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BHAGYARAJ

BHAGYARAJ BORN JANUARY 7, 1953 IS A DIRECTOR, ACTOR, SCRIPT-WRITER AND PRODUCER, WORKING IN THE TAMIL FILM INDUSTRY. HIS POPULARITY PEAKED DURING THE 1980S AND EARLY 1990S.
CAREER
BEGINNING HIS CAREER AS AN ASSISTANT TO DIRECTORS G. RAMAKRISHNAN AND BHARATHIRAJA, BHAGYARAJ BECAME RECOGNISED FOR HIS SCRIPTWRITING TALENT.
AMONG HIS EARLY WORK WAS THE SCRIPT FOR THE HIT TAMIL FILM KIZHAKE POGUM RAYIL (1978) AND BHARATHIRAJA'S TIK TIK TIK (1981).
DIRECTORIAL DEBUT : FILM SUVARILLATHA CHITTIRANGAL (1979).

JOURNEY:
BHAGYARAJ HAS MADE MORE THAN THIRTY FILMS.
HE HAS MADE FORAYS INTO THE HINDI LANGUAGE FILM INDUSTRY (BOLLYWOOD), DIRECTING STARS OF LIKES OF AMITABH BACHCHAN.
IN RECENT TIMES, THE FAILURE OF HIS FILMS LIKE GNANA PAZHAM, VAETTIYA MADICHI KATTU (1997) AND SOKKA THANGAM FORCED HIM TO RETIRE.
HIS COMEBACK FILM IN 2006, PARIJATHAM, WAS AN EFFORT WELL-RECEIVED IN THE CINEMAS.
BHAGYARAJ ALSO PRODUCES TELEVISION SERIALS.

FAMILY
BHAGYARAJ IS MARRIED TO POORNIMA JAYARAMAN, HIS CO-STAR IN THE FILM DARLING DARLING.
HIS DAUGHTER SARANYA BHAGYARAJ DEBUTED IN HIS FILM PARIJATHAM.
HE IS A TELUGU SPEAKING NAIDU .
FILMS
PUTHIYA VAARPUGAL (1979)
ORU KAI OSAI (1980)
INDRU POI NALLAI VAA (1981)
MOUNA GEETHANGAL(1981)
VIDIUM VARAI KATHIRU (1981)
ANDHA 7 NAATKAL (1981)
POI SATCHI (1982)
DARLING, DARLING, DARLING (1982)
THOORAL NINNU POCHU (1982)
MUNDHANAI MUDICHU (1983)
THAVANI KANAVUGAL (1983)
CHINNA VEEDU (1985)
NAAN SIGAPPU MANITHAN (1985)
AAKHRI RAASTA (1986), DIRECTED BY BHAGYARAJ, STARRING AMITABH BACHCHAN AND SRI DEVI. HINDI FEATURE. A REMAKE OF ORU KAITHIYIN DIARY DIRECTED BY BHARATHIRAJA STARRING KAMAL HASSAN, REVATHI AND RADHA.
ENGA CHINNA RAASA (1987)
IDHU NAMMA AALU (1988) AVASARA POLICE NOORU (1989)
SUNDARA KANDAM (1990)
RUDRA (1991)
RAASUKUTTI (1992)
VEETLA VISHESHANGA (1994)
ORU OORLA ORU RAJAKUMARI (1995)
GNANAPAZHAM (1996)
VAETTIYA MADICHU KATTU (1998)
MR. BECHARA (1996), DIRECTED BY BHAGYRAJ, STARRING ANIL KAPOOR AND SRI DEVI. HINDI FEATURE. A REMAKE OF A VEETLA VISHESHANGA.
PAPA THE GREAT (2000), DIRECTED BY BHAGYARAJ, STARRING KISHAN KUMAR AND NAGHMA. HINDI FEATURE.
SOMETHING SOMETHING UNAKKUM ENAKKUM (2006) DIRECTED BY RAJA , STARRING JAYAM RAVI , TRISHA
RENDU (2007) DIRECTED BY SUNDAR C STARRING MADHAVAN , REEMA SEN
PARIJATHAM (2007) DIRECTED BY BHAGYAR
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