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(brother-in-law). (sister-in-law). (brother-in-law)Venkatesh Prabhu Kasthoori Raja (born 28 July 1982), better known by his stage name Dhanush, is an Indian film, and who predominantly works in. Due to his influenced in films, he has been dubbed the 'Indian ' by Indian media and fans. Starring in 44 films over his career, among include 13, nine, seven, five, five, three and a.

Alliyambal actor Jai Dhanush has found a funny way to wish his wife Keerthi. Along with the photo, Jai has also shared a throwback selfie of him from the day of his wedding. Telugu actor Jai Dhanush has now become one of the most. The TV couple Jai Dhanush and Keerthi are happily married.

He was included in the Celebrity 100 list in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, which is based on the earnings of Indian celebrities.Dhanush's first film was, a 2002 directed by his father,. He collaborated with debutant director in (2007) which was critically acclaimed and commercially successful. He collaborated with Vetrimaaran for the second time in (2010), where his role as a jockey in the film won him at the and at the.

Dhanush starred in the film sequels (2015) & (2018) and (2014) & (2017). Velaiilla Pattadhari and Velaiilla Pattadhari 2, also known as VIP and VIP 2, were among the highest-grossing Tamil films of 2014 and 2017, respectively. He also appeared in (2015), (2016), (2016), (2018), (2019) and (2019).

Vadachennai emerged as the highest-grossing Tamil film of all time, while Asuran entered the for grossing ₹100 crore within a month of its release. Dhanush started the new decade with the (2020).In 2011, Dhanush's popular song ' from the film (2012) became the first Indian music video to cross 100 million views on. He made his debut with 's (2013). His performance as an obsessive one-sided lover in the film won him the and earned a nomination at the. Dhanush produces films through his,.

He made his directorial debut with (2017). His song ' from Maari 2 became one of the. As of March 2020, it is the only South Indian video song to receive more than 800 million views on YouTube. Contents.Personal lifeDhanush was born to Tamil film director and producer on 28 July 1982. He entered acting after being pressured by his brother, director.

Dhanush married, 's eldest daughter on 18 November 2004. They have two sons named Yatra and Linga, who were born in 2006 and 2010. Acting career 2002–2010Dhanush debuted in the 2002 film, directed by his father Kasthuri Raja, which received mostly positive reviews from critics and the public. He then appeared in his brother Selvaraghavan's first directorial venture in 2003. The film portrayed Dhanush as a mentally-disturbed youth, Vinodh, who yearned for the love of his friend, eventually turning possessive of her.

Upon release, the film won critical acclaim and also became a major commercial success, eventually becoming Dhanush's first major breakthrough in Tamil cinema. His next film was.In 2004, Dhanush appeared in. Later, he also appeared in, another film panned by critics. The film was directed by his father, like their previous ventures.

In 2005, Dhanush appeared in. Later, it was dubbed into, and in the same year, he also worked on 's.re-united Dhanush with his brother. Dhanush's portrayal was praised by critics.

The Telugu dubbed version was titled Dhoolpet. Dhanush went on to star in the commercial entertainer, romancing.Dhanush's first release of 2007, did not go well. The film was a remake of the successful language film. However, his second film was released during 2007. Polladhavan was based on the 1948– film and Dhanush's performance was appreciated.

The remake of a Telugu film directed by his brother formed the plot line for Dhanush's next movie directed by debutant. The movie was titled.

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He later appeared in a cameo appearance, for his father-in-law 's venture. His subsequent venture was Suraj's, which was released in January 2009. His performance was praised and well received. His next two films and, were both collaborations with director.

Dhanush with at the in 2012Dhanush's first release in 2011, which he had shot for over three years, was, marking his second collaboration with. Dhanush played the role of a local and described the venture as his 'Dream Project' during production. The film gained highly positive reviews and won six awards at the, with Dhanush receiving the, becoming the youngest actor to win the award. Dhanush appeared in an extended guest appearance in Subramania Siva's.

His next two ventures were the action films, a remake of and, by Hari, which received mixed reviews but was a commercial success.Dhanush's next film, in which he once again collaborated with his brother, casting him with, received largely positive reviews. His only 2012 release was, directed by his wife, with.

The movie was a moderate success, owing to the popularity of the song. In 2013, he appeared in opposite, which was applauded by critics, but became an above-average grosser at the box office. His next release was, directed by, which did not make any notable impact at the box office. He made his debut in Bollywood with the film, directed by opposite. The film was released on 21 June 2013 with the Tamil dubbed version releasing a week later.

This film had background score composed by, and it grossed over 135 crore rupees worldwide.Dhanush's first film of 2014 was, which was also his 25th film and was directed. It received mostly positive reviews and was a success, being among the highest-grossing Tamil films of 2014. His next release was, released in year 2015 which was also his second directed. It opened to very high positive reviews and was praised for the concept, but failed at the box office. His next film, was a psychological thriller directed by, which generated positive reviews and became a box office success. Dhanush at the in 2015 2015–presentDhanush's next release in 2015 was the action comedy, featuring,.

Directed by and composed by, it was released worldwide on 17 July 2015. He also appeared in, directed by with,. In 2016, Dhanush appeared, which was an action thriller film set on a train and, a political action thriller.He played a cameo in his directorial debut, which released on 14 April 2017., directed by his sister-in-law, was his first film of 2017 as a lead actor. He penned the story and dialogues for movie.

As well as producing it. It was one of the highest-grossing Tamil films of 2017. His films and, a sequel to Maari, were released in 2018. Vadachennai was praised by critics and emerged as the highest-grossing Tamil film of all time, while Maari 2 got mixed reviews. Dhanush's first international film, titled, released in 2019 worldwide and was a flop.

His main 2019 release, was praised by critics for its gritty portrayal of land violence and the film was eventually a box office success, entering the for grossing ₹100 crore within a month of its release. His next release, a romantic thriller titled was released on 29 November 2019 after several delays due to financial problems and it received positive reviews.

MusicDhanush occasionally records music, generally for his own films. He was introduced as a playback singer in, by its composer and collaborated again with him in his brother Selvaraghavan's directorial,. He sang further numbers in Selvaraghavan's films and; the former featured him alongside his wife Aishwarya Rajinikanth.'

' was released on in 2011 as part of the soundtrack to the film, the directorial debut of Aishwarya Dhanush. The song became the most searched video in India. Was the soundtrack composer for the film and Dhanush wrote much of the lyrics. He has also sung 'No Problem' in the Kannada movie and 'Thikka' in the Telugu movie.Dhanush has sung for the very first time in a film in which he is not part of, for the debutant musician Ganesh Chandrasekaran in the film. The song was received well among the audience as he famously renders it emotionally. Discography YearTitleAlbumComposerLanguageOther artist(s)2004'Naattu Sarakku'Tamil2005'Thunda Kaanom'TamilAnuradha Sriram2006'Enga Area'Yuvan Shankar RajaTamil2010'Un mele'Tamil2011'Oda Oda'Kadhal En Kadhal'G. Trivedi, Tanvi (29 April 2015).

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