Ravi Krishna

About the movie Raw, rooted drama where humour and heart collide with hard truths. Born from the soil, it beats to the rhythm of resistance, humanity, and hope.

Love Me is a Telugu movie starring starring Ashish Velamkucha and Vaishnavi Chaitanya in prominent roles. It is directed by Arun Bhimavarapu.

Set in a village named Rudravanam in 1990`s and inspired by ancient Indian superstitions, Virupaksha tells the story of Surya who discovers some mystical paranormal activities occurring in the village. Can he save the village?

A happy-go-lucky student at a university gets embroiled in a love triangle with two very different young women.

Venu (Ravi Krishna) is youth struck with an inferiority complex, who loses all his confidence to come up in life. However, he comes across a bunch of people and his encounter with them instills confidence in his mind to fight and succeed. This is the story of Venu, a middle class young man who lives in a typical middle class area. His simple life revolves around his loving mother, sister, his neighbor and his friends. He has an inferiority complex because of the scar on his face. On one fateful day, Venu decides to do a plastic surgery to remove the scar from his face. In order to raise money for his operation, he takes up various part time jobs. He becomes harsh and cold and starts behaving strangely with his family and friends. This new Venu leaves everyone around him in a state of shock. The rest of the story is about what he realizes in the process of getting his new face job. —Hariharan

Ravi falls in love with a new girl, Anita, who moves into his neighbourhood. He does everything in his power to woo her but ends up making a fool of himself.

A neighborhood good-for-nothing attempts to romance the new girl in town. Kathir (Ravi Krishna) is a young underachiever, frequently venting his frustrations through public outbursts. When a north Indian girl Anitha (Sonia Agarwal) moves into his neighborhood, he falls head over heels in love with her, and aggressively expresses interest. When she does not respond favorably, things get out of hand. —Joyojeet Pal