Who Is Varsha Bollamma, The Star Of Telugu Film Middle Class Melodies

Telugu film Middle Class Melodies is trending on Twitter as it gears up for its release on Prime Video, on November 20. Starring Anand Devarakonda, Varsha Bollamma, the film's trailer crossed 10 million views in less than a week of its launch. So who is Varsha Bollamma, the female lead of Middle Class Melodies? Here's what you should know about the actor.

Dubsmash Sensation

Varsha Bollamma became an Internet sensation after uploading a video on Dubsmash. In the video, she impersonated actress Nazariya’s dialogue from the movie Raja Rani. In 2015, she made her acting debut with the Tamil thriller Sathuran. Since then, she has worked in several Tamil films like Vetrivel, Ivan Yarendru Therikiratha and Yaanum Theeyavan among others.

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Bollamma made her Malayalam movie debut in 2018 with the film Kalyanam in which she starred next to actor Shravan Mukesh. After the success of the movie, she did another Malayalam film, Mandharam, the same year. The star’s recent work includes Choosi Choodangaane, Jaanu, Manne Number 13, and now MiddleClass Melodies.

Chise acting over studying Biological Sciences

Bollamma, who grew up in Bengaluru, completed her education from Mount Carmel, Bangalore in Microbiology. Even though her mother wanted her to be an engineer, she always had a passion for acting and therefore decided to pursue her dreams. In an interview with The Hindu, she said, “ I just wanted to be seen on television. My mom suggested that I study engineering. I told her I would rather be a good actor than become a bad engineer. I liked studying biological sciences but acting was my priority.”

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Bollamma has so far worked in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam films. She says that speaking different languages has helped her immensely in performing better. She says that she likes to speak any language herself irrespective of how good the dubbing artist might be. According to her, she feels “incomplete” as an actor if she doesn’t dub for herself.

Watch the trailer for Middle Class Melodies here:

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Arunima Sharma is an intern with SheThePeople.TV.