Regional Male Actor
Pudipeddi Sai Kumar, born on July 27, 1960, is an accomplished Indian actor, dubbing artist, and television presenter renowned for his contributions to Telugu and Kannada cinema. His remarkable talent has earned him recognition, including three state Filmfare Awards South, two Nandi Awards, and two SIMA Awards in both Telugu and Kannada industries.
Sai Kumar hails from a family with a strong connection to the entertainment world. Born to P. J. Sarma and Krishna Jyothi, he was raised in an environment influenced by the film industry. His father, P. J. Sarma, was a prominent dubbing artist, and Sai Kumar followed in his footsteps, providing voiceovers for well-known actors like Suman and Rajasekhar.
Starting his career as a child actor, Sai Kumar appeared in films like "Devudu Chesina Pelli" (1975) and "Sneham" (1977). As he grew, he ventured into adult roles, starring in movies such as "Challenge" (1984), "Kalikalam" (1991), and "Major Chandrakanth" (1993).
Sai Kumar made a mark in both Telugu and Kannada industries. His Kannada films like "Police Story" (1996), "Agni IPS" (1997), "Central Jail" (1997), and "Police Story 2" (2007) became major box office hits, elevating his popularity in Karnataka. His performance in the Kannada film "RangiTaranga" received critical acclaim and earned him awards like IIFA Utsavam and SIIMA Award.
Apart from his cinematic achievements, Sai Kumar has also showcased his hosting skills on television. He has hosted game shows like "Deal or No Deal" and "Manam" on Gemini TV and ETV Kannada. His on-screen charisma and versatility have contributed to his enduring success as both an actor and a presenter.
Sai Kumar's journey in the entertainment industry is a testament to his passion and dedication. With a successful career spanning various genres and roles, he continues to be a respected figure in Telugu and Kannada cinema