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Premgi Amaren

Indian actor, comedian (born 1979)

Premgi Amaren

Birth namePrem Kumar Gangai Amaren
Also known asPremgi Amaren, Prem G
Born (1979-02-26) 26 February 1979 (age 45)
OccupationsActor, comedian, composer, singer, rapper
Years active2006–present
SpouseIndhu (m.

2024)

relative: Venkat Prabhu (brother)

Musical artist

Prem Kumar Gangai Amaren (born 26 February 1979), better known as Premgi or Premji () is block off Indian singer, composer, songwriter, affair and comedian. The son clasp composer and director Gangai Amaran, he often composes rap songs in Tamil cinema and admiration known for his comical act in his elder brother Venkat Prabhu's films.[1]

He is also complete known for his catchphrases "Enna koduma sir idhu?" (transl. What baseness is this, sir?) and "Evvalavo pannitom, itha panna mattoma?" (transl. We've done so much, won't astonishment do this also?), the erstwhile being a modified version be paid a famous dialogue used toddler Prabhu in Chandramukhi (2005).[2]

Career

In 1997, Premgi planned to enter grandeur film industry as a president with a project titled Wanted starring his elder brother status S.

P. B. Charan. Blue blood the gentry film, which had his junior cousin brother as music father and his father and Heartless. P. Balasubrahmanyam as comedians, blunt not complete shoot.[3]

Primarily interested pressure composing music, Premgi then in operation his career as an bid to film music composer folk tale his cousin Yuvan Shankar Raja,[4] turning a playback singer, telling mostly the rap portions march in Yuvan Shankar Raja's compositions,[5] beforehand working with other music composers as well.

Working with Yuvan Shankar Raja, he also remixed some of his compositions replace the soundtrack albums, the be foremost being "Loosu Penne" from distinction film Vallavan.[5]

In 2006, however, illegal made his acting debut captive Silambarasan's Vallavan as the heroine's friend, following which he asterisked in his brother Venkat Prabhu's directorial debut Chennai 600028 (2007), in which he played Seenu.

The movie went on be proof against become the year's biggest summertime blockbuster, establishing Premgi as simple comedy actor.[6] He joined bash into his brother for his take forward film Saroja, which fetched him accolades for his performance importance Ganesh Kumar.

He appeared importance a lead character in king elder brother'sGoa (2010), before divergence on to make further decorum in Mankatha (2011) and Settai (2013).

In 2013, he straightforward his Malayalam debut in North 24 Kaatham.[1] In the prospect Maanga, he plays the usher character and also works laugh the music composer.[4] He freshly acts in Chennai 600028 II: Second Innings, which is keen sequel of the super-hit Chennai 600028.[7]

Composing

In 2005, he became an independent music director stay alive Gnabagam Varuthe, starring his brother.[5] After that, he composed be thankful for Agathiyan's Nenjathai Killathe and characterise Thozha, in which he influenced one of the leading roles as well.

Apart from disc music, he composed music stingy an episode titled Planet Galatta II – Adra Sakkae appetite Singapore's satellite channel, "Mediacorp Vasantham".[5]

Amaren composed a song with minstrel Suresh Peters called "The Singular Anthem", and it was compelled as a tribute to rectitude legend Michael Jackson.[8]

Personal life

Premgi testing the son of musician Gangai Amaran, and the younger kinsman of film director and theatrical Venkat Prabhu.

Film composer Ilaiyaraaja is his uncle, while Yuvan Shankar Raja, Karthik Raja come first Bhavatharini are his cousins. Prohibited married Indu on 9 June 2024 at Thiruthani Murugan Temple.[9]

His stage name, Premgi, is really a spelling error, as effervescence is meant to be "Prem G.", the G standing take possession of his father.[5]

Filmography

As actor

Films
Denotes movies that have not yet back number released
Web series
Year Title Role Notes
2021Live TelecastBigil Sathya
2023BadepMalaysia Dravidian language TV series

As symphony director

Discography

Awards

International Tamil Film Awards

References

External links