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The Best Shivaji Raja Movies, Ranked

From family dramas and romantic conflicts to tense investigations and stories of social change, these Telugu-language films showcase the range of Shivaji Raja’s screen work.

Zurmo EditorialPublished Updated

Shivaji Raja has built a varied screen presence across Telugu cinema, moving between family relationships, community stories, romance, crime and suspense. His film credits include popular titles such as Srimanthudu, Saripodhaa Sanivaaram, Aithe and Murari, alongside films that place him in more intimate supporting roles.

This selection brings together the strongest introductions to his movie work. The ranking favours films where his credited character sits within a clearly defined emotional or dramatic situation, while also reflecting the range of stories around him—from a village’s transformation and a family’s inherited curse to a school friendship that spirals into trouble.

The best Shivaji Raja movies, ranked

IMDb8/10TMDB7.194/1031
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IMDb7.5/1014kTMDB6.742/1062
Zee5StreamingEros Now Select Apple TV ChannelStreamingEros Now Select Apple TV ChannelStreamingGoogle Play MoviesRent
IMDb7.1/1014kTMDB6.6/1038
IMDb7.8/10TMDB6.727/1022
Sun NxtStreamingSun NXTStreaming
IMDb7.9/102kTMDB6.091/1011
Prime Video IndiaStreamingAmazon Prime Video with AdsStreaming
IMDb5.9/10TMDB6.283/1023
IMDb7.4/101kTMDB6.9/1010
IMDb7.5/10TMDB6.75/1010
JioHotstarStreaming
IMDb7.4/10TMDB6.4/1016
JioHotstarFree with adsPrime Video IndiaStreamingAmazon Prime Video with AdsStreaming
IMDb6.9/10TMDB6.6/105

How we chose

For a first look at Shivaji Raja’s movie work, begin with Brochevarevarura, Srimanthudu and Saripodhaa Sanivaaram: together they cover youthful complications, community responsibility and a tense justice conflict. Murari and Aithe extend that range into supernatural family drama and crime, while Mental Madhilo, Adbhutham, Hello Brother and Bobbili Raja show how varied the surrounding stories can be.

The larger appeal of this selection is that it does not reduce Shivaji Raja to one type of role. His credits place him among village communities, families, lovers, criminals and people caught in unusual circumstances, making these films a useful route through the breadth of his Telugu screen work.