Debut in 1979 – Sivaji Raja made his film debut with Chaaya (1979), marking the beginning of a career that would span over four decades.

Massive filmography – He has acted in more than 400 films across Telugu cinema, making him one of the most prolific actors in Tollywood.

Television pioneer – Apart from films, he became a household name through TV serials like Amrutham, Papam Padmanabham, Mr. Romeo, and Moguds Pellams, which showcased his comedic timing.

Award recognition – Sivaji Raja has won four Nandi Awards and a Santosham Film Award, highlighting his excellence in both cinema and television.

Educational background – He completed his polytechnic education in Hyderabad before joining a film institute to formally train as an actor.

Family roots – His father, G. Rama Raju, worked as an attender at DNR College in Bhimavaram, and his mother, G. Chandravathi, was a homemaker.

Shift to Chennai – After finishing his acting course, his family moved to Chennai, where he began pursuing opportunities in the Telugu film industry.

Versatile performer – Known for his comedic roles, he has also played supporting and character roles, proving his adaptability across genres.

Personal life – Sivaji Raja is married to G. Aruna and has two children, Meghana and Vijay.

Longevity in entertainment – Even after decades in the industry, he continues to be respected as one of the most enduring comedians and character actors in Tollywood.