Raghuvaran
Raghuvaran (Malayalam: രഘുവരന്; Tamil: ரகுவரன்; Kannada: ರಘುವರನ್; Telugu రఘువరన్) (1958-19 March 2008) was an Indian actor who mainly worked in films made in South India. He became famous due to villains and characters in Tamil films. He has worked in more than 150 Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi films. According to the Hindustan Times, "This actor had made a special place for himself with his special style and voice."
In a Tamil serial, Oru Manidin Kadai, he became famous for the role of hero, in which a good man becomes a drunkard. He was highly praised for his role in the Malayalam film Daivatinthe Vikrithikal. This movie was directed by Lenin Rajendran and it was based on the novel of this book by M. Mukundan.
private life
He was born in 1958 in Kollengode, in Palakkad district of Kerala. They are Mr. N. Radha was the grandson of Krishna Menon and Satyavati Amma and son of Shri Velayuddhan and Mrs. Kasturi.
He was educating his Bachelor of Arts from Coimbatore (Government Arts College), leaving him in the middle and started acting career. Initially, he tried to work in the Malayalam film industry, but only then he realized that it would not be of much benefit to him and there was a need to make money in this industry. He started with a small role in Kannada film, Swapna Tingalgol, in which a Kannada veteran actor Ambranchish was playing the lead role. He started working with small roles in Telugu and Kannada movies, including a scene of two minutes in Uday, in which he played the role of a rapist. In this movie, Kannada actor Vishnuvardhana played the main role.
From 1979 to 1983, he worked in the drama troupe, Chennai Kings in Chennai, also included popular Kannada / Tamil actor Nassar. He played a role in Ezavathu Manithan, this was his biggest role till date. After that he went on to succeed on success.
He married Malayalam actress Rohini (famous from Maglilar Mattoo). They have a son, whose name is Sai Rishivaran. The couple later separated and divorced between them.
Many bad habits of Raghuvaran influenced his career and he would have to stay in hospitals again and again. Carrier
After the stage debut, in 1982, Raghuvaran entered the film industry with the Tamil film Elavathu Manitham (Seventh Men). For his outstanding performance in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu films, he was honored with several state level and Filmfare awards. He started his career while acting as a supporting actor in several films in Tamil It contains Mani Ratnam's film Anjali, in which she played the role of father of an autistic child. His role as an assistant actor is considered to be one of his best performances. Although he later played the memorable role of a well-known villain, as the role of Marc Anthony in Basha, the role of Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in Mudhalvan, the role of the nephew Eleamran of Shiva and Muthu Rajinikanth. After this, he played the supporting role of father or guru in films such as Alai (Simbus's father), Yaradi Ni Mohini (father of Dhanush), Tirumalai (friend of Vijay and Guru) and Bala (Shayam's Guru). / p>
He also acted in several Hindi films, such as Lal Badshah.
Raghuvaran's voice is unique and it has been duplicated many times. They also win many awards.
Rajinikanth, who has acted in many successful films with Raghuvaran, considers him a lucky actor. Rajinikanth claimed that the film Baba would not have succeeded if Raghuvaran did not work in it.
Later, for the film Shivaji, Rajinikanth directed the director S. Shankar said that Raghuvaran should also be given a role in it; This movie has been very successful. Death
Raghuvaran died on March 19, 2008, due to a heart attack at around 6.30 am during sun eclipse. It is said that due to drinking too much alcohol for a long time he had become liver disease. He died in sleep.
At the time of his demise, he was working in several films, including the Kanthaswamy, the Tamil film of the high budget. Raghuvaran's acting was not used in it, Ashish Vidharti was replaced by him, due to which the film's release was delayed. His death caused a major setback to the South Indian film industry. List of films
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