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Silambarasan

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  • Born 3 February 1983
  • Place of Birth Chennai
  • Occupation Film Director, Actor, Screenwriter, Lyricist, Songwriter, Recording Artist, Singer
  • Father T. Rajendar
  • Years active 1984-present
  • Other names Simbu, S. T. R., Atman

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ABOUT Silambarasan

Silambarasan Rajendar: A Legacy in Tamil Cinema Silambarasan Thesingu Rajendar, known as Simbu or STR, is a prominent figure in Tamil cinema, boasting a career spanning two decades. Born on February 3, 1983, to director T. Rajendar, he began his acting journey as a child artist in his father's films, before securing his first lead role in Kadhal Azhivathillai (2002). Simbu's career is marked by a blend of commercial successes and critically acclaimed performances. While specific details on his most recent film projects and achievements require further updates, his filmography showcases a range of characters. He has garnered recognition for his versatility, delivering both romantic and action-oriented roles with equal conviction. His notable awards include two Edison Awards and three SIIMA Awards, testament to his contributions to the Tamil film industry. Further information regarding current projects and career updates will be needed to provide a complete picture.

Silambarasan FILMS AND CREDITS

Previous Movies Upcoming Movies
  • Pathu Thala

    ( 2023 )

  • Thug Life

    ( 2025 )

  • Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu

    ( 2022 )

  • AGS 27

    ( Not Final )

  • Maha

    ( 2022 )

  • STR 49

    ( Not Final )

  • Maanaadu

    ( 2021 )

  • #STR48

    ( Not Final )

  • Eeswaran

    ( 2021 )

  • The Number Karthik Dialed

    ( 2020 )

  • 90 ML

    ( 2019 )

  • Vantha Rajavathaan Varuven

    ( 2019 )

  • Periyar Kuthu | STR | Rebel Audio | Deepan Boopathy

    ( 2018 )

  • Chekka Chivantha Vaanam

    ( 2018 )

  • Kathanayagan

    ( 2017 )

  • Anbanavan Asaradhavan Adangadhavan

    ( 2017 )

  • Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada

    ( 2016 )

  • Idhu Namma Aalu

    ( 2016 )

  • Vaalu

    ( 2015 )

  • Dongata

    ( 2015 )

  • Kaakkaa Muttai

    ( 2014 )

  • Inga Enna Solluthu

    ( 2014 )

  • Kanna Laddu Thinna Aasaiya

    ( 2013 )

  • Podaa Podi

    ( 2012 )

  • Osthi

    ( 2011 )

  • Vaanam

    ( 2011 )

  • Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa

    ( 2010 )

  • Ye Maaya Chesave

    ( 2010 )

  • Goa

    ( 2010 )

  • Silambattam

    ( 2008 )

  • Kaalai

    ( 2008 )

  • Vallavan

    ( 2006 )

  • Saravana

    ( 2006 )

  • Thotti Jaya

    ( 2005 )

  • Manmadhan

    ( 2004 )

  • Kuththu

    ( 2004 )

  • Kovil

    ( 2003 )

  • Alai

    ( 2003 )

  • Dhum

    ( 2003 )

  • Kadhal Azhivathillai

    ( 2002 )

  • Sonnal Thaan Kaadhala

    ( 2001 )

  • Monishaa en Monalisa

    ( 1999 )

  • Thayi Thangai Pasam

    ( 1995 )

  • Oru Vasantha Geetham

    ( 1994 )

  • Sabash Babu

    ( 1993 )

  • Pettredutha Pillai

    ( 1993 )

  • Enga Veetu Velan

    ( 1992 )

  • Shanti Enathu Shanti

    ( 1991 )

  • Samsara Sangeetham

    ( 1989 )

  • En Thangai Kalyani

    ( 1988 )

  • Oru Thayin Sabhatham

    ( 1987 )

  • Maithili Ennai Kathali

    ( 1986 )

  • Uravai Katha Kili

    ( 1984 )

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Silambarasan AWARDS

Awards
  • The Edison Awards India for Best Actor - 2017 Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada

  • The Edison Awards India for Best Actor - 2011 Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa

  • The South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role - 2022 Maanaadu

  • The South Indian International Movie Awards for Stylish Star of South Indian Cinema - 2014

  • The South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Playback Singer - Male - 2014 Baadshah

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