Rangaraj Pandey

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Rangaraj Pandey
Rangaraj Pandey at the 12th We Awards 2016.jpg
Pandey at the 12th We Awards 2016
Born
Rangaraj Pandey Ragunathacharya

(1975-11-16) 16 November 1975 (age 48)[ citation needed ]
NationalityIndian
Alma mater Madurai Kamaraj University
Occupations
  • Former Editor-in-Chief of Thanthi TV
  • Current Founder and CEO of Chanakyaa (YouTube Channel)
  • Journalist
Years active1998 – present
Notable credit(s)Doubtu Dhanabalu,
Ayutha Ezhuthu,
Kelvikenna Bathil ,
Nerkonda Paarvai
Children2

Rangaraj Pandey Ragunathacharya is an Indian journalist and actor. [1]

Contents

He started his career at Dinamalar and Visual Media Career at Thanthi TV. Later he started his YouTube channel Chankyaa Network.[ citation needed ]

Early life and education

He was born in a Brahmin family [2] of Bihari origin in Srivilliputhur. [3] His parents, who were from Buxar district, Bihar, migrated to Tamil Nadu before his birth. He did his schooling at a Tamil medium government school in Srivilliputhur. [4] [5] He pursued a Master of Arts degree in Tamil literature, from Madurai Kamaraj University. Pandey currently resides in Chennai along with his family.[ citation needed ]

Career

Pandey hosted Kelvikku Enna Badhil (transl.What is the answer to the question?) and Ayutha Ezhuthu on Thanthi TV. [6]

He quit Thanthi TV on 9 December 2018. [7]

He currently hosts a personal blog channel on YouTube called Chanakyaa.[ citation needed ]

Filmography

YearFilmRoleNotesRef.
2016 Wagah HimselfUncredited role
2019 Nerkonda Paarvai Advocate Sathyamoorthy [8]
2020 Ka Pae Ranasingam Tamizhkumaran [9]

Awards and accolades

YearAwardHonouring body
2018The Most Talked About Host AwardGalatta Nakshathra Awards

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References

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