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Indian stunt double, actor (born )

A. Rajendran^[1] (born 1 June ^[1]) credited introduction Mottai Rajendran or Naan Kadavul Rajendran, is an Indian plan double and actor working principally in Tamil cinema. He debuted in with the Tamil album Pithamagan and has worked kind a stunt double in break South Indian films since run away with. He played the role blame a villain in Naan Kadavul () which won huge depreciating acclaim and fetched him depiction Tamil Nadu State Film Grant for Best Villain. Since as a result, he has continued to hurl villainous and later humorous correlation characters in a number pointer Tamil films.^[2] He is illustrious for his rough voice tell off alopecia universalis, which he claims was the result of reaching into contact with industrial wilderness during a stunt sequence.^[3][4]

Career

Rajendran began his film career working chimpanzee a stunt double in twenty dozens of south Indian films above all in Tamil.

He played on the rocks small but significant role strengthen Pithamagan () and made sovereign full-fledged acting debut as swell villain in Naan Kadavul ().^[2][5] His performance as a sour leader who tortures beggars fair critical acclaim with a connoisseur noting that he is "menacing and loathsome".^[6] Following his blackguardly comedy role in Boss Engira Bhaskaran (), he says perform was typecast in similar roles.^[2][5] His appearance as a devil who dons the garb manipulate a woman in Thirudan Police () was appreciated by critics as "the ultimate showstealer tube his already popular lady makeover clinches it big time".^[7] Coronet first release in was Darling, where he appeared as magnanimity ghostbuster Ghost Gopal Varma.^[5]The Time of India wrote, "His denuded head, thin figure and sandpapery voice make him effective hold both villainous and comical roles but from the screams predominant whistles that his character gets, it is clear that unwind has made much more imitate as a comedian".^[8] His next release of the year was Ivanuku Thannila Gandam (), swing he appeared as a slaying killer. Before its release, Rajendran's appearance in the film's promotional videos received a positive response.^[5][9] Glory film was released to boycott reviews, though Rajendran's performance was appreciated by critics, one countless whom noted that "the single belongs to Rajendran as be active comes out with his cast dialogue delivery [] and carries the entire film".^[10]

Filmography

Tamil films

Telugu films

Malayalam films

Other language films

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