21 Facts About Ramesh Aravind

Ramesh Aravind is an Indian actor, director, screenwriter and television presenter who predominantly works in Kannada films and television.

Ramesh Aravind has won and been nominated for numerous awards, twice-winning Filmfare Awards for Best Actor and Karnataka State Awards for Best Actor and Best Story for his script for Hoomale, as well as Udaya TV and Suvarna TV Awards.

Ramesh Aravind hosted Season 3 of Kannadada Kotyadhipati, the Kannada version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Ramesh Aravind is the Brand Ambassador for 7 Wonders of Karnataka campaign jointly done by Suvarna News and Tourism Dept of Karnataka.

In 2022, Ramesh Aravind was awarded an honorary doctorate for his contribution to field of cinema by Rani Channamma University.

Ramesh Aravind directed the comedy film Rama Shama Bhama, and acted in the cult films Apthamitra, Pushpaka Vimana and Shivaji Surathkal.

Ramesh Aravind will appear in Shivaji Surathkal 2 which was released all over cinema theaters on April 14,2023.

Ramesh Aravind's show Weekend With Ramesh Season 5 is streaming on Zee Kannada.

Ramesh Aravind has starred in over 100 Kannada films, and other Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films as the leading man.

Ramesh Aravind then started his television career hosting a show on Kannada television before working on a Kannada-language film titled Mouna Geethe, in which he had a supporting role.

Aravind worked with the same director in the Tamil film Manathil Uruthi Vendum but Balachander later recommended to Aravind to opt out of the film and work with K Bhagyaraj instead to make his debut in a leading role.

The proposed film was later shelved and Ramesh Aravind returned to the cast of Manathil Uruthi Vendum, winning critical acclaim for his performance.

Ramesh Aravind made his breakthrough portraying a student union leader in Vasanth's romantic drama film Keladi Kanmani, whose commercial success meant Ramesh Aravind moved to Chennai and worked primarily on Tamil and Kannada films until 1996.

Ramesh Aravind earned critical acclaim in Tamil cinema for his portrayal of a love-ridden musician in Balachander's Duet and for his performance alongside Kamal Haasan in Balu Mahendra's comedy film Sathi Leelavathi.

Ramesh Aravind appeared in several consecutive commercially successful Kannada films, becoming one of the industry's highest-paid actors.

Ramesh Aravind scripted the film Hoomale in 1998, leading to his career in film directing.

Ramesh Aravind's Kannada book "Art of Success" which is a collection of his quotes, became a bestseller.

Ramesh Aravind is known for his work as a motivational speaker.

Ramesh Aravind has won awards for his acting, directing and writing.

Ramesh Aravind was awarded an honorary doctorate degree by Rani Channamma University for his contribution to cinema.

Ramesh Aravind is married to Archana Aravind, and they have two children.