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Silambarasan in 2011.

Silambarasan is an Indian actor, director, producer and singer, who works mainly in the Tamil film industry. He began his career playing minor roles as a child artist in films produced by his father T. Rajendar before his first lead role in Kadhal Azhivathillai (2002) also produced and directed by his father. [1][2] His second film Dum (2003), a remake of the 2002 Kannada film Appu, fared well commercially.[2][3] In the same year he appeared in Alai, a box office failure.[4]

Silambarasan had three releases in 2004. The first was Kovil, which deals with the relationship between a Hindu boy and a Christian girl.[5] Silambarasan was praised by Malathi Rangarajan of The Hindu for acting with "restraint and maturity".[6] It was a box office success.[7] Silambarasan appeared next in Kuththu, a remake of the Telugu film Dil.[7] The film received unfavourable reviews but had a successful theatrical run.[8] His final release in 2004 was Manmadhan, which he also wrote. The film was a major success,[3] and propelled Silambarasan to stardom.[9] The following year, he had only one release: Thotti Jaya, in which he plays an orphaned gangster who finds love.[10] In 2006, Silambarasan had two releases: Saravana (directed by K. S. Ravikumar) and Vallavan which he helped write and directed himself.[11][12] The film was a box office success.[13] He starred in two films in 2008: the action-masala films Kaalai and Silambattam. Neither received positive reviews, but the latter was profitable.[14][15]

Silambarasan's sole release in 2010 as a lead actor was the romance Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, directed and written by Gautham Menon. The film attained cult status in Tamil cinema, and was a major breakthrough in his career.[16] It was considered an image makeover for Silambarasan as most of his earlier films were in the action genre.[17] The following year, he appeared in two films. The first was the ensemble drama Vaanam, where he stars as an impoverished cable operator.[18] The second was Osthi, a remake of the Hindi film Dabangg where he played a police officer.[19] Podaa Podi, which began production in 2008 and was released in 2012, was a commercial failure.[13][20] His next appearance as a lead actor was in Vaalu (2015), followed by two releases in 2016: Pandiraj's Idhu Namma Aalu and Menon's Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada.[21][22]Then he acted in the Anbanavan Asaradhavan Adangadhavan (2017) which is most anticipated movie for the different looks released. Then for the first time he collaborated with Mani Ratnam for Chekka Chivantha Vaanam which brought him more positive reviews. Then acted in Sundar C.'s Vantha Rajavathaan Varuven which got positive reviews for acting even it didn't go well.

Films

  • All films are in Tamil, unless otherwise noted.
Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
Year Film Role(s) Director Notes Ref.
1984 Uravai Kaatha Kili Silambarasu T. Rajendar Child artist [23]
1986 Mythili Ennai Kaathali Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [24]
1987 Oru Thayin Sabhatham Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [23]
1988 En Thangai Kalyani Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [24]
1989 Samsara Sangeetham Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [25]
1991 Shanti Enathu Shanti Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [26]
1992 Enga Veetu Velan Velan T. Rajendar Child artist [27]
[28]
1993 Pettredutha Pillai Kumaran (Kumar)[a] Poornachandran Child artist [29]
1993 Sabash Babu Babu Sasi Mohan Child artist [30]
1994 Oru Vasantha Geetham Silambhu T. Rajendar Child artist [31]
1995 Thai Thangai Paasam Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [32]
1999 Monisha En Monalisa Un­known T. Rajendar Child artist [33]
2001 Sonnal Thaan Kaadhala Himself T. Rajendar Guest appearance [34]
[35]
2002 Kadhal Virus Himself Kathir Guest appearance [36]
2002 Kadhal Azhivathillai Simbhu T. Rajendar [37]
2003 Dum Sathya A. Venkatesh [38]
2003 Alai Aadhi Vikram Kumar [39]
2004 Kovil Sakthivel Hari [6]
2004 Kuththu Gurumoorthy A. Venkatesh [7]
2004 Manmadhan Madhankumar (Manmadhan), Madhanraj[b] A. J. Murugan [40]
2005 Thotti Jaya Jayachandran (Thotti Jaya)[a] V. Z. Durai [10]
2006 Saravana Saravana K. S. Ravikumar [11]
2006 Vallavan Vallavan (Pallan)[a] Silambarasan Also director and screenwriter [41]
2008 Kaalai Jeeva Tharun Gopi [42]
2008 Silambattam Vichu, Thamizharasan[b] S. Saravanan [43]
2010 Goa Madhankumar Venkat Prabhu Guest appearance [44]
2010 Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa Karthik Gautham Menon 25th film [45]
2010 Ye Maaya Chesaave Himself Gautham Menon Guest appearance
Telugu film 		[46]
2011 Vaanam Thillai Raja ("Cable" Raja/Raj)[a] Krish [18]
2011 Osthi Osthi Velan Dharani [19]
2012 Podaa Podi Arjun Vignesh Shivan [47]
2013 Kanna Laddu Thinna Aasaiya Himself K. S. Manikandan Guest appearance [48]
2014 Inga Enna Solluthu Raghu Vincent Selva Guest appearance [49]
2015 Dongaata Himself Vamsi Krishna Guest appearance
Telugu film 		[50]
2015 Kaaka Muttai Himself M. Manikandan Guest appearance [51]
2015 Vaalu Sakthi (Sharp)[a] Vijay Chander [52]
2016 Idhu Namma Aalu Shiva Pandiraj [21]
2016 Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada Rajinikanth Muralidharan Gautham Menon [22]
[53]
2017 Anbanavan Asaradhavan Adangadhavan Madura Michael, Ashwin Thatha, Thikku Siva[c] Adhik Ravichandran [54]
2018 Chekka Chivantha Vaanam Ethiraj Mani Ratnam [55]
2018 Kaatrin Mozhi Himself Radha Mohan Cameo appearance [56]
2019 Vantha Rajavathaan Varuven Adithya (Raja)[a] Sundar C. [57]
2019 90ML Himself Anita Udeep Special appearance [58]
2020 Karthik Dial Seytha Yenn Karthik Sivakumar Gautham Menon Short film [59]
2020 Maha TBA U.R.Jameel Filming; special appearance [60]
2020 Maanaadu Abdul Khaliq Venkat Prabhu [61]

Voice over

Year Title Voiced for Director Notes Ref.
2009 Naanum Kodeeswaran Dev Patel Danny Boyle [62]
2017 Katha Nayagan — Muruganantham Narrator [63]

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f Silambarasan played a single character with two or more names.
  2. ^ a b Silambarasan played two different characters.
  3. ^ Silambarasan played three different characters.

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