Vikranth Santhosh

Vikranth Santhosh, professionally known as Vikranth, is an accomplished Indian actor prominent in Tamil cinema. Born on November 13, 1984, he initiated his acting journey with the 2005 film “Karka Kasadara,” directed by R. V. Udayakumar. Initially focusing on smaller budget films like “Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen” (2007) and “Mudhal Kanave” (2007), Vikranth gained recognition for his roles in romantic dramas, including Agathiyan’s “Nenjathai Killathe” (2008).

Having pursued Visual Communication at Loyola College, Vikranth’s career gained momentum after participating in the Celebrity Cricket League, leading to opportunities in larger film projects. Collaborating with director Rasu Madhuravan, he delivered notable performances in “Goripalayam” (2010) and “Muthukku Muthaaga” (2011). His negative portrayal in “Goripalayam” showcased his versatility.

Vikranth’s association with established actors continued with “Sattapadi Kutram” (2011), where he shared the screen with Sathyaraj. Noteworthy contributions in films like “Thakka Thakka” (2015) and his portrayal as the main antagonist in “Gethu” (2016) alongside Udhayanidhi Stalin demonstrated his evolving versatility.

In 2017, Vikranth played supporting roles in impactful films such as “Kavan” and “Thondan,” earning acclaim for his engaging performances. Despite mixed reviews for “Nenjil Thunivirundhal” (2017), Vikranth’s dedication to diverse roles remained evident. The subsequent years saw him in films like “Suttu Pidikka Utharavu” (2019), “Vennila Kabaddi Kuzhu 2” (2019), and “Bakrid” (2019), showcasing his enduring presence in the Tamil film industry. Vikranth continues to captivate audiences with his acting prowess and versatility.