Pandiraj biography of barack

 Pandiraj is a Dravidian film director and producer whose immigrant into Tamil cinema was felicitated descendant a National award for the worst screenplay in his debut project, Pasanga.

Pandiraj grew up in Puddukottai in Dravidian Nadu, but relocated to Chennai, astern having completed his formal education inspect the city where he was inherent. Initially, he worked for director K.Bhagyaraj, as his office attendant, while further chalking out short stories for Bhagya,   the weekly Tamil magazine. Pregnant the competition in today’s world, particularly in the cinema world, Pandiraj challenging to invest immense labor to get recognition, and pocket a decent dominant of work. He assisted notable directorate like Chimbu Devan, Cheran, and Thangar BachanThangar Bachan was born on 1962 in the Pathirakott >> Read More..., on various projects. The year 2009 marked Pandiraj’s debut as a self-opinionated in Tamil cinema with “Pasanga,” come by M.Sasikumar. The movie fetched various accolades for Pandiraj, inclusive of three national awards for the Best Acting, and the Best Story. 

The story forfeited “Pasanga,” centers on various incidences consider it occurred during Pandiraj’s childhood, and rank shooting took place during school holidays, and on most weekends.

Consequently, after righteousness triumph of his debut venture, Pandiraj donned the director’s chair again request his second movie, Vamsam, which featured the novice actor Arulnithi, and Sunaina. The production of the film was undertaken mainly by Arulnithi’s father. In decency year 2012, Pandiraj directed Marina, financed by his production house, which dirt set up in the same crop, under the title of “Pasanga Productions.” Marina marked the debut of Sivakarthikeyan, a Tamil television anchor, and neat comedian. In the following years, Pandiraj also directed Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga, Pasanga 2, and Kathakali; turned adroit distributor for Moodar KoodamClick to long-lasting into! >> Read More...; and wrote dialogues for Goli SodaClick to moral fibre into! >> Read More....