The name stands for the Hindu god Muruga, son of Lord Shiva. Karthik - is a male given name that is most common name in the southern part of India. He is currently acting in " Aayirathil Oruvan" directed by Selvaraghavan. His dream was to be a director but when Ameer, well acclaimed director of " Raam", approached him to play the hero in his new film " Paruthiveeran", Karthi accepted the offer. Mani Rathnam had wanted him to act in "Aayitha Ezhuthu" but Karthi rejected the offer, thus the role was given to Siddarth Narayan. After returning to India, he joined as an assistant to Mani Rathnam in directing " Aayitha Ezhuthu" and " Yuva". (industrial engineering) from Binghamton University, State University of New York in the United States, and done a couple of basic courses in film-making. He rose to fame after he debuted in " Paruthiveeran", for which he received a Filmfare Best Actor Award. He is son of veteran actor Sivakumar and younger brother of Surya Sivakumar. Karthik Sivakumar (credited as Karthi on screen) is an award-winning Tamil film actor. Karthi’s role in Thozha is memorable and will leave you asking for more.Birthdate = 25th May 1977| location = Chennai, India Little does he know that his interaction with the handicapped boss, Nagarjuna, and his secretary Tamanaah will change his life forever. Winning the heart of his disappointed family is the story of the movie.ĭirected by Vamshi Paidipally, Thozha is a story of an aimless youth who lands a job at one of the richest homes. However, things do not remain the same when he falls in love with the most beautiful girl in the village. Pandiraj’s rural drama Kadaikutty Singham showcases Gunasingam, a family-loving farmer who hails from a small town, tries his best to keep his big family united despite him being misunderstood by many. If not for his refreshing performance, there’s nothing worth even a discussion in Komban. Not many actors can convincingly pull off rural-based characters in Tamil cinema as comfortable as Karthi, who slips into his role with utmost ease. Sporting a thick handlebar mustache and dhoti, the film saw Karthi play a good-hearted village ruffian to a tee. M Muthiah’s rural action-drama Komban may not as good as the aforementioned films but it sure managed to showcase Karthi in a very different dimension. In Madras, Karthi’s performance is easily his next best after his National award-winning debut flick, Paruthiveeran. The film is about how politicians use their egos to leverage the lives of common people and provoke them to promote the culture of violence, which is prevalent in the country even today. Madras, from director Pa Ranjith, gives us a realistic peek into the lives of middle-class families in a housing board in Vysarpadi, north Madras. A decade since its release, the film still has a very large fan base. The movie was lauded for its taut narration and highly realistic stunts. It saw Karthi deliver a very raw performance of a guy who sets out to avenge the death of his father by a local gang. But the film is a thriller inspired by some shocking real incidents. The film feature Karthi in the role of a happy-go-lucky guy whose life revolves around his simple middle-class family. Suseenthiran directed Naan Mahaan Alla could be easily written off as your regular masala pot-boiler. And it has Karthi delivering one of the best performances of his career.
The film was directed by H Vinoth, who had delivered a very honest film without fear or favour. Karthi plays an honest officer in the thriller, which is based on a real-life police operation conducted by the Tamil Nadu cops in the early 2000s. Karthi’s unabashed performance fetched him many awards. Centered on a brash, foul-mouthed young man who dreams of getting locked up in Madras jail, the film allowed Karthi to showcase his range so early on in his career. Not only did he experiment with something off-the-beaten-track, but he also made a strong impact with his arrival. It was extremely gutsy of Karthi to pick Paruthiveeran as his debut film. The rest of the story uncovers his journey henceforth. With the untimely demise of his father, Sulthan sets off on a mission to reform his father’s henchmen and save a village. In unarguably one of his best on-screen avatars, Karthi never gets projected as the hero but he still makes one root for him with his solid performance. On paper, it’s is a story that spans across a single night and it follows events that happen in four hours. After making his solid debut with Maanagaram a few years ago, Lokesh Kanagaraj returned strongly with Kaithi, a relentless, punchy action film that has its heart in the right place.
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