Tollywood Celebrity Baby Names Revealed: Meanings Behind the Unique Names of Star Kids Like Klin Kaara, Arha, and Bhargav Ram

Having children is a significant milestone in life. Everyone wishes to become parents and pass on their legacy through their children. Celebrities are no exception to this. Naturally, there is a lot of excitement among fans about the children of celebrities, who they affectionately consider as heirs to their favorite heroes. However, fans often find themselves confused about the meanings of the unique names these celebrities choose for their children. In this article, let’s learn the meanings behind the names of these Tollywood celebrity babies.

Ram Charan

Last June, a little princess entered the Mega family. Ram Charan and his wife Upasana named their darling daughter ‘Klin Kaara,’ which means ‘reflection of nature.’ It is also considered a symbol of the goddess’s power. The Mega family hopes she embodies these qualities as she grows.

Jr NTR

Tollywood star Jr NTR has two sons. His first son, named Abhay Ram, and the second son, named Bhargav Ram, continue the tradition set by his father, Harikrishna, who named his sons with ‘Ram’ at the end—Janaki Ram, Kalyan Ram, and Tarak Ram (NTR). ‘Abhay’ means fearless, and ‘Bhargav Ram’ is one of the many names of Lord Rama.

Allu Arjun

Icon Star Allu Arjun and Sneha Reddy have two children. They named their son Allu Ayaan and their daughter Allu Arha. The name Ayaan means ‘divine’ in Sanskrit, ‘God’s gift’ in Arabic, and ‘something to remember’ in Persian. Similarly, the name Arha means ‘Lord Shiva’, and if taken from Islamic context, it indicates ‘serene’ and ‘pure’.

Nani

The Natural Star Nani has a son named Arjun, affectionately called Junnu. Arjun is a Sanskrit name known from the Pandavas, where Arjuna was recognized as a great warrior.

Nithiin

Tollywood’s talented hero Nithiin became a father this year. Just a day before Vinayaka Chavithi, his wife Shalini gave birth to a son. Nithiin has not revealed the name of his son yet.

Manchu Manoj

Actor Manchu Manoj became a father this April. His second wife, Mounika Reddy, gave birth to a daughter, named Devasena. Devasena means a Hindu goddess, referred to as the commander of the gods’ army in the scriptures. Manoj and Mounika were married last year with the consent of both families. Mounika already had a son from her first marriage.

Nikhil Siddharth

Tollywood hero Nikhil Siddharth got promoted to fatherhood this year. His wife, Pallavi Varma, gave birth to a son on February 21. They named their son Dheera Siddharth, where ‘Dheera’ means brave.

Suhas

Tollywood’s young hero Suhas also became a father this year. His wife, Lalitha, gave birth to a son in January. However, Suhas mentioned that he did not name his son; instead, he gave the honor to the director of his film ‘Color Photo.’ Suhas has not announced the name yet.

Ranveer Singh – Deepika Padukone

Bollywood star couple Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone recently became parents. Deepika gave birth to a daughter in September. They named their daughter Dua Padukone Singh, which means prayer. Deepika posted a special post on November 2, expressing that their daughter is the answer to their prayers.

Ranbir Kapoor – Alia Bhatt

Bollywood’s best couple, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, became parents in 2022. They had a daughter and named her Raha, which means peaceful and happiness in several languages.

Virat Kohli – Anushka Sharma

Indian star couple Virat and Anushka recently had their second child, a son named ‘Akaay,’ which means formless in Sanskrit and ‘waxing moon’ in Turkish. They named their first daughter Vamika, which is associated with Goddess Durga.

Yami Gautam

Bollywood actress Yami Gautam gave birth to a son in May this year. Yami and her husband Aditya Dhar named their son Vedavid, meaning someone well-versed in the Vedas.

Amala Paul

Tamil star actress Amala Paul, well-known to Telugu audiences, along with her husband Jagat Desai, gave birth to a son in June. They named him Ilay, which means leaf in Tamil and also means ascent in Hebrew.