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Jeeva (actor)
This article is about the Tamil-language film actor Jeeva. For the Telugu-language film actor, see Jeeva (Telugu actor).
Jiiva
Born Amar B. Choudry
January 4, 1984 (age 27)
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Occupation Film actor
Years active 1996; 2003–present
Spouse Supriya (2007–present)
Jiiva (Tamil: ஜீவா; born as Amar B. Choudry on 4 January 1984) is an Indian film actor who predominantly appears in Tamil-language films. Son of film producer R. B. Choudry, he started his career as a child actor in his father's films in 1996.
He performed his first lead role in the 2003 romance film Aasai Aasaiyai, before rising to fame with his breakthrough performance in Raam (2005), for which he won the Best Actor Award at the Cyprus International Film Festival.[1] Since, he became known for his versatility, essaying distinctly different roles in his subsequent films, such as a stuntman in Dishyum (2006), a slum dweller in E (2006) and a psychopath in Kattradhu Thamizh (2007), and garnered high critical acclaim for his performances.[2]
Contents [hide]
1 Career
2 Personal life
3 Filmography
4 References
5 External links
[edit]Career
Jeeva had appeared in 1996 as a child artist in minuscule roles in two of his father's productions. He made his feature film debut as a lead actor in 2003 with Aasai Aasaiyai, following which he essayed the lead role in Thithikudhe (2003). Both the ventures, being romance films, were produced by his father R. B. Choudry as well, and failed to succeed at the box office.[3] His subsequent release, Ameer's mystery thriller Raam eventually gained him recognition in the film industry.[4] Jeeva played an autistic teenager, who is highly attached to his mother, but becomes suspected of having murdered her. The film received critical acclaim and garnered Jeeva positive remarks, with a Sify critic claiming that "as an actor Jeeva has arrived, as he exudes menace with his expressive body and eye language as Ram".[5] Raam also fetched accolades on international platform, being screened at the International Film Festival in Goa and later at the Cyprus International Film Festival, where it yielded two awards, with Jeeva being chosen as the Best Actor, while its music director, Yuvan Shankar Raja, was also awarded for the film's score.[1][6]
Jeeva next starred in Dishyum directed by Sasi, which portrayed him as a stuntman, who develops love towards a sculptor, with Sandhya playing his pair. The film, too, carried favorable reviews,[7][8] emerging commercially successful, whilst Jeeva's performance was lauded, with a review by Indiaglitz citing that he "seems to have taken off from where he had left in Ram" and was "impressive".[8] Jeeva later quoted that he had risked his life in many of the stunts he performed in the film.[4] Later that year, Jeeva made his debut in Malayalam cinema with Major Ravi's war film Keerthi Chakra, which saw a dubbed release as Aran in Tamil Nadu. The film, again produced by Jeeva's home banner, starred him as an Indian army soldier alongside Mohanlal. While the original version opened to positive reviews [9] and was declared a financial success,[10] its Tamil version, which had additional footage of Jeeva, comedy tracks with Ganja Karuppu and song montages featuring Jeeva and the lead actress Gopika, bombed at the box-office, with the additional scenes being lamented as the reason for the failure.[11] His final 2006 release was S. P. Jananathan's E alongside Nayantara. He then starred in Ram's Kattradhu Thamizh opposite then newcomer Anjali. The film, which was shot for over a year across Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Chennai,[12] featured him as a lower middle class post-graduate degree holder in Tamil literature, who gradually turns a psychopath, frustrated by the inequality in the social structure. Whilst the film itself opened to exceptional reviews,[13][14] Jeeva's portrayal as Prabhakar was unanimously praised by critics and widely termed as the best in 2007;[15] a Behindwoods review labelled it as "a performance of his lifetime",[13] while Rediff wrote that he was "endearing as the young, vulnerable Prabha, [...] perfect as the ganja-smoking near-lunatic [...] and freaking brilliant as the frustrated Tamil graduate".[14] "He was, in a nutshell, simply superb".[16] Jeeva had grown a full length beard for the character and cited the hardships during the shoots of the film, which he considered as his most painful experience and a "torturous affair".[17][12] He revealed that he even had to undergo therapy to "come out of the character" as it was "too emotional".[17][18] He was highly anticipated to fetch several awards for his performance, but eventually failed to garner a single nomination, since the film ended up as a commercial failure and went unnoticed.[19]
Following Thenavattu, in which he was cast alongside Poonam Bajwa, he appeared in director M. Rajesh's maiden venture, the comedy film Siva Manasula Sakthi. His performance was highly praised by critics and the film became a sleeper hit. In 2010, he starred alongside Poonam again in Kacheri Arambam. His upcoming projects include K. V. Anand's political thriller Ko, Singam Puli, which for the first time features him in dual roles,Vanthaan Vendraan by R. Kannan and Rowthiram.
[edit]Personal life
Jiiva was born as Amar to film producer R. B. Choudry and Mahjabeen on 4 January 1984 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu as the youngest of four sons. His eldest brother B. Suresh is the co-producer in their home banner Super Good Films, while his second eldest brother Jeevan is an entrepreneur in the steel industry. His third brother is Githan Ramesh, who is also an actor in the Tamil film industry. On 21 November 2007, Jeeva married his childhood friend Supriya in New Delhi, with whom he has a son (born 14 October 2010).
He was a judge on STAR Vijay's reality dance competition Jodi Number One in its third season with Sangeetha and Aishwarya Rajinikanth.
[edit]Filmography
Year Film Role Language Notes
1996 Cheran Pandian Jeeva Tamil Child artist
Perum Puli Jeeva Tamil Child artist
2003 Aasai Aasaiyai Vinod Tamil
Thithikudhe Venu Tamil
2005 Raam Rama Krishna Tamil Winner, Cyprus International Film Festival Award for Best Actor
2006 Dishyum Bhaskar Tamil
Keerthi Chakra Havildar Jaikumar Malayalam
E Easwaren Tamil
2007 Pori Hari Tamil
Kattradhu Thamizh Prabhakar Tamil
Rameswaram Jeevan Tamil
2008 Thenavattu Kottaisami Tamil
2009 Siva Manasula Sakthi Siva Tamil
2010 Kacheri Arambam Paari Tamil
Boss Engira Bhaskaran Shiva Tamil Special appearance
2011 Ko Ashwin Tamil Post-production
Singam Puli Ashok,
Shiva Tamil Post-production
Nanban Tamil Filming
Vanthaan Vendraan Tamil Filming
Rowthiram Tamil Filming
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Jeeva (actor)
This article is about the Tamil-language film actor Jeeva. For the Telugu-language film actor, see Jeeva (Telugu actor).
Jiiva
Born Amar B. Choudry
January 4, 1984 (age 27)
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Occupation Film actor
Years active 1996; 2003–present
Spouse Supriya (2007–present)
Jiiva (Tamil: ஜீவா; born as Amar B. Choudry on 4 January 1984) is an Indian film actor who predominantly appears in Tamil-language films. Son of film producer R. B. Choudry, he started his career as a child actor in his father's films in 1996.
He performed his first lead role in the 2003 romance film Aasai Aasaiyai, before rising to fame with his breakthrough performance in Raam (2005), for which he won the Best Actor Award at the Cyprus International Film Festival.[1] Since, he became known for his versatility, essaying distinctly different roles in his subsequent films, such as a stuntman in Dishyum (2006), a slum dweller in E (2006) and a psychopath in Kattradhu Thamizh (2007), and garnered high critical acclaim for his performances.[2]
Contents [hide]
1 Career
2 Personal life
3 Filmography
4 References
5 External links
[edit]Career
Jeeva had appeared in 1996 as a child artist in minuscule roles in two of his father's productions. He made his feature film debut as a lead actor in 2003 with Aasai Aasaiyai, following which he essayed the lead role in Thithikudhe (2003). Both the ventures, being romance films, were produced by his father R. B. Choudry as well, and failed to succeed at the box office.[3] His subsequent release, Ameer's mystery thriller Raam eventually gained him recognition in the film industry.[4] Jeeva played an autistic teenager, who is highly attached to his mother, but becomes suspected of having murdered her. The film received critical acclaim and garnered Jeeva positive remarks, with a Sify critic claiming that "as an actor Jeeva has arrived, as he exudes menace with his expressive body and eye language as Ram".[5] Raam also fetched accolades on international platform, being screened at the International Film Festival in Goa and later at the Cyprus International Film Festival, where it yielded two awards, with Jeeva being chosen as the Best Actor, while its music director, Yuvan Shankar Raja, was also awarded for the film's score.[1][6]
Jeeva next starred in Dishyum directed by Sasi, which portrayed him as a stuntman, who develops love towards a sculptor, with Sandhya playing his pair. The film, too, carried favorable reviews,[7][8] emerging commercially successful, whilst Jeeva's performance was lauded, with a review by Indiaglitz citing that he "seems to have taken off from where he had left in Ram" and was "impressive".[8] Jeeva later quoted that he had risked his life in many of the stunts he performed in the film.[4] Later that year, Jeeva made his debut in Malayalam cinema with Major Ravi's war film Keerthi Chakra, which saw a dubbed release as Aran in Tamil Nadu. The film, again produced by Jeeva's home banner, starred him as an Indian army soldier alongside Mohanlal. While the original version opened to positive reviews [9] and was declared a financial success,[10] its Tamil version, which had additional footage of Jeeva, comedy tracks with Ganja Karuppu and song montages featuring Jeeva and the lead actress Gopika, bombed at the box-office, with the additional scenes being lamented as the reason for the failure.[11] His final 2006 release was S. P. Jananathan's E alongside Nayantara. He then starred in Ram's Kattradhu Thamizh opposite then newcomer Anjali. The film, which was shot for over a year across Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Chennai,[12] featured him as a lower middle class post-graduate degree holder in Tamil literature, who gradually turns a psychopath, frustrated by the inequality in the social structure. Whilst the film itself opened to exceptional reviews,[13][14] Jeeva's portrayal as Prabhakar was unanimously praised by critics and widely termed as the best in 2007;[15] a Behindwoods review labelled it as "a performance of his lifetime",[13] while Rediff wrote that he was "endearing as the young, vulnerable Prabha, [...] perfect as the ganja-smoking near-lunatic [...] and freaking brilliant as the frustrated Tamil graduate".[14] "He was, in a nutshell, simply superb".[16] Jeeva had grown a full length beard for the character and cited the hardships during the shoots of the film, which he considered as his most painful experience and a "torturous affair".[17][12] He revealed that he even had to undergo therapy to "come out of the character" as it was "too emotional".[17][18] He was highly anticipated to fetch several awards for his performance, but eventually failed to garner a single nomination, since the film ended up as a commercial failure and went unnoticed.[19]
Following Thenavattu, in which he was cast alongside Poonam Bajwa, he appeared in director M. Rajesh's maiden venture, the comedy film Siva Manasula Sakthi. His performance was highly praised by critics and the film became a sleeper hit. In 2010, he starred alongside Poonam again in Kacheri Arambam. His upcoming projects include K. V. Anand's political thriller Ko, Singam Puli, which for the first time features him in dual roles,Vanthaan Vendraan by R. Kannan and Rowthiram.
[edit]Personal life
Jiiva was born as Amar to film producer R. B. Choudry and Mahjabeen on 4 January 1984 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu as the youngest of four sons. His eldest brother B. Suresh is the co-producer in their home banner Super Good Films, while his second eldest brother Jeevan is an entrepreneur in the steel industry. His third brother is Githan Ramesh, who is also an actor in the Tamil film industry. On 21 November 2007, Jeeva married his childhood friend Supriya in New Delhi, with whom he has a son (born 14 October 2010).
He was a judge on STAR Vijay's reality dance competition Jodi Number One in its third season with Sangeetha and Aishwarya Rajinikanth.
[edit]Filmography
Year Film Role Language Notes
1996 Cheran Pandian Jeeva Tamil Child artist
Perum Puli Jeeva Tamil Child artist
2003 Aasai Aasaiyai Vinod Tamil
Thithikudhe Venu Tamil
2005 Raam Rama Krishna Tamil Winner, Cyprus International Film Festival Award for Best Actor
2006 Dishyum Bhaskar Tamil
Keerthi Chakra Havildar Jaikumar Malayalam
E Easwaren Tamil
2007 Pori Hari Tamil
Kattradhu Thamizh Prabhakar Tamil
Rameswaram Jeevan Tamil
2008 Thenavattu Kottaisami Tamil
2009 Siva Manasula Sakthi Siva Tamil
2010 Kacheri Arambam Paari Tamil
Boss Engira Bhaskaran Shiva Tamil Special appearance
2011 Ko Ashwin Tamil Post-production
Singam Puli Ashok,
Shiva Tamil Post-production
Nanban Tamil Filming
Vanthaan Vendraan Tamil Filming
Rowthiram Tamil Filming
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