Raghu Babu

Raghu Babu’s the kind of guy who just kinda pops up everywhere if you’re into Telugu movies at all. Born June 24, 1964, right in Andhra Pradesh, the man basically grew up with film in his veins—his dad, Giri Babu, was a huge name too. Raghu’s got this knack for turning even the most forgettable scenes into something absolutely hilarious, with his trademark expressions and that goofy timing. You can’t really pin him down to just one type of role, though; sometimes he’s that bumbling sidekick cracking you up, other times he’s just a regular dude caught in a mess, pulling off the whole “reluctant hero” thing. He’s done a ton of movies, but some of the bigger ones? Well, “Brindaavanam” from 2010—he was classic in that. Not just there for comic relief, but actually gave the story a little more flavor. And he just never slowed down. Fast forward, he’s all set for “Lucky Baskhar” (2024) and “Game Changer” (2025). People are hyped, and honestly, you can see why. Dude’s got staying power—he’s relevant in every decade. But what really sticks is how he makes even the smallest role memorable. He just gets Telugu cinema, you know? Whether it’s slapstick or subtle, he nails it. Not everyone can do that. He’s not just a background guy, he’s a reason people remember certain scenes. Almost like, if Raghu Babu’s in the cast, you know you’re getting at least one scene you’ll talk about after.