Murali
Meaning of Murali
Murali is a captivating and meaningful name for a baby boy. With its origins in India, Murali holds deep cultural significance. The name is often associated with Lord Krishna, who is believed to have played the flute (known as murali) with immense grace and beauty. In Indian English pronunciation, Murali is pronounced as moo-RAH-lee (/muˈrɑli/). Variations of this name include Muralidhar and Muralikrishna. Although not very common in the United States, Murali has been given to a handful of newborn boys over the years, representing its unique and distinctive appeal.
Pronunciation
Indian English
- Pronunced as moo-RAH-lee (/muˈrɑli/)
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Notable People Named Murali
| Murali Kartik is an Indian cricket commentator and former international cricketer known for his left-arm spin bowling. |
| Murali Vijay is a former Indian cricketer and opening batter who helped India win the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy. |
| Murali was an acclaimed Indian actor and author known for his powerful Malayalam film performances and National Film Award for Neythukaran. |
| Maganti Murali Mohan is an Indian actor, producer, and politician known for appearing in around 350 films, primarily in Telugu cinema. |
| Murali was an Indian actor best known for playing sensitive singers and tragic lovers in Tamil films. |
| Murali Sreeshankar is an Indian long jumper and silver medalist at the Asian Games, Asian Championships, and Commonwealth Games. |
| Murali Sharma is an Indian actor known for his roles in Telugu and Hindi cinema, with over 130 films across six languages. |
| Murali Coryell is an American blues guitarist and singer known for his intimate live performances and opening for legends like B.B. King. |
| Murali Krishna is an Indian director known for Tamil romantic films, especially the acclaimed Paarvai Ondre Podhume from 2001. |
| Murali Purushothaman is an Indian judge serving on the Kerala High Court in Kochi. |
