Raj Nidimoru is an Indian-American filmmaker, screenwriter and producer known for blending genres and crafting sharp, character-driven stories.
He forms one half of the popular creative duo Raj & DK, alongside Krishna D.K. The team is best known for creating hit titles like The Family Man, Farzi, Shor in the City, and Citadel among others.
He has also served as a writer in many films. One of his prominent works include Stree, starring Shraddha Kapoor which spawned a universe. While they were working on Go Goa Gone, Stree director Amar Kaushik assisted Raj and DK.
Raj & DK worked on the short Shaadi.com (2002) before working on the English-language feature film Flavors (2003) about Indian immigrants.
Their first Hindi feature film, 99, was an original crime-comic-thriller-historical-fiction set in Mumbai and Delhi.
Raj Nidimoru has an incredible net worth of Rs 83 to 85 crores, or almost 10 million USD, as per Mabumbe.
Born in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, Raj studied engineering at SVU College before moving to the United States. There, he met D.K., and together they transitioned from tech careers to filmmaking.
Before Samantha, Raj Nidhumoru was married to Shhyamali De since 2015 but they parted ways in 2022.
She is a psychology graduate who has worked as an assistant director with renowned filmmakers such as Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and Vishal Bhardwaj, and has also contributed as a scriptwriter and consultant on films like Rang De Basanti and Omkara.
Raj and Samantha’s connection reportedly began on the sets of The Family Man 2, where the actress joined as part of the cast. Their first interaction was a professional one. After the success of the show, Samantha collaborated again with Raj for Citadel: Honey Bunny and are now joining forces for Rakt Brahmand.
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.jpg "Raj Nidimoru has an incredible net worth of Rs 83 to 85 crores, or almost 10 million USD, as per Mabumbe.")
.jpg "Born in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, Raj studied engineering at SVU College before moving to the United States. There, he met D.K., and together they transitioned from tech careers to filmmaking.")
