Sriya Reddy, the multi-talented Indian sensation, isn’t just a seasoned actress; she’s a showbiz maven with a cricketing legacy, being the offspring of the legendary Bharath Reddy, a former Indian cricket maestro. Her cinematic journey, weaving through Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam realms, boasts gems like “Black” (2004), “Thimiru” (2006), and “Kanchivaram” (2008).
March 9, 2008, marked a significant inning off-screen as she entered matrimonial bliss with actor-producer Vikram Krishna. Post this innings, she took a celluloid sabbatical, only to re-emerge triumphantly in Vadivel’s “Andaava Kaanom,” embodying the feisty village persona, Shanthi. The applause escalated with her stellar portrayal of Radha Rama in “Salaar Part 1,” earning accolades from an adoring audience.
Recently, Sriya dazzled her fans with monochromatic charisma on social media, flaunting a trendy cargo denim and crop top ensemble. Her caption, “Know your worth but don’t forget to add tax!”, struck a chord, resonating with admirers who showered her with affection.
Peering into the future, Sriya’s next celluloid venture, “OG,” promises to add another captivating chapter to her illustrious saga.
