Rami Reddy Age, Death, Children, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Full Name	Gangasani Rami Reddy
Profession(s)	Actor, Director, Producer
Career
Last Film	'Anaganaga Oka Aranyam' (Telugu) (2010)
Award	1989- Nandi Award for Best Villain for the film 'Ankusam' (1989)
Personal Life
Date of Birth	1 January 1959 (Thursday)
Birthplace	Valmikipuram, District Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh
Date of Death	14 April 2011
Place of Death	Secunderabad
Age (at the time of death)	52 Years
Death Cause	Liver and Kidney Ailment
Zodiac sign	Capricorn
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Valmikipuram
College/University	Osmania University, Hyderabad
Educational Qualification	Bachelors in Communication and Journalism
Relationships & More
Marital Status (at the time of death)	Married
Family
Children	He had two daughters and a son

Some Lesser Known Facts About Rami Reddy

• Before joining the film industry, Rami Reddy used to work as a journalist at the Urdu newspaper in Hyderabad named ‘The Munsif Daily.’

• Initially, Rami Reddy wasn’t interested in entering the film industry and just wanted to become a journalist; however, during his time at ‘The Munsif Daily,’ he used to meet and interview a lot of actors which eventually made him get interested in acting and joining the film industry.

• One day, Rami went to take the interview of the Telugu director Kodi Ramakrishna. During the interview, the filmmaker was impressed with Rami’s personality, and thus he offered him a negative role in his upcoming Telugu film. Rami accepted the offer and became part of the film titled ‘Ankusam’ (1989) in which he played the character of Neelakantam.
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Telugu film titled ‘Ankusam’ (1989)

• In the same year, he was cast in the Kannada action drama film titled ‘Abhimanyu’ in which he played the character of “Spot” Naga.
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Kannada film titled ‘Abhimanyu’ (1989)

• In 1990, Rami Reddy was cast in the Telugu fantasy film titled ‘Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari’ in which he played the role of Abbulu.
  

  Rami Reddy (left) in a still from the Telugu film titled ‘Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari’ (1990)

• In 1990, Rami Reddy was cast in the Hindi action film titled ‘Pratibandh’ in which he played the character of “Spot” Nana. It was the remake of the Telugu action film titled ‘Ankusam’ (1989).
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Hindi film titled ‘Pratibandh’ (1990)

• In 1991, Rami Reddy was cast in the Malayalam film titled ‘Abhimanyu’ in which he played the character of Abbas Ali.
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Malayalam film titled ‘Abhimanyu’ (1991)

• In the same year, he was cast in the Tamil drama film titled ‘Naadu Adhai Naadu.’
  

  The poster of the Tamil film titled ‘Naadu Adhai Naadu’ (1991)

• Rami Reddy has been part of various Telugu films and some of them include ‘Anaganaga Oka Roju’ (1996), ‘Ee Tharam Nehru’ (2000), ‘Snehamante Idera’ (2001), ‘Pellam Pichchodu’ (2005), and ‘Jagadguru Sri Shiridi Sai Baba’ (2009).
  

  Telugu film titled Rami Reddy (right) in a still from the Telugu film titled ‘Jagadguru Sri Shiridi Sai Baba’ (2009)

• Rami Reddy has been part of many Tamil films and some of them are ‘Thulli Thirintha Kaalam’ (1998) and ‘Nenjinile’ (1999).
  

  Rami Reddy (right) in a still from the Tamil film titled ‘Thulli Thirintha Kaalam’ (1998)

• He has been part of various Malayalam films including ‘Mahaan’ (1992) and ‘Panthaya Kozhi’ (2007).
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Malayalam film titled ‘Panthaya Kozhi’ (2007)

• In 2007, Rami Reddy was cast in the Kannada action film titled ‘Police Story 2’ which was a sequel to the 1996 Kannada film titled ‘Police Story.’
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Kannada film titled ‘Police Story 2’ (2007)

• In 2008, Rami Reddy was cast in the Bhojpuri action drama film titled ‘Khiladi No. 1.’
  

  Rami Reddy in a still from the Bhojpuri film titled ‘Khiladi No. 1’ (2008)

• Rami Reddy has been part of many Hindi films and some of them include ‘Dilwale’ (1994), ‘Ganga Ki Kasam’ (1998), ‘Galiyon Ka Badshah’ (2001), ‘Nayak: The Real Hero’ (2001), and ‘Satyaghath: Crime Never Pays’ (2003).
  

  Hindi film titled The poster of the Hindi film titled ‘Satyaghath- Crime Never Pays’ (2003)