V. Gowthaman, a Tamil film director and actor, has left his mark in the industry with a handful of notable works. His directorial ventures include films like “Magizhchi” and “Kanave Kalaiyadhe,” alongside directing renowned thriller biography serials such as “Auto Sankar” and “Santhanakkaadu” for Makkal TV.
Gowthaman’s journey in cinema began with his directorial debut in “Kanave Kalaiyadhe” (1998), featuring Murali and Simran. Although he started another film titled “Poranthaalum Pompalaiyaa Porakkakkoodaathu” in 2001, it unfortunately didn’t come to fruition.
After a hiatus, he returned to the director’s chair with “Magizhchi” in 2010, where he also marked his acting debut. The film, crafted over 12 years, received positive reviews for its content, despite facing challenges with its release.
Additionally, Gowthaman stirred controversy with his short film “Vetti,” which drew attention from the police over concerns of disrespect towards the national flag.
Beyond his creative endeavors, Gowthaman is recognized for his participation in social movements, notably joining demonstrations advocating for Jallikattu in Chennai.
Gowthaman’s multifaceted career reflects his passion for storytelling and his willingness to explore diverse themes and mediums in the world of cinema.
| Name | V. Gowthaman |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | 01/01/1970 |
| Religion | Hindu |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Debut Movies | |
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| Language | Movie Name |
| Malayalam | Kanave Kalaiyadhe |
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| Year | Award | Category | Movie Name | |
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