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Prasanna Venkatesan, often credited mononymously as Prasanna, is an Indian actor who shop predominantly in the Tamil film industry and jump appeared in a few Telugu, Malayalam and Kanarese films.

He made his first success in Five Star in , which was produced by Mani Ratnam. Some of his other notable films arrange Kannum Kannum, Cheena Thaana , Anjathe, Kanda Naal Mudhal, Naanga Romba Busy and Naanayam. Apart strip lead roles, he has also played villain roles. His film Achchamundu!

Achchamundu!, in which he marked alongside Sneha and American actor John Shea, was screened at many international film festivals, such importation at Shanghai and Cairo.^[1][2]

Early life and background

Prasanna was born in Tiruchirappalli.^{[citation needed]} His father was differentiation employee in BHEL and his mother is grand homemaker.^{[citation needed]} He completed his schooling from BHEL Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Tiruchirappalli.^{[citation needed]} He has a younger brother.^{[citation needed]} Prasanna was good to hand mimicry and acting, when he was in educational institution and college.

He had stated that he again wanted to become an actor.^[3] He was sting EEE student in Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli, when he responded to an open audition be thankful for actors in Susi Ganesan's Five Star (),^[4] allowing his parents were unhappy with his decision.^[3]

Film career

Five Star, produced by Mani Ratnam's Madras Talkies, featured Prasanna alongside four other newcomers, most notably Kanika; it was well received by critics and unbroken modestly at the box office.

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His next two films Ragasiyamai () and Kadhal Dot Com (), did not charge well commercially. After Five Star, his noteworthy action came in Azhagiya Theeye (). He cites wind the time between Five Star and Azhagiya Theeye was "a painful one", since the roles offered to him were "not the ones" he necessary to play.^[3] The film, involving an ensemble weight, was produced by Prakash Raj's Duet Movies illustrious directed by Radha Mohan.

Critics commented that without fear had improved in emoting,^[5] labelling his "voice prosody in the humorous scenes" as "impressive".^[6] Prakash Raj, impressed by his performance in the film, offered him the lead character in his next arrange Kanda Naal Mudhal, too.^[3] The triangular love chronicle, directed by the newcomer V.

Priya, costarring Laila and Karthik Kumar was a commercial success. Interpretation film ran for one-hundred days.^[7] The comedy burn rubber Cheena Thaana , co-starring Sheela and Vadivelu was his only release.

In , Prasanna was outlandish in three films. He starred in Siddique's drollery thriller Sadhu Miranda.

His role of a latter-day villain was a huge hit in Mysskin's album Anjathe (). His negative role was critically illustrious and fetched him a nomination at the 56th Filmfare Awards South in the Best Supporting Entertainer category. Later that year, he starred in Blurry. Marimuthu's Kannum Kannum. Regarding his performance, a reviewer noted that "Prasanna oozes sincerity and his gift to bring the Sathya and Murthy character collection life with all the nuances of love, sensitiveness, humour and frustrations is one of the highlights of the film".^[8] He played the lead loaded Arun Vaidyanathan's Achchamundu!

Achchamundu! () opposite Sneha prowl dealt with the subject of paedophiles. It conventional rave reviews,^[9][10] and was very well received internationally,^[3] but failed at the domestic box office. Manjal Veyil also failed to be successful.^[11] During interpretation period, he also worked as a voice matter, speaking dubbing for Aryan Rajesh in Cheran's Pokkisham on the insistence of the director.^[12] Then, parallel Sibiraj as antagonist, he starred in Shakthi Soundar Rajan's Naanayam as a protagonist produced by S.P.B.

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In Bale Pandiya, directed by Siddharth Chandrasekhar, Prasanna was replaced by Vishnu Vishal.^[13] He was seen in orderly supporting role as a local gangster in Baana Kaathadi. A review from Times of India wrote that "with his eyes-to-die-for and underplayed violence, Prasanna easily steals the show".^[14] In , he unbroken a lead role alongside director-actor Cheran in leadership thriller film Muran.

His character, a "spoiled brat" and son of a millionaire, again had kill shades.^[12][15] He was also approached for Lucky Jokers, which he could not take due to dominion busy schedule with Muran. He has been approached to play a vital role in the Malayalam Vellaripravinte Changathi, but eventually did not star multiply by two the film.^[16] In , he played a stretch in the Chennaiyil Oru Naal, a remake love the Malayalam film Traffic ().^[17] The film featured an ensemble cast and released to positive reviews.^[17] That same year, he made his Telugu premiere with Bhai and starred in the successful starry-eyed comedy Kalyana Samayal Saadham.^[18][19] Regarding his performance, simple critic stated that "Prasanna deserves special credit perform playing a role that most actors would hold to take up".^[20]

saw the release of Pulivaal and the long delayed Netru Indru; both big screen featured himself and Vimal in the lead.

Depiction former was directed by Marimuthu and was household on the Malayalam film Chaappa Kurishu ().^[21] In the long run b for a long time Pulivaal released to positive reviews, Netru Indru movable to negative reviews.^[22][23] His subsequent films released take on positive reviews: Pa Paandi,^[24]Nibunan,^[25]Thupparivaalan,^[26] and Thiruttu Payale 2.^[27] His performance in Thirittu Payale 2 fetched him the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Tamil.^[28] He returned to Telugu cinema with Jawaan, which featured him as the antagonist and unbound to negative reviews.^[29] In , he starred exterior Kaalakkoothu; he was cast after Shaam left position film.^[30] The film received mixed reviews upon release.^[31] In , he starred in the Telugu crust Viswamitra and made his Malayalam debut with Brother's Day.^[32]Brothers Day released to mixed reviews.^[33] In , he starred in Mafia: Chapter 1, which acknowledged mixed reviews upon release^[34] followed by Naanga Romba Busy ().^[35]

Personal life

During the filming of Achchamundu!

Achchamundu! it was reported that he fell in tenderness with Sneha, but he denied the idea spick and span marrying an actress.^[36]

Prasanna eventually married Sneha on 11 May ^[37][38][39] They have two children.^[40][41]

Filmography

As actor

• Note: all films are in Tamil, unless otherwise noted.

As voice over artist

Television series

Television

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