Did You Know That These 7 Telugu Villains Scared Bollywood Too?

Kaikala Satyanarayana has exhibited numerous shades in his career. His number of negative roles will certainly outweigh the entire of positive roles. In 1976, he debuted as King Ravan in the dubbed mythological film Sita Swayamvar. However, it was in 1986 when he made debuted directly in Bollywood with Karma. He has acted in a handful of Hindi films since then.

Chakravarthy is one of those actors who dons risky roles. In 1990, back when he was well-known, Chakri was cast as one of the villains in the blockbuster Shiva. He is shown as a student leader who misuses his position for his personal benefit. However, his fangs are removed by the protagonist. He acted in a handful of Hindi films since then.

Multi-lingual actor Raghuvaran entered Tollywood with as a villain in Pasivadi Pranam (1987). With his placid nature, Raghuvaran introduced a new type of villainy. His innumerable performances in South Indian Cinema landed him a role in Izzatdaar where he is shown to be a rogue who preys on the weak & women. He eked a name for himself in Bollywood with his intense performances.

Actor Jeeva is one of the villains whose physical appearance itself is downright scary. With a dark complexion and a perpetually hungover expression, Jeeva is one of those villains who forayed into Bollywood. He debuted in Bollywood with Satya (1998) where his negative role plays a crucial role. Sadly, his character is short-lived as the protagonist assassinates him. However, it is in Sarkar, where the actor grabbed the chance to exhibit his mettle.

Rami Reddy's spherical head and the towering physique made him a born villain. In 1998, he was cast as a villain in Chandaal, which had Mithun Chakraborty as protagonist. Soon, he was cast in negative roles in Mithun Chakraborty flicks. He acted in a handful of Hindi films.

It's a common misconception that Prakash Raj debuted in Bollywood with Wanted. But, in fact, he debuted as a assassin in Shakthi in 2002. Later, he donned the role of a corrupt cop in Khakee. After acting in Shart: The Challenge, he hit upon Wanted and enthralled the Hindi audiences with his evil performance. Rest is known to you.

Kota Srinivasa Rao is multi-faceted actor who carved a niche in Telugu Cinema with his villainy. In 2006, he faced-off with Amitabh Bachchan in Sarkar. He was shown as a shrewd strategist who decides to become the King of Bombay by ending Big B's run in the city. Off the screen, he was cordially greeted by Amitabh when Kota was being felicitated with the Padma Shri award.