T. Surendra Reddy

Biography:

Indian cinematographer T. Surendra Reddy was born on April 5, 1960, and is well-known in the Hindi film business for his collaborations with director Mani Shankar. His work in movies like the 2005 release Rudraksh is well-known. He is considered India’s pioneer of digital filmmaking. The first digital film he shot in India using the Thomson Viper Filmstream camera is called “Toss”.

As an independent cameraman, he has worked on over 50 feature films in a variety of languages and locations, such as Hyderabad, Chennai, Bangalore, Cochin, and Mumbai. Among the many different forms that T. Surendra Reddy has shot in the past are feature films, documentaries, advertisements, television serials, and digital filming.

Notable North and South Indian films such as Rudraksh – Tango Charlie (Hindi), Alexander – Kunthi Putra (Kannada), Thilagam (Tamil), and Aa Naluguru – Pellaina Kothalo – Toss – Srimannarayana (Telugu) were produced thanks to his involvement with the Indian film industry. Surendra Reddy has worked as a cameraman on over a thousand TV episodes and hundreds of TV advertisements in addition to feature films.