Maharshi_Raghava

Maharshi Raghava

Maharshi Raghava

Indian actor

Raghava Gogineni,[2] better known as Maharshi Raghava, is an Indian actor who works in Telugu films and television. Raghava acted in more than 170 films in various roles. He shot to fame as a lead actor with his first film Maharshi (1987), which gave him the moniker Maharshi.[3] He is a recipient of two Nandi TV Awards.

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Personal life

Maharshi Raghava studied till tenth standard in Tenali Thaluk High school. He also has stage experience. He played Mahatma Gandhi in a play called Gandhi Jayanthi. He visited the United States multiple times along with Murali Mohan, Nandamuri Balakrishna, and Paruchuri Brothers.[2]

Filmography

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Awards

Nandi TV Awards
  • 1997: Best Villain for Naari Yaagam[6]
  • 1999: Special Jury Award – Actor for Puvvu[7]

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