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Biography: Jeeva is an Indian tamil actor. His real name is Amar Chowdary & he was born on 4th Jan, 1984. He has 4 brothers, Suresh, a joint producer at Super GOOD films, Jeevan, who has his own business and Ramesh, another new Teenybopper Tamil Hero. His father, R B Chowdry has produced numerous films, introduced now-famous directors and heroes and is a noted south Indian film producer despite having Hindi as mother tongue and hailing from Rajasthan, a north Indian state. On 21 November 2007, Jeeva married his childhood friend Supriya in New Delhi. Career He starred as a child star in his father's production. Audiences remember him as the cute boy who brought an estranged father and son together in "Suryavamsam". Jeeva is the youngest and inarguably the cutest with the boyish charms and killer smile that made people stand up to notice in his debut film "Aasai Aasaiyai" itself. Jeeva then starred in 'Raam', which was directed by Ameer in 2003 that had shown Jeeva as an established actor. In 2006, Dishyum had released which was directed by Sasi that was an above average flick at the box office. Jeeva impressed commercial movie-goers with this film and later he did Aran with Mohanlal in Malayalam, which released in Tamil later. Kattradhu Thamizh was his next movie in which he gained more recognition through his hard work. Thenavattu & Siva Manasula Sakthi also did well at the box office. His comedy worked out well with Santhanam in SMS & became a hit. Kacheri Arambam & Singa...

​( m.2007) ​ Children 1 Parent Honours Amar Choudary (born 4 January 1984), known professionally as Jiiva, is an Indian actor and film producer who works mainly in After this, he has acted in other movies that have been successful, such as Early life [ ] Jiiva was born on 4 January 1984 in Chennai to [ citation needed] Jiiva is fluent in Tamil and English, and can also speak limited Hindi. Career [ ] 2003–2008: Debut and breakthrough [ ] Jiiva made his debut in his father's production ( His second film Raam (2005) that was called a 'dream break' for his calling in the film industry. The racy screenplay and his role of an eccentric 17-year-old gained positive feedback from audience and critics. The movie was screened at the International Film Festival in Goa and later at the Jiiva next starred in Galatta. Keerthi Chakra (2006) starring Aran. The release of 2009–2014: Commercial success and critical acclaim [ ] Among his releases in the 2000s, Jiiva garnered the most appreciation for portraying various roles that were critically and commercially successful. In 2009, Jiiva experienced major commercial success with Director Rajesh's maiden venture, ( His next film was Rediff stated that his role as Ashwin in Ko was a "cake-walk for Jiiva: he's had a ball with the camera, clicking shots in almost impossible situations and making sure his trademark effervescence is present at all times", while The movie opened to positive reviews, and a few cited it as "different and refreshing"...

The very charming Govinda Waghmare juggles his time and love between his wife Mrs. Waghmare and his girlfriend in this dose of chaos, confusion, and laughter. The very charming Govinda Waghmare juggles his time and love between his wife Mrs. Waghmare and his girlfriend in this dose of chaos, confusion, and laughter. The very charming Govinda Waghmare juggles his time and love between his wife Mrs. Waghmare and his girlfriend in this dose of chaos, confusion, and laughter.

Release date 9 December 2022 Country India Language Tamil Varalaru Mukkiyam ( transl. History is important!) is a 2022 Indian The film was shot extensively across Plot [ ] A wayward young man's life is turned on its head when he begins to doggedly pursue the daughters of the new family in his neighborhood. Cast [ ] Track listing No. Title Lyrics Singer(s) Length 1. "Pothi Pothi Valatha Pulla" Santhosh Rajan 4:05 2. "Mallu Girl" 3:45 3. "Vela Kedachiruchu" Santhosh Rajan 4:11 4. "Suthura Boomi" Santhosh Rajan Gana Bala 1:53 Total length: 13:54 Release [ ] Theatrical [ ] The film was released in theatres on 9 December 2022. Home media [ ] The post-theatrical streaming rights of the film were bought by Reception [ ] M. Suganth of transl. History is important, but script selection is more important than that"). India Herald wrote "Jiiva keeps putting his all into scripts that he shouldn't have chosen in the first place, much like someone who fervently keeps polishing a piece of rock without realising that it is not a diamond". References [ ]

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