Posani Krishna Murali began his career as an assistant writer to the Paruchuri Brothers, contributing to over 100 films. He soon became a prolific screenwriter, penning stories, screenplays, and dialogues for over 150 Telugu films, notably setting records for the highest number of films written in 1999 and 2000. He made his acting debut with a cameo in 'Dharma Kshetram' (1992) and took on more significant roles starting with 'Evadra Rowdy' (2001). In 2005, he ventured into direction and production with 'Sravanamasam', which faced critical and commercial failure. However, he rebounded with the successful political satire 'Operation Duryodhana' (2007). He has since balanced roles as an actor, director, and writer, often playing memorable supporting characters. Beyond cinema, he entered politics, joining the Praja Rajyam Party in 2009 and later the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party, though he was unsuccessful in his electoral bid. Known for his versatility and often controversial public persona, Posani Krishna Murali remains a prominent figure in the Telugu film industry.