N. Kishore Kumar Reddy

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Nallari Kishore Kumar Reddy also known as Nallari Kishan Kumar Reddy was born on 13 September 1965. He inherits political origins from his father Late Amarnath Reddy who served as a minister in the cabinet of P. V. Narasimha Rao^{[citation needed]} during his period of service (1971–1973) as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh between, who also went on to become the Prime Minister of India (1991–1996).^{[citation needed]} Kishore Kumar Reddy is the younger brother of former Congress Chief Minister^{[citation needed]} Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy of Andhra Pradesh.

The Nallari family is a well-known political family in the Chittoor district.^{[citation needed]} The political legacy of the family has continued since the time of Late Amarnath Reddy to the Nallari brothers and their offspring.

Kishore Kumar Reddy is married to N Thanuja Reddy. They have two children, son Nallari Amarnath Reddy^[1] and a daughter N. Vaishnavi Reddy, who are currently pursuing a career in the medical field. Nallari Amarnath Reddy has been spotted actively supporting his father in his political rallies and campaigns. ^[1][2]