Ravali Kollipara | |
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Born | Sailaja Gudivada, Andhra Pradesh, India |
Other names | Ravali, Apsara, Mythili |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1972 |
Spouse(s) | Neeli Krishna (m.2007-present) [1] |
Children | 2 |
Ravali is an Indian actress who has appeared in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi language films. She is probably best known for her performances in Subhakankshalu , Pelli Sandadi , Vinodam and Mard . [2]
In the late 1990s, offers began to reduce for Ravali in Tamil cinema. Notably, two of her ongoing projects, Kaangeyan Kaalai opposite Parthiban, and Ninaithale opposite Abbas were also abruptly stalled. [3] During the making of Nagalingam, Ravali was not paid by the producers and she took action by reporting the case to the Nadigar Sangam, which their chief Vijayakanth helped settle. [4]
Ravali married Neeli Krishna on 9 May 2007 at Sarath Palace function hall, Kondapur, Hyderabad and subsequently announced her retirement from films. [5] Her first daughter was born in May 2008 and second daughter was born in July 2018. [6]
Year | Film | Role | Language | Notes |
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1990 | Judgement | Malayalam | ||
1991 | Jayabheri | Telugu | ||
1992 | Pattathu Raani | Shanthi | Tamil | |
Mr & Mrs | Malayalam | |||
1994 | Alibaba Aradajanu Dongalu | Phoolan Devi | Telugu | |
Vaddu Bava Thappu | Manju | Telugu | ||
1995 | Real Hero | Telugu | ||
Orey Rikshaw | Telugu | |||
Thirumoorthy | Uma | Tamil | ||
Gandhi Pirantha Mann | Rukmani | Tamil | ||
1996 | Vinodam | Ashta Lakshmi | Telugu | |
Pelli Sandadi | Kalyani | Telugu | Nominated-Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu | |
Akka Bagunnava | Telugu | |||
Ramudochadu | Seshagiri | Telugu | ||
Pellala Rajyam | Telugu | |||
Rayudugaru Nayudugaru | Telugu | |||
Chinnabbayi | Telugu | |||
Devaraagam | Kukku | Malayalam | ||
1997 | Periya Manushan | Indhu | Tamil | |
Abhimanyu | Manju | Tamil | ||
Putham Puthu Poove | Tamil | |||
Chinnabbai | Telugu | |||
Kurralla Rajyam | Telugu | |||
Muddula Mogudu | Telugu | |||
Priyamaina Srivaru | Telugu | |||
Ram | Telugu | |||
Subhakankshalu | Nirmala Mary/ Priyadarsini | Telugu | ||
1998 | Mard | Hindi | ||
Gadibidi Krishna | Kannada | |||
Veeranna | Kannada | |||
Prathista | Rekha | Telugu | ||
Daddy Daddy | Ranjani | Telugu | ||
1999 | Kubera | Aishwarya | Kannada | |
Maravathe Kanmaniye | Tamil | |||
Khalanayaka | Jyothi | Kannada | ||
2000 | Karisakattu Poove | Nagamani | Tamil | |
Ninne Premistha | Srilakshmi | Telugu | ||
Billa Ranga | Kannada | |||
Nagalingam | Priya | Tamil | ||
Unnai Kann Theduthey | Gayathri | Tamil | ||
2001 | Jipuna Nanna Ganda | Kannada | ||
Pandanti Samsaram | Telugu | [7] | ||
Fort Kochi | Malayalam | |||
Praja | Diana | Malayalam | ||
2002 | Padai Veetu Amman | Tamil | ||
Bharatasimha Reddy | Kalyani | Telugu | ||
2003 | Anbu Thollai | Chinnathayi | Tamil | |
Ammulu | Telugu | |||
2004 | Santhi Sandesam | Telugu | ||
SP Simha IPS | Telugu | |||
2005 | Keelu Gurram | Telugu | ||
Gowtam SSC | Renu | Telugu | ||
Mulla Kireetam | Telugu | |||
2006 | 47A Besant Nagar Varai | Tamil | ||
Astram | Telugu | |||
Stalin | Telugu | |||
10th Class | Telugu | |||
Boss | Telugu | |||
2007 | Chandrahas | Telugu | ||
2009 | Life Style | Telugu | ||
2011 | Pilla Dorikithe Pelli | Telugu | ||
Mayagadu | Telugu | |||
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