Sharwanand

Some Lesser Known Facts About Sharwanand

• Sharwanand is an Indian actor and producer who works in Telugu and Tamil films. He is known for his appearance in films like ‘Engaeyum Eppothum’ (2011) (Tamil), ‘Run Raja Run’ (2014), and ‘Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju’ (2015).

• He belongs to a family of businessmen.

• Sharwanand shares a great bond with actors Ram Charan and Rana Daggubati, rooted in their shared history. Their bond dates back to their schooling days at The Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, where they were classmates.

• Sharwanand had a keen interest in acting from his youth. He enrolled at Kishore Namit Kapoor Acting Institute when he was 17 years old.

• During his college days, he was given the title of ‘The Hindu’s Best New Face.’

• Sharwanand ascended the ladder of fame with standout performances in films such as Vennela (2005) and Amma Cheppindi (2006). His work in the latter film, in particular, garnered significant critical praise.

  

• Sharwanand frequently lends a hand towards societal and environmental causes. In March 2020, his first tweet announced a donation of Rs. 15 lacs to the Corona Crisis Charity (CCC) team, which aimed at providing assistance to daily wage workers who found themselves in dire straits due to the coronavirus pandemic.
  

  

  Furthermore, as a participant in the Green India Challenge, he adopted a park close to his residence, thereby demonstrating his commitment to environmental conservation.

  

• In 2022, Sharwanand took to Twitter to voice his support for the Telangana government’s project, ‘Mana Ooru – Mana Badi,’ which aimed to drive holistic growth and build effective infrastructure in schools across the state by launching digital classrooms and erecting additional ones.
  

  

  His support, however, was met with immediate backlash from a rival party’s followers, who chastised him for disregarding Telangana’s past achievements. A few responses to his tweet were rather confrontational. One of the National Party representatives tweeted,

  Mr. @ImSharwanand, without basic knowledge if you tweet about Telangana Politics. We will show you what happens if we enter into your industry, #BanSharwanandMovies”

  In addition to the criticism, a collection of individuals reached out to Sharwanand, inviting him to grasp their struggles in Telangana. They used the ‘Maa Jilla Maa Kastalu’ hashtag to draw his attention to their cause.