Sirgapoor Niranjan Reddy
The name is resonating in the media across the nation currently. He represented Allu Arjun in Telangana High Court against the state and secured interim bail for the actor. Already, the social media is buzzing about the effort he put in while putting the arguments in front of the judge. Not just that, there are also reports that he would charge close to 5 lakh rupees per hour. Meanwhile, Niaranjan Reddy is a man of many talents. He was also credited for penning the screenplay of the film, Ghazi.
Advocate
Niranjan Reddy’s father Vidya Sagar is a famous advocate in Nirmal, Adilabad and adjacent regions. He pursued a 5 year Integrated Law Course from Symbiosis Law School in Pune and graduated in 1992. Niranjan Reddy started his independent practice as a lawyer from 1995, in Hyderabad. He was sought after in commercial, criminal, and arbitration matters. He represented Election Commission of India, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, Medical Council of India and many other big clients.
Parliamentarian
Niranjan Reddy is currently representing Andhra Pradesh in Rajyasabha as an MP, from YSRCP. He is an active member of various committees in Parliament.
Writer
Niranjan Reddy shares the screenplay credit with Sankalp Reddy and Gunnam Gannaraju for Rana Daggubati’s Ghazi. Incidentally, he produced the film too. Surprisingly, there are reports that Niranjan Reddy once assisted Ram Gopal Varma in filmmaking.
Producer
Niranjan Reddy produced the movies like Gaganam, Ghazi, Kshanam Wild Dog and Acharya.
This post was last modified on 14 December 2024 11:49 am
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