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Full Name
  
Narayana Swamy

Role
  
Actor

Other names
  
Pranaya Raja


Occupation
  
Actor

Name
  
Narayana Swamy

Srinath Kannada Actor

Born
  
28 December 1944 (age 79) (
1944-12-28
)
British India

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Narayana Swamy (Kannada: ನಾರಾಯಣ ಸ್ವಾಮಿ; born 28 December 1943), known by his stage name Srinath, is an Indian actor film producer who works predominantly in Kannada cinema. He also holds the position of vice-president of Kannada language television channel Udaya TV. He is also popularly known for his presenting in the Game Show, Adarsha Dampatigalu (Kannada: ಆದರ್ಶ ದಂಪತಿಗಳು), meant for married couples competing on which pair is the ideal. Srinath is generally called with the nickname Pranaya Raja (means, King of Romance) because of his success in various movies involving love stories. In 2003, he was conferred the Kalaratna Award by the Government of Karnataka.

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Early life

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Narayana Swamy was born on 28 December 1943 to Ramaswamy Shastri and Lalita in Mysore, in the Kingdom of Mysore of British India. He was introduced to Kannada film industry by renowned director Puttanna Kanagal. Initially, he acted in amateur dramas and practiced cinematography in Occupational Institute in Bangalore. He entered films through a small role in the Kannada movie Lagna Pathrike. After that, he got a chance to play the main role in a film directed by S K A Chari by name Madhura Milana and it was during this time, his name was changed to Srinath. Since then, he is known as Srinath. After 1975 Shubamangala, Srinath acted nearly 65 films in few years. It was Shubamangala which gave him break, and the movie is considered to be pertinent to any generation, be it 1970's or 2010's.

Film life

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Srinath, starting from his second film Anireekshita directed by Nagesh Baba, was recognised as an actor with potential and became a popular hero. He has acted in over 200 films. His major films include Besuge (ಬೆಸುಗೆ), Manasa Sarovara (ಮಾನಸ ಸರೋವರ), Shubha Mangala (ಶುಭ ಮಂಗಳ). In 1980, he got the Best Actor Filmfare Award for the film Besuge. Srinath also won State Award as Best Actor for the film Sri Raghavendra Vaibhava. Srinath was also preparing to direct a Kannada movie. Srinath and Manjula acted in 35 films together and were credit as one of the best pairs of the industry.

Political life

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Srinath was nominated by Bharatiya Janata Party as member of legislative council from the artiste fraternity for a period of six years.

Udaya TV

Narayana Swamy Srinath Kannada actor

At present, Srinath is the Vice President for Udaya TV Kannada Channel. He also hosts a Game Show by name Adarsha Dampatigalu (Kannada: ಆದರ್ಶ ದಂಪತಿಗಳು), meaning The ideal couple. However, he still continues to act in films and TV serials. He is also acting in a Kannada serial called Bangara He is also acting in the television serial Jagala Gantiyaru (Kannada: ಜಗಳ ಗಂಟಿಯರು) directed by the film director Phani Ramachandra.

Awards and honours

In year 2003, Srinath was honoured with the Kalaratna (Pearl of Art) award by Adarsha Suguma Sangeeta Academy Trust, in Bangalore. The award was honoured by S.M. Shankar, the brother of S.M. Krishna, the then Chief Minister of Karnataka. In the same year, Srinath was honoured with the prestigious Karnataka Rajyotsava Award given by the Government of Karnataka.

Personal life

Srinath is the younger brother of renowned Kannada theatre artist as well as film actor and writer C. R. Simha. Srinath is married to Geetha Srinath. The couple have two children, a son and a daughter. His son Rohit has acted in several Kannada movies as a child artist. His daughter Amulya currently lives in the U.S. with her husband and three daughters. At present, the family is in Bangalore.

Contribution to society

Srinath has set up a charitable trust called Deeya Art Foundation, to provide a helping-hand to the poor and needy who are affected by diseases like cancer, HIV and heart-related ailments. Among the objectives of the foundation are:

  • Organising entertainment programs exclusively for cancer-affected patients
  • Free health check-up camps
  • Fund-raising camps for the physically handicapped
  • Service activities at old-age homes
  • Blood donation camps
  • Free supply of medicines and nutritional food
  • Filmography

    Actor
    2023
    Love You Abhi (TV Mini Series)
    2022
    Gaalipata 2
    2021
    Premaloka
    2019
    Kurukshetra as
    Dhritarashtra (uncredited)
    2018
    Mahaan Hutatma (Short)
    2017
    Bangara s/o Bangarada Manushya
    2016
    Kempammana Court Case
    2014
    Mr. And Mrs. Ramchari as
    Vivek
    2014
    Software Ganda
    2013
    Mandahaasa
    2013
    Chandra
    2013
    Andar Bahar
    2012
    Bhagirathi as
    Mahadevaraya
    2011
    Prema Chandrama
    2010
    Kiccha Huccha as
    Aishu's father
    2010
    Onti Mane
    2009
    Raam as
    Ram's uncle
    2009
    Ninaithale Inikkum
    2009
    Abhimaani
    2008
    Sangaathi
    2008
    Mandakini
    2008
    Gange Baare Thunge Baare
    2008
    Satya in Love
    2008
    Gaja as
    Father of Gaja (Darshan Thoogudeepa)
    2007
    Savi Savi Nenapu
    2006
    Tenali Rama
    2006
    Sirivantha as
    Subbu
    2006
    Honeymoon Express as
    Srinath
    2006
    Dattha as
    Shanti Veerappa (as veerappa)
    2006
    Uppi Dada M.B.B.S. as
    Bahadur Rajashekhar Rao the father of Upendra Rao
    2005
    Sye as
    Chakri's father
    2004
    Nalla as
    Preethi's father
    2003
    Fifty Fifty
    2003
    Neenandre Ishta
    2002
    Dhumm (Varada and Shankar)'s father
    2002
    Naagara Havu as
    Vishwanath Sharma
    2002
    Manasella Neene as
    Father of Venu (Nagendra Prasad)
    2002
    Chandu as
    Vidya's father
    2001
    Yuvaraja as
    Vishwanath the father of Yuvaraja Rathnam (Shivarajkumar)
    2001
    Premakke Sai
    2001
    Kanasugara
    2001
    Premi No.1
    2000
    Preethse
    2000
    Devara Maga as
    Rajashekhar
    2000
    Yare Nee Abhimani as
    Father of Prajna (Ramya Krishnan) & of Utthara
    1999
    Mr. Kokila
    1998
    Jaidev
    1998
    Veeranna
    1998
    Swasthik
    1998
    Mr Puttaswamy
    1998
    Thutta Mutta
    1997
    Prema Geethe
    1997
    Prema Raga Haadu Gelathi
    1997
    Ranganna
    1997
    Baduku Jataka Bandi
    1996
    Pattanakke Banda Putta
    1996
    Soma
    1996
    Annavra Makkalu
    1996
    Maanbumigu Maanavan
    1996
    Geluvina Saradara
    1994
    Sagara Deepa
    1994
    Beda Krishna Ranginata
    1994
    Bhuvaneshwari
    1994
    Thooguve Krishnana
    1993
    Annayya as
    Annayya Father
    1993
    Karulina Koogu as
    Head of Ashram
    1993
    Mahendra Varma
    1993
    Manikantana Mahime
    1993
    Jaga Mechida Huduga as
    Mohan Rao
    1992
    Harakeya Kuri
    1992
    Purushotthama
    1992
    Midida Shruthi
    1991
    Neenu Nakkare Haalu Sakkare
    1991
    Police Mattu Dada
    1991
    Shanti Kranti
    1991
    Modada Mareyalli
    1991
    Aralida Hoovugalu
    1990
    Ajay-Vijay
    1990
    Maheshwara
    1989
    Guru
    1989
    Idu Saadhya as
    King
    1989
    Sharavegada Saradara
    1989
    Gagana as
    Srikanth
    1989
    Ade Raaga Ade Haadu
    1987
    Dance, Raja, Dance as
    Band Leader
    1987
    Digvijaya
    1987
    Manasa Veene
    1987
    Poornachandra as
    Sundar
    1986
    Bettada Thayi
    1986
    Nenapina Doni
    1986
    Ratha Sapthami
    1986
    Super Boy
    1986
    Nannavaru
    1986
    Na Ninna Preetisuve
    1985
    Kumkuma Thanda Saubhagya
    1985
    Mugila Malligey
    1984
    Baddi Bangaramma
    1984
    Eradu Rekhagalu
    1984
    Gandu Bherunda as
    Raju
    1984
    Preeti Vatsalya
    1984
    Samayada Gombe as
    Vinod Kumar
    1984
    Yarivanu? as
    Sridhar the brother of Shyam
    1984
    Shravana Banthu as
    Vishwa
    1983
    Akrosha
    1983
    Chandi Chamundi
    1983
    Dharani Mandala Madhyadolage
    1982
    Dharma Dari Tappitu
    1982
    Hasyarathna Ramakrishna as
    The Raja
    1982
    Maanasa Sarovara as
    Doctor
    1982
    Tony
    1982
    Garuda Rekha as
    Gopi
    1982
    Gunanodi Hennu Kodu
    1981
    Avali Javali
    1981
    Number Aidu Uyekka
    1981
    Shri Raghavendra Vaibhavem
    1981
    Shikari
    1980
    Haddina Kannu as
    Vinod
    1980
    Pattanakke Banda Patniyaru
    1980
    Point Parimala as
    Rajesh
    1980
    Rama Parashurama
    1980
    Usha Swayamvara
    1980
    Mankuthimma
    1979
    Adalu Badalu
    1979
    Akramana
    1979
    Dharmasere as
    Maadhu
    1979
    Pakka Kalla
    1979
    Savathiya Neralu
    1979
    Preeti Madu Tamashe Nodu
    1978
    Balu Aparupa Nam Jodi
    1978
    Halli Haidha
    1978
    Havina Hejje
    1978
    Kiladi Jodi
    1978
    Madhura Sangama as
    Gopal
    1978
    Muyyige Muyyi
    1978
    Vasanthalakshmi
    1977
    Ganda Hendthi as
    Prasad
    1977
    Magiya Kanasu
    1977
    Mugdha Manava
    1977
    Pavanaganga as
    Annayya
    1977
    Shri Renukadevi Mahatme
    1977
    Thayiginte Devarilla
    1976
    Aparadhi
    1976
    Devara Duddu as
    Lord Krishna
    1976
    Tulasi
    1976
    Vijaya Vani
    1976
    Baduku Bangaravayithu as
    Gowrish
    1976
    Mayooraa as
    Yuvaraja
    1976
    Mayura as
    Yuvaraja
    1975
    Nireekshe as
    Sridhar
    1975
    Shubha Mangala as
    Prabhakara
    1975
    Mayura as
    Yuvaraja
    1974
    Mahadeshwala Poojaphala
    1974
    Nanu Baalabeku
    1974
    Shri Srinivasa Kalyana as
    Narada
    1973
    Devaru Kotta Thangi as
    Ramu
    1973
    Edakallu Guddada Mele
    1973
    Mooruvare Vajragalu as
    Kritavarma
    1972
    Bhale Huchcha as
    Nagaraj
    1972
    Naa Mechida Huduga as
    N. Gopinath Rao
    1972
    Naari Munidare Maari as
    Hema's husband
    1972
    Uttara Dakshina as
    Shankar
    1972
    Bangarada Manushya as
    Chakrapani
    1971
    Anugraha as
    Mahadevu
    1971
    Bhale Adrushtavo Adrushta as
    Aravind
    1971
    Bhale Rani
    1971
    Kasidre Kailasa
    1971
    Ondekula Ondedaiva
    1971
    Sharapanjara as
    Sudheer
    1971
    Shri Krishna Rukmini Satyabhama as
    Narada
    1970
    Anirikshita as
    Somanath
    1970
    Arishina Kumkuma
    1970
    Bhale Kiladi as
    Ramesh
    1970
    Mrityu Panjaradalli Goodarachari 555 as
    Srinath
    1970
    Muru Muttugalu
    1970
    Rangamahal Rahasya as
    Krishna
    1970
    Seetha
    1970
    Sukha Samsara
    1970
    Yaadgaar (as Srinath Sayed)
    1969
    Chikamma as
    Balu the bhai of Meenakshi
    1969
    Kalpa Vruksha
    1969
    Madhura Milana as
    Sundar
    1967
    Lagna Patrike

    References

    Srinath Wikipedia