Perakas Rajaram

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Perakas Rajaram
Born
Perakas Rajaram

(1980-02-06) 6 February 1980 (age 44)
NationalityMalaysian
Occupation Director
Years active2000-present
Height5 ft 11 in (180 cm)

Perakas Rajaram (also known as R. Perakas) is a Malaysian film director, producer, writer and actor. He is well known for directing highly acclaimed Malaysia Tamil film Vennira Iravuggal . He also played a minor role in Jagat. [1]

Contents

Filmography

As Director :

Movie

YearMovieLanguageNotes
2014 Vennira Iravuggal Tamil Malaysian Kalai Ulagam Awards 2015 - Best Director
International Tamil Film Academy - Best Movie
Un Pol Yarrum IllaiTamil
2015Royal Guill Mask Burmese
2018 Tasay Par Lar Pyi Burmese [2]
2019 Hero Burmese [3]

Television

YearTitleLanguageTV ChannelsNotes
2006Manasum ManasumTamil TV2
Deepavali Bonus Deepavali special telemovie
ManggaiWomen's magazine programme
China Chinna DeepavaliTelemovie
2007Cahaya Permata Bahasa Malaysia TV1 Women's magazine programme
Budaya Kita Warisan Kita13-episode documentary
Isai MalaiTamilTV2Musical programme
Vanakam MalaysiaDocumentary
Rentak BollywoodBahasa Malaysia
Hindi
Musical programme
2009Maunamane NeramTamil
1 PagarBahasa Malaysia TV3 Telemovie
2010Vaarthai IllaiTamilTV2Telemovie
2012EnnaggalTelemovie
Ram VCDTelemovie
Aiyo Innoru Pei PadamaTelemovie
2016Travelogue DiaryEnglishTV1Travelogue / documentary
2020Yaar AvanTamil Astro Vinmeen HD [4]
As Actor

Award

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  3. https://burmese.dvb.no/archives/314209
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