Srimurali (Actor)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Srimurali

• Srimurali hails from a family of actors and film producers.

• He is the son of film producer S. A. Chinne Gowda who also served as the Vice-President of the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce in Bengaluru.

• In the 2004 Kannada romance drama film ‘Kanti,’ he portrayed Srikantha ‘Kanti,’ a college student who becomes politically embroiled after falling in love with a Marathi girl.

  

• He was credited as Murali in films from 2003 to 2007 and as Sriimurali from 2008 onwards.

• In 2008, he played the role of Bhadra in the Kannada film ‘Minchina Ota,’ which was produced by his father and also featured his brother Vijay Raghavendra.

• He oversees his family’s production company, Sowbhagya Pictures, which has produced several Kannada films, including ‘Sevanthi Sevanthi’ (2006) and ‘Ganesha Matthe Banda’ (2008).

• Following the success of his 2014 Kannada film ‘Ugramm,’ he received a remarkable 67 film offers, all of which he turned down. ^[2]The New Indian Express

  

• In 2016, he sang the song ‘Hey Diwana’ from the Kannada film ‘Zoom.’

• He did the narration for a character in the 2018 Kannada drama film ‘Iruvudellava Bittu.’

• Srimurali also helps his father in his production house, ‘Sowbhagya Pictures.’

• Apart from being an actor, he is a good singer and has sung the song ‘Hudugi Kannu’ for the film ‘Rathavara’ (2015).

• He is a fitness freak.