Priyadarshini Ram

Priyadarshini Ram
Born (1955-10-24) 24 October 1955
Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India
Occupation director, screenWriter, Actor, Producer
Children 2

Priyadarshini Ram was an Indian advertising executive and Telugu filmmaker.

Early life

Although Ram was born in Tenali, he was educated in Bhilai, Delhi and Hyderabad. He graduated from Nizam College in 1980 and then received admission to Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies. Unfortunately, his father died at the age of 13, so he could not pursue the course since he had to stay with his mother.

Career

Ram wrote a lot during his college days. His inclination towards creative writing got him into the field of advertising. He got a major break when he got an assignment to do advertising campaigns nationwide for acclaimed national political leaders in various languages.

His company received an acquisition offer by multinational advertising agency Grey America. They could not accept it because they wanted to move the firm to Mumbai. He could not go because he had to support his mother. Ram lost out on opportunities because he preferred to work in Hyderabad and the advertising capital of India had always been Mumbai.

In the late nineties, he first appeared in his own acting/directorial venture in a detective serial in Doordarshan's Telugu channel.

Tollywood

He emerged as a filmmaker with Manodu and then with Toss in Tollywood. He appeared on screen in Toss during a dance sequence with Raja. He appeared in a guest appearance in the film Missamma directed by Neelakanta. He did voice for Upendra in Toss.

Media

Ram was in charge of the Cinema and Entertainment section of Saakshi before becoming its CEO.

Filmography

Year Title Role Other notes
2015 Jyothi LakshmiActor
2007 TossDirector, Writer
2006 ManoduActor, Director, Producer, Writer Got Nandi Special Jury Award

References

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