Jayam Ravi

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Ravi in 2015
Born
Mohan Ravi

(1980-09-10) 10 September 1980 (age 43) [1]
Tirumangalam, Tamil Nadu, India
Alma mater Loyola College, Chennai
OccupationActor
Years active1989–present
Spouse
Aarthi
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(m. 2009)​
Children2
Parent
Relatives Mohan Raja (brother)

Mohan Ravi (born 10 September 1980), better known by his stage name Jayam Ravi, is an Indian actor who works in the Tamil cinema. He has won a Filmfare Award and three SIIMA Awards. The son of veteran film editor A. Mohan, Ravi made his lead acting debut in Jayam . He has won one Tamil Nadu State Film Award and one Filmfare Award South, respectively.

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The success of a later film Jayam prompted the title to become a prefix to his stage name, and he continued to collaborate with his brother for other films including M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi (2004), Unakkum Enakkum (2006), Santhosh Subramaniam (2008) and Thani Oruvan (2015).

Early life and family

Jayam Ravi was born as Mohan Ravi in Tirumangalam, Madurai. [2] His father is Editor Mohan, a Tamil Rowther, [3] [4] while his mother is from Andhra Pradesh. [5] His elder brother, Mohan Raja, is a film director, with most of his films featuring Ravi in the lead role, while his sister, Roja, is a dentist. Ravi grew up in both Chennai and Hyderabad. [5] He completed his schooling at Jawahar Vidyalaya in Ashok Nagar, Chennai. He studied dancing under the Bharatnatyam dancer Nalini Balakrishnan and performed his arangetram at the age of 12. After completing his degree in Visual Communication from Loyola College, Chennai, he decided to get into the film industry. He also trained in acting at the Kishore Namit Kapur Institute in Mumbai. [6] [7] Before debuting as an actor, Ravi had been an assistant director to Suresh Krishna for Aalavandhan (2001), starring Kamal Haasan. [5]

Acting career

1989–2008: Debut and success

Ravi acted as a child actor in three films including two Telugu films: Oru Thottil Sabadham (1989), Bava Bavamaridi (1993) and Palnati Pourusham (1993), which were all produced by his father. [2] [8]

Jayam Ravi made his lead acting debut in the action-masala film Jayam , produced by his father and directed by his brother Mohan Raja. It was a remake of the 2002 Telugu film of the same name. His next venture was the sentimental drama M. Kumaran Son Of Mahalakshmi (2004), the remade version of the Telugu film Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi , in which he starred alongside Asin Thottumkal. Of Ravi's performance, a critic from Sify wrote that he "makes you want to see more of him", [9] while The Hindu 's Malathi Rangarajan noted that he came out with an "appreciable portrayal throughout". [10] The film, considered a family entertainer, received the Tamil Nadu State Film Special Award for Best Film and fetched Ravi himself the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor. [11] It also emerged a financial success. [12]

His next release, Daas (2005), another action-masala flick, [13] and his first original film following two remakes, [14] featured him as a football player. [15] The film took an even bigger opening than his previous ones. [16] Sify's reviewer described his performance as "impressive", calling Ravi a "hundred percent convincing as an action hero". [17] Mazhai , a remake of the Telugu film Varsham , was his other release that year, which was "lukewarm" at the box office. [18] In 2006, he starred in Saran's Idhaya Thirudan , which performed poorly at the box office, [19] [20] following which, he acted in Unakkum Enakkum (initially released and promoted as Something Something Unakkum Enakkum), again under his brother's direction in another remake of a Telugu film Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana. Ravi portrayed a rich, happy-go-lucky NRI from London, who has to live and fight for his love in dire conditions in a rural milieu. [21] The film, which featured Trisha Krishnan alongside Ravi, became a high critical as well as financial success, [22] emerging one of the highest-grossing and most-profitable films of the year. [23] [24] The N. Linguswamy-produced Deepavali under Ezhil's direction became his only 2007 release.

In 2008, Ravi appeared in three films. Following a cameo appearance in Velli Thirai , he acted in the family drama Santhosh Subramaniam , once again under his brother's direction in a remake. In the Tamil version of the 2006 Telugu film Bommarillu , starring opposite Genelia D'Souza, he played a young man, whose choices and wishes are continually subdued by his father. [25] [26] Ravi received a nomination for the Best Tamil Actor Award at the 56th Filmfare Awards South. [27] Next, he starred in the action thriller Dhaam Dhoom , directed by cinematographer-director Jeeva, who died in the midst of the film's shooting in Russia. [28] Completed by Jeeva's assistant Manikandan, his wife Aneez Tanveer and his guru P. C. Sreeram, [29] Dhaam Dhoom released in mid-2008 in which he portrayed Gautham Subramaniyam, a man accused in a murder he did not commit. [30] Sify's reviewer wrote that he was "simply amazing in his role", label the film as an "out and out Jayam Ravi movie", [30] while Indiaglitz noted that Ravi was "probably the perfect choice to play the character". [31]

2009–2019: Action and comedy roles

In 2009, Ravi starred in the action-adventure film Peranmai . In 2010, he starred in the action-comedy Thillalangadi , a remake of the 2009 Telugu-language film Kick . In 2011, he starred in the romantic drama Engeyum Kaadhal . In 2013, he starred in the action film Ameerin Aadhi-Bhagavan . In 2014, he starred in the action film Nimirndhu Nil , which was also shot simultaneously in Telugu as Janda Pai Kapiraju with Nani in the lead. [32]

In 2015, Ravi appeared in four films: the romantic comedy Romeo Juliet , the action-comedy Sakalakala Vallavan , the action-thriller Thani Oruvan (directed by his brother Mohan Raja) and the sports action film Bhooloham . In 2016, he starred in the action-horror film Miruthan revolving around a zombie apocalypse. In 2017, he appeared in the action-thriller Bogan (reuniting with actor Arvind Swami after Thani Oruvan) and the action-adventure film Vanamagan . [33]

In 2018, he starred in the sci-fi action film Tik Tik Tik (considered as India's first space film) [34] and the action-thriller Adanga Maru . In 2019, he made a cameo in the adventure film Thumbaa and starred as the lead in the comedy film Comali . [35]

2021–present: Professional expansion

After a two-year absence from the big screen, Ravi made his debut in OTT platforms through his 25th film Bhoomi in 2021. The film was supposed to release at theatres due to COVID-19 pandemic in India. [36] In 2022, he was seen in Mani Ratnam's Magnum Opus Ponniyin Selvan as Arulmozhivarman who later became the great Chola Emperor Raja Raja Chola. [37] In 2023, he got on board to play a pivotal role in Kamal Haasan's 234th film titled as Thug Life. [38]

Personal life

Ravi has been married to Aarti, [5] daughter of noted television producer Sujatha Vijayakumar since 2009. [39] They have two sons; [40] one of whom, Aarav, played a role in his film Tik Tik Tik (2018). [41]

Television

YearName of Television ShowRoleNetwork
2024 Super Singer Season 10 Guest Star Vijay
Jodi Are U Ready

Filmography

List of Jayam Ravi films and roles
YearTitleRole(s)Notes
1989Oru Thottil Sabadham—child artist [2]
1993 Bava Bavamaridi Young RajuTelugu film, child artist [8]
1994 Palnati Pourusham Young Bheemineni BrahmannaTelugu film, child artist [8]
2003 Jayam Ravi
2004 M. Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi M. Kumaran
2005 Daas Antony Daas
Mazhai Arjun
2006 Idhaya Thirudan Mahesh Aalwar
Unakkum Enakkum Santhosh
2007 Deepavali Billu Mudaliar
2008 Velli Thirai HimselfGuest appearance
Santhosh Subramaniyam Santhosh Subramaniyam
Dhaam Dhoom Gautham Subramaniam
2009 Peranmai Dhuruvan
2010 Thillalangadi Krishna
2011 Ko HimselfGuest appearance
Engeyum Kadhal Kamal
2013 Aadhi Bhagavan
2014 Ninaithathu Yaaro HimselfGuest appearance
Nimirndhu Nil
2015 Janda Pai Kapiraju HimselfGuest appearance
Romeo Juliet Karthik
Sakalakala Vallavan Shakthi
Thani Oruvan ASP Mithran IPS
Bhooloham Bhooloham
2016 Miruthan SI Karthik
2017 Bogan ACP Vikram IPS
Vanamagan Jara (Vaasi)
2018 Tik Tik Tik M. Vasudevan (Vasu)
Adanga Maru SI Subhash
2019 Thumbaa JohnCameo
Comali Ravi
2021 Bhoomi Bhoominathan
2022 Ponniyin Selvan: I Arulmozhi Varman
2023 Agilan Agilan, Nandha [lower-alpha 1]
Ponniyin Selvan: II Arulmozhi Varman [42]
Iraivan ACP Arjun IPS [43]
2024 Siren Thilagan
Brother †TBAFilming [44]
Genie †TBAFilming [45]
Thug Life †TBA
Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released

Awards and nominations

YearCategoryAwardFilmResultRef.
2004 Best Actor Tamil Nadu State Film Awards M. Kumaran Son Of Mahalakshmi Won [46]
2008 Best Actor Vijay Awards Santosh Subramaniam Nominated [47]
Best Actor – Tamil Filmfare Awards South Nominated[ citation needed ]
2009Best Actor Edison Awards Peranmai Won [48]
Best Actor Vijay Awards Nominated [47]
Best Actor – Tamil Filmfare Awards South Nominated [49]
2015Most Romantic Star of South Indian Cinema SIIMA Awards Romeo Juliet Won [50]
Best Actor Edison Awards Thani Oruvan Won [51]
Performance In A Leading Role – Male IIFA Utsavam Won [52]
Best Actor (Critics) – South Filmfare Awards Won[ citation needed ]
Best Actor – Tamil Filmfare Awards South Nominated [53]
Best Actor SIIMA Awards Nominated [54]
Best Actor (Critics)Won [55]
Best Actor Vikatan Awards Bhooloham Won [56]
2018 Best Actor - Tamil Filmfare Awards South Adanga Maru Nominated [57]
Best Actor (Critics) SIIMA Awards Won [58]
Best ActorNominated [59]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Jayam Ravi played two characters.

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