27]

Television

YearNameRoleNetworkNotes
2008 Radha Kalyana Sheelam Zee Kannada
2014Sagara SangamaSanju
2015Love LavikeManu
2020 Jothe Jotheyali NeelSpecial appearance
2023 Farzi Sunny Amazon Prime Video Dubbed for Kannada version; webseries

Awards and nominations

FilmAwardCategoryResultRef.
Dia Chandanavana Film Critics AcademyBest Actor in a Leading Role-MaleNominated [28]
South Indian International Movie Awards Best Male Debut – Kannada Won
Santosham Film Awards Best Actor in a Leading RoleWon

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