Ali is a South Indian actor & comedian, who has acted in more than 800 films in Telugu and the Tamil and Bollywood film industries. Ali is a born artist. He used to do mimicry about Telugu heroes since he was child. He came into cinema with the help and guidance of Jitu Mohan Mitra, Rajahmundry’s well known musical company. He appeared in several comedy roles before he became an hero. Directed Krishna Reddy offered hero role to him in the movie Yama Leela. Yama Leela became big hit, since then he played lead roles in over 50 movies. His career span as hero is 5 years, later he continued in comedy roles.
Ali shared his feelings and opened up about his film career and also about his life journey in an exclusive Interview with “Koffee With Yamuna Kishore”.
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Aadi Pinisetty’s Double Release Week
Actor Aadi Pinisetty is known for his versatile film choices. He is one of the few actors who consistently balances his career by taking up both lead roles and strong character roles. This December is turning out to be a special month for him, as he is set to have two releases within just one week.
This week, Aadi will be seen in Akhanda 2 as the antagonist. Directed by Boyapati Srinu, the Balakrishna-starrer mass action drama is gearing up for a worldwide release on Friday, December 5. Aadi’s character in this film is unlike anything he has attempted before, making it one of the most talked-about roles of his career.
On the other hand, Aadi’s next film, Drive, will arrive in theatres on December 12, exactly a week after Akhanda 2. This time, he headlines the project as the lead hero. Directed by Jenuse Mohamed, the film stars Madonna Sebastian as the female lead. The teaser for Drive will be unveiled tomorrow evening.
With Akhanda 2 releasing first and expected to generate massive buzz, the momentum will naturally carry forward to Drive as well. Perhaps this is why the makers of Drive chose a quick back-to-back release strategy to capitalise on Aadi’s visibility.
Overall, the actor is geared up for an exciting week—one film presenting him as a powerful antagonist and the other showcasing him as the protagonist. Aadi Pinisetty is clearly aiming for double success as he closes the year with two contrasting and promising films.
