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In this Telugu name, the surname is Allu.

Allu Arjun
File:Allu Arjun.jpg
Arjun in 2021
Born (1982-04-08) 8 April 1982 (age 42)[a]
Madras, Tamil Nadu, India
Other namesBunny,[1] Mallu Arjun[2]
Occupations
  • Film actor
  • dancer
Years active2001–present
WorksFull list
Spouse
Sneha Reddy
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(m. 2011)​
Children2
FatherAllu Aravind
FamilyAllu–Konidela
AwardsFull list

Allu Arjun (born 8 April 1982) is an Indian actor who primarily works in Telugu cinema. Known for his dancing abilities, he is a recipient of five Filmfare Awards South and three Nandi Awards.[3][4] One of the highest paid actors in India,[5] he has been featured in Forbes India's Celebrity 100 list since 2014.[6]

After his debut in Gangotri (2003), Allu appeared in Sukumar-directed Arya (2004) which earned him Nandi Special Jury Award.[7] In the following years, he starred in films such as Bunny (2005), Happy (2006) and Desamuduru (2007). Allu won his first Filmfare Award as Best Actor for Parugu (2008).[8] His consecutive films, Arya 2 (2009), Vedam (2010), Varudu (2010) and Badrinath (2011), failed to perform at the box office.[9][10] His role in Rudhramadevi (2015) as Gona Ganna Reddy won him Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor and Nandi Award for Best Character Actor.[11][12]

Films like Race Gurram (2014), Sarrainodu (2016) and Duvvada Jagannadham (2017), brought him back on success track with each grossing more than ₹100 crore.[13] He collaborated with director Trivikram Srinivas thrice for Julayi (2012), S/O Satyamurthy (2015) and Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo (2020). All three are successful with the latter grossing over ₹262 crore at the box office.[14]

Early life

Allu Arjun was born on 8 April 1982[a] in a Telugu family in Madras (present-day Chennai) to film producer Allu Aravind and Nirmala. His paternal grandfather was the film comedian Allu Ramalingaiah. Their native place is Palakollu of West Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh.[18] Allu grew up in Chennai before their family moved to Hyderabad in his 20s.[19][20]

He is the second of three children. His elder brother Venkatesh is a businessman while his younger brother Sirish is an actor. His paternal aunt is married to Chiranjeevi. Allu's cousins, namely, Ram Charan, Varun Tej, Sai Dharam Tej, and Niharika Konidela are also actors.[21]

Career

Career beginnings (1985–1986; 2001–2007)

After playing as a child artist in Vijetha (1985) and as a dancer in Daddy (1986), Allu made his adult debut in Gangotri.[22] The film was directed by K. Raghavendra Rao with his father Allu Aravind producing, along with C. Ashwini Dutt.[23] Praising his acting performance, Jeevi of Idlebrain criticized his looks in the film and added that "Arjun should choose roles that amplify his strength and nullify his weaknesses."[24] Allu then appeared in Sukumar's Arya.[25] He plays "Arya", an outgoing and free-spirited boy falling in love with Geetha (Anu Mehta), an introverted girl who is on the shield of another person Ajay (Siva Balaji).[26] The film was his breakthrough, earning a first Filmfare Best Telugu Actor Award nomination and winning a Nandi Special Jury Award at the Nandi Awards of 2008 ceremony, two CineMAA Awards for Best Actor and Best Actor Jury.[27] The film was a critical and commercial success,[28] grossing over ₹30 crore,[29] with a production budget of ₹4 crore.[30] In 2006, the film was dubbed and released in Malayalam in Kerala. Owing to the film's success, Allu received wide acclaim across the region and the Malayali people.[31]

He next starred in V. V. Vinayak's Bunny playing "Bunny", a college student.[32] Being successful at the box office, critics praised his efforts, mannerisms and dancing.[33][34] His next film was A. Karunakaran's musical love story Happy.[35] A remake of 2004 Tamil film Azhagiya Theeye, the film was a box-office bomb.[36] A critic appreciated his dancing skills and performance, but felt that his character is a typical happy-go-lucky guy.[37]

Experimentation of genres (2007–2010)

He then starred in Puri Jagannadh's action film Desamuduru in which he played the role of Bala Govindam, a fearless journalist who falls with a woman with a darker past.[38] The film was a commercial hit, fetching him a Santosham Film Award, a CineMAA Award and a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu.[39] The same year, he made his second cameo appearance alongside Chiranjeevi, in the song "Jagadeka Veerudiki" from the film Shankar Dada Zindabad.

His next film was Bhaskar's Parugu, where he played the role of Krishna, a happy-go-lucky man from Hyderabad who helps his friend to elope with his love, only to experience the wrath of the woman's father and the emotional struggle he felt. Idlebrain wrote: "Allu Arjun is pretty excellent in the first half as the characterization in the first half is vibrant and needs loads of energy. He carried the entire first half on his shoulders. He excelled in the emotional scenes in the second half."[40] Writing for Rediff.com, Radhikha Rajamani stated that "Arjun performs well though he is rather subdued."[41] Allu Arjun won his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu and second Nandi Special Jury Award.

Arjun next starred in Sukumar's action comedy Arya 2. A spiritual sequel to the romantic action film Arya (2004), he played the role of Arya, an orphan who is behaviourally sick in that he is consumed with possessiveness for his friend Ajay (Navdeep), who never accepts him. The film features the complex love–hate relationship and a triangular love story.[42] His character in the film has the qualities of a psychotic.[43] Sify wrote that "Allu Arjun is full of energy as the guy caught in the powerful current of love. Though he plays the part with negative shades, his characterization could evoke a lot of sympathy from the audiences. His dances are mind-blowing and he excels in emotional scenes."[44] Oneindia appreciated his dance moves and acting performances, especially the comedy scenes.[45]

Allu has two releases in 2010. The first was Gunasekhar's Varudu, in which he starred alongside Arya and Bhanu Sri Mehra.[46] The film was a box-office bomb and received mixed reviews from the critics.[47][48] His next film was Krish's Vedam. A critic stated commented that "He's a good dancer and does justice to his role."[49] Another critic wrote that "Allu Arjun is excellent as the groom who goes all out to get his bride back. His mass dialogues are good in the second half."[50] His second release of the year was the highly acclaimed hyperlink anthology film Vedam. It his first A-rated film in India. He played the role of Anand "Cable" Raju, a cable operator hailing from Jubilee Hills (Hyderabad) slum. The film also features Anushka Shetty, Manchu Manoj and Manoj Bajpayee in other prominent roles.[51] the story takes an inspiration from 26/11 Mumbai blasts in Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Mumbai.[52] His performance received appreciation from the critics,[53] with The Times of India calling it "scintillating"[54] and Idlebrain.com calling it as "best in his career".[55] Allu Arjun achieved his second Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu at the 58th Filmfare Awards South.

Further success (2011–2013)

He next appeared in V. V. Vinayak's action film Badrinath (2011), in which he played the role of Badri, a modern-day Indian samurai who is assigned to protect the Badrinath Temple by his Guru (Prakash Raj), to whom he is very loyal.[56] Allu undertook intensive martial arts and sword fighting training in Vietnam[57][58] and marks his first pairing with Tamannaah.[59] He grew his hair out for his look as a warrior in the film.[citation needed] It his second A-rated film in India after Vedam (2010), on the account of graphic action violence.[60] The film completed a 50-day run in 187 movie theaters.[61] His performance and character received mixed reviews.[62][63] A critic of The Times of India wrote that "Arjun hardly has any scope to emote as he was mostly pushed into action scenes and song sequences."[64]

After Badrinath, Allu signed the Trivikram Srinivas's action comedy film Julayi in 2011.[65] It was released in 2012, in which he played the role of Ravindra Narayan, a street-smart yet spoilt brat whose life takes a drastic turn after he becomes the witness of a huge bank robbery. A critic wrote that "Allu Arjun puts in a confident performance as the loveable rogue. It's a role that is right up his alley and he carries it off with a characteristic panache. He lights up the screen with his dancing in particular, pulling off some pretty challenging dance moves."[66] Riya Chakravarty of NDTV, in her review, stated that "Arjun has delivered an outstanding performance."[67] He was nominated for the SIIMA Award for Best Actor (Telugu), for his performance in the film.

File:Iddarammaliyatho.jpg
Allu Arjun (left) on the sets of Iddarammayilatho (2013)

The next year, he starred in Puri Jagannadh's action thriller Iddarammayilatho, playing Sanju Reddy, a guitarist with a dark past, alongside Amala Paul and Catherine Tresa. Sangeetha Devi Dundoo of The Hindu praised his performance in the action sequences and dance moves in various songs in the film, adding "Allu Arjun uses his agility to his advantage in dances and stunt episodes".[68] Another critic wrote that "True to his tag of "stylish star", Allu Arjun looks trendier than ever before. His character of a guitarist, who is a street performer in Barcelona, was at its best sketchy, and looks completely different from his previous films. He once again proves that he is a good actor and probably because of the action director's meticulous planning, he makes perfect expressions in all the fight scenes."[69][70] The film marks his second and last collaboration, with Puri Jagannadh after Desamuduru (2007).

Commercial success (2014–2018)

In 2014, he appeared in a cameo role in Vamsi Paidipally's action thriller film Yevadu, alongside Kajal Aggarwal.[71][72] Y. Sunita Chowdary of The Hindu, in her review, wrote that "Allu Arjun shows what an actor can do even in a short role, in the few minutes he packs his experience, internalises the character and makes an impressive exit even as he loses his identity."[73] His next film was Surender Reddy's Race Gurram, in which he played Allu Lakshman "Lucky" Prasad, a carefree guy.[74] He joined the production of the film in May 2013.[75] The film was successful at the box office, with the film being Allu Arjun's first ₹100 crore grosser.[76] Writing to Deccan Chronicle, Suresh Kavirayani felt that Allu Arjun steals the show with his energetic performance and also praised his dancing skills in the film.[77] Ranjani Rajendra too praised his dance moves, comic acting and performance in the action sequences, but felt that the story is predictable and routine.[78] He won his third Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu[79] and was nominated for SIIMA Award for Best Actor (Telugu) for the second time after Julayi. Allu produced and acted in a short film I Am That Change, which was released in August 2014. The film was directed by Sukumar,[80] to spread awareness on individual social responsibility. Upon its release, the short film received viral response online and was acclaimed by many including celebrities for its concept and execution.[81] It was screened in movie theaters across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.[82]

Arjun next appeared in Trivikram Srinivas's S/O Satyamurthy (2015), which was released on 9 April 2015.[83] The film was a commercial success, with critics praising his performance.[84][85] Following the film, he next played Gona Ganna Reddy in Guna Sekhar's biographical action film Rudhramadevi (2015).[86][better source needed] The film based on the life of Rudrama Devi, is the first Indian 3D historical film.[87][88] Allu Arjun has learned and was seen speaking in the Telangana Telugu, for the character in the film.[89] The Times of India called his performance "impeccable" and "whistle-worthy".[90] Due to the wide response and popularity for the character 'Gona Ganna Reddy', in 2021 director Guna Sekhar said that he will be directing a film solely based on the character, with Allu Arjun in the lead role, after Shaakuntalam.[91] For Rudhramadevi, he won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Telugu and became the only actor to win both the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Telugu and the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Telugu. He also won three other awards for his performance, including Nandi Award for Best Character Actor.

Allu, in 2018, along with Vijay Deverakonda, at a promotional event of Geetha Govindam

In 2016, he acted in Sarainodu, directed by Boyapati Srinu.[92] Although the film received negative reviews for the screenplay and story,[93][94] it was a major commercial success at the box office, grossing over ₹127.6 crore.[95] Allu called it as a "landmark film" in his career.[96] His performance in the action scenes and dance numbers was praised.[97] The same year, in June, he announced his next film with producer Dil Raju for the third time for Duvvada Jagannadham. Released in 2017,[98] the film directed by Harish Shankar,[99] in which he played the role of Duvvada Jagannadham "DJ" Shastri, alongside Pooja Hegde, Rao Ramesh and Subbaraju.[100] He appears as a caterer, who is an undercover cop. Firstpost's Hemanth Kumar praised his dance and wrote that "look beyond Allu Arjun’s classy moves in Seeti Maar and Asmaika Yoga, all you find is a story that struggles to find its rhythm."[101] India Today too lauded his dance but criticized the film's screenplay and called it "Boring-ah, bore-asya, bore-obiah".[102]

The next year, in May, his film under the direction of writer turned director Vakkantham Vamsi, Naa Peru Surya, Naa Illu India was released. He played Surya, an Indian Army soldier who has anger management issues.[103] Allu Arjun spent considerable time learning the tricks and stunt sequences from professionals, especially for the dance numbers and action sequences.[104] Upon release, the film received mixed reviews and was successful at the box office. A critic called his performance as Arjun's "carrer-best" and cited it as the "biggest strength to the film".[105] Vyas of The Hans India stated that "Allu Arjun is supremely talented and has delivered an energetic performance in the movie."[106] Hindustan Times's Priyanka Sundar opined that "Allu Arjun tries to do his best in the shoes of a soldier, but at places we see that it looks forced."[107]

Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo and beyond (2019–present)

On 31 December 2018, his next project Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo was announced, with Trivikram Srinivas as the director.[108] Pooja Hegde was selected to play the female lead role,[109] thus marking his second collaboration with Pooja Hegde after Duvvada Jagannadham.[110] He joined the production of the film in April 2019.[111] Produced jointly by Allu Aravind and S. Radha Krishna, the film marks the third collaboration of Arjun and Trivikram after Julayi (2012) and S/O Satyamurthy (2015).[112] In January 2020, the film was released.[113] The plot of the film follows Bantu (Allu Arjun) who is hated and neglected by his father Valmiki (Murali Sharma). Bantu later learns that he was swapped as an infant and his biological father is an affluent businessman, Ramachandra (Jayaram). Bantu enters Ramachandra's house, Vaikuntapuram to protect his biological family when it is threatened by an influential man (Samuthirakani). Allu Arjun's performance received highly positive reviews. A review posted by Rohit Mohan on Koimoi said that "Be it comedy, action, emotions, style and of course dance, the star actor nails it in the film, as ‘Bunny’ made to audience groove to his tunes with his act."[114] Film Companion felt that Arjun's performance in the board-room scene was the highlight of the film.[115] Bhavana Sharma of International Business Times, opined that Allu Arjun went into the skin of the character.[116] The film his career's highest grosser and is currently the fourth highest-grossing Telugu film. Allu Arjun's dance performance in the song "Butta Bomma" received wide response, with Shilpa Shetty[117] and Disha Patani[118] eventually praising the song.

His next film Pushpa, is under the direction of Sukumar, marking their fourth collaboration after Arya (2004), Arya 2 (2009) and I Am That Change (2014).[119] Arjun started his part of filming, in 2020, after the release of Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo.[120][121] Production of the film was paused for more than three time, due to COVID-19 pandemic in India. He will be playing the role of Pushpa Raj,[122] alongside Fahadh Faasil[123] and Rashmika Mandanna.[124] The film is based on the on the red sanders smuggling in the Seshachalam Hills of the Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh.[125] The film released on December 17, 2021 to mixed response but his performance was praised. In May 2021, it was announced that the film will be released in two parts, with the second part, titled 'Pushpa: The Rule', releasing in 2022 .[126][127]

Other work and media image

His popularity was documented in two Telugu music videos. The first one is a rap song, composed by S. Thaman and performed by Roll Rida and Harika Narayan with the lyrics written by Roll Rida and The Hyderabad Nawabs.[128][129] The music video titled "Allu Arjun Rap Song" was released in January 2021, through Aditya Music label.[130][131] The other one is titled "Thaggedhe Le" was performed and written by Roll Rida, with the music composed by Pravin Lakkaraju. It was released in April 2021 with the title being adapted from Arjun's popular dialogue from his film Pushpa.[132][133]

Allu Arjun was featured in the GQ in their listing of the most influential young Indians of 2020.[134][135] He has appeared in Forbes India's Celebrity 100 list since 2014.[136] He is the 'Most Searched Male Celebrity' in 2020 on Yahoo! India.[137][138] Allu was the most searched Tollywood actor on Google Search, for several times.[139][140]

He is popularly referred as "Stylish Star" and as "Bunny", in the media.[141][142] Post the continuous success of his films in Kerala, since Arya (2004), he has been called as "Mallu Arjun".[143][144] Even, the media in Kerala, mostly refers him with the same name.[145] In 2021, the Kerala Police used few scenes featuring him from the film Race Gurram (2014), in their advertisement, to raise awareness about SOS and promote their newly launched app.[146][147][148]

Allu is the celebrity endorser for a number of brands and products, including Hero MotoCorp,[149][150] RedBus, Hotstar,[151] Frooti,[152] OLX, Colgate, 7 Up, Joyalukkas and Lot Mobiles.[153] He has been as a celebrity ambassador for India's premier Kabaddi tournament Pro Kabaddi League.[153] He is an active promoter and a celebrity brand ambassador for his father Allu Aravind-founded over-the-top media service, Aha.[154][155] In 2021, Allu Arjun played the role of Guru in the Dream Vault Media-produced advertising campaign video, for Rapido.[156] On being part of the ad film, Allu Arjun said that "I like to consider myself as a person who knows how to tackle a situation with the best possible solution. That’s why I was excited when they approached me for the role of Guru, which resembles me".[157] Following the release of the ad film, the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation sent a legal notice to both the actor and the Rapido company, for showing TSRTC in a bad-light.[158][159] Soon after, the company has edited the video (ad film).[160]

Allu is also a charcoal artist.[161] He started a campaign against the smoking of tobacco, in 2021. He said that "I wanted to draw people’s attention towards the ill-effects of smoking. We have constructed very incorrect notions of what’s cool and hep. I want to effect a change, no matter how small it is."[162]

Personal life

On 6 March 2011, he married Sneha Reddy in Hyderabad.[163] They have two children, a son and a daughter.[163] In 2016, he started a nightclub named 800 Jubilee in collaboration with M Kitchens and Buffalo Wild Wings.[164]

Filmography, awards and nominations

Main article: Allu Arjun filmography and awards

Notes

  1. ^ a b While some reliable sources identify his birthyear as 1983,[15][16] Allu in an interview with Bollywood Life stated that he was born in 1982.[17]

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