[1] The group began with touring its maiden production, The Crest of the Peacock,[2][3] an educational play on mathematics across the twin cities to schools and colleges, staging more than 50 shows.

[9] The army courtroom Hindi drama Court Martial by Swadesh Deepak[10] has been performed and toured all over India by the group with Rathna Shekar essaying the role of Bikas Rai and has been cited as "gripping",[11]"engrossing and pathbreaking"[12] and powerful.

Many of Samahaara's stand-alone productions are performed at auditoriums across the city, including the open-cultural center Lamakaan, the iconic Ravindra Bharathi, Telugu University and Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan.

[1] He is best known for his critically acclaimed theatre productions like Purushotham, Dominic Wesley, Last Wish Baby,[24] Gregor Samsa[25] and others and his work in movies like Ishq (Telugu) and Ente (Malayalam).

[28] Reddy conducts theatre workshops which run full,[29] trains actors for both stage and cinema and produces and directs plays for both Samahaara and outside institutions like schools, colleges, corporates and others.

[33] With his performances and his flair for the art, he has touched the hearts of hundreds and can be termed as a person largely responsible for what can only be called as a 'theatre revolution' in the city visible in the last few years.

She wrote her first play Purushotham-He, the Victim of Spiders and Pressure Cookers at 18,[38] and later on penned Dominic Wesley, directed by Stu Denison, which received rave reviews including "well-written and witty".

[39][40] She co-wrote the adaptation of Samahaara's hit production 'The Last Wish Baby', a satirical comedy which is one of Hyderabad's most popular plays with reviews calling it a "laugh riot"[41] and a "must watch".