was a hit at the box office, which was only successful film because of the performances of Meghana Raj and Allari Naresh, which stood resisting the super-success Magadheera. Fitting Master was an average grosser, while Bendu Apparao R.M.P. 2009 had two releases of Naresh, which were Fitting Master and Bendu Apparao R.M.P. While Bommana Brothers Chandana Sisters and Blade Babji were hits at the box office, Siddu From Sikakulam was an average and Dongala Bandi was an average grosser because of the weak story but the cast was praised for their respective performance at the box office. One has to see the film to believe it.' He received Nandi Award for Best Supporting Actor and Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award for his performance, which remains to be one of his best performances in his career. The timing of his one-liners is absolutely perfect and natural. He excels as Srinu, a role that somewhat resembles what Jagapathi Babu played in Anthahpuram. Rediff wrote, 'Allari Naresh has finally found his groove. His performance was well praised by the critics. Naresh played the role of Gali Seenu, a motorcycle thief who brings a change in the hero's attitude by his actions. His next film Gamyam, co-starring Sharwanand, was a critical as well as commercial success. His first three releases Sundara Kanda, Vishaka Express, in which he played a negative role, and Pelli Kaani Prasad bombed at the box office, with Naresh's performance in the film Vishaka Express getting huge applause from critics. Naresh had eight releases in 2008, a rare feat in those days. Later on, after two back-to-back flops in the form of Allare Allari and Pellaindi Kaani, Naresh got his next success in the form of Seema Sastri, thus ending 2007 on a happy note. His next successful film, Athili Sattibabu LKG, boosted his career, making him a common name in the Telugu film industry. Though Roommates and Gopi вЂ“ Goda Meedha Pilli failed at the box office, his stardom remained unchanged. Naresh's lean phase continued with flops like Nuvvante Naakistam, Danger and Party, succeeded by Kithakithalu, a blockbuster at the box office, with critics appreciating Naresh's performance. The only way for Naresh after this film is up.' It is a tightrope walk, and he passes muster. He has to kindle detest as well as sympathy. IndiaGlitz wrote, 'Naresh is more than adequate in a role that is a challenge to even seasoned artistes. Though the film was a failure at the box office, he received wide critical acclaim for his portrayal of Vinod, a psychotic who falls in love with his friend, only to know that she's in love with his close friend, thus marking it as one of his finest performances to date.

His next was Nenu co-starring Veda and Abhishek, which is a remake of Kaadhal Kondein. He debuted in Tamil with Kurumbu, a remake of Allari, which failed at the box office. Naresh got his resurgence in the form of Maa Alludu Very Good, co-starring Rajendra Prasad, which was a massive hit at the box office. His third release Thotti Gang, co-starring Prabhu Deva and Sunil, was successful at the box office, which was followed by two flops Juniors, the remake of Thulluvadho Ilamai and Praanam, which featured him in a dual role. However, his next film Dhana Laxmi I Love You, a remake of Hera Pheri, received negative reviews, and faltered at the box office. He has a bright future ahead, if he chooses his future projects carefully.' The film did exceptionally well at the box office, giving him recognition as 'Allari Naresh'.

His dialogue delivery is perfect and has very good timing in doing comedy. wrote, 'Naresh is a natural actor and he suited the role perfectly. Naresh made his foray into films under the who direction of Ravi Babu in the film Allari, an adult comedy in which he played the role of an 18-year-old who is infatuated with a beautiful girl. Film career 2002вЂ“2007В : Debut and breakthrough Naresh married Chennai-based architect Virupa Kantamaneni in 2015. He got the moniker 'Allari' after the success of his first film. He is fluent in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and English. After completing his schooling at Chettinad Vidyashram, Chennai, Naresh moved to Hyderabad. He was born in present-day Chennai on 30 June 1982, while their family hails from Korumamidi village in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. Naresh is the son of veteran Telugu director and producer E.

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