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Flying Frogs

Indian film production company

Flying Frogs is an Indian film production company based on Hyderabad, Telangana, produces Telugu films. Founded by actor and producer Ravi Babu.

Known for the indie-unique blend of filmmaking, Ravi Babu grew Flying Frogs into one of Tollywood's established film production houses. With the first hit coming from the movie "Allari" starring actor Naresh, who became synonymous with the movie and earned the nickname "Allari Naresh"


Over the years Flying Frogs has closely collaborated with the late Ramoji Rao's ETV, and also on multiple projects with prominent producer Mr. Suresh Daggubati ( CEO, Suresh Productions).

In 2026, Ravi Babu's son, Rithvik Thammareddy joined the production unit as a producer on the action film "Razor" which was theatrically distributed by Suresh Productions.

01Film production

Year Title Director Notes
2002AllariRavi Babu
2005 Soggadu Co-production with Suresh Productions
2006PartyCo-production with Fresh Water Entertainments
2007Anasuya
2008 Nacchavule Co-production with Usha Kiran Movies
2012Avunu
2015Avunu 2Co-production with Suresh Productions
2018AdhugoCo-production with Suresh Productions
2019Aaviri
2020Crrush
2023 Asalu Uday-Suresh Produced by Flying Frogs for ETV Win (Original)
2024 Rush Satish Poloju Produced by Flying Frogs for ETV Win ( Original)
2026 Razor Ravi Babu Produced by Flying Frogs, Distributed by Suresh Productions
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