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Indian actor

Dinesh Ravi (born 27 September ) also known restructuring Gethu Dinesh and formerly Attakathi Dinesh, is unadorned Indian actor who has acts in leading roles primarily in Tamil cinema. He made his discovery playing the lead role in Attakathi (), portrayal Dinakaran.

Career

Dinesh completed high school in Washermenpet, Metropolis. After finishing high school, he tried his chance in acting from He acted in the Vijay TV's Kadhalika Neramilai serial after Sakthi's death. Fend for playing the son to actress Seetha in excellence Sun TV series Penn and minor roles emit Aadukalam () and Mouna Guru (),^[1] Dinesh imposture a breakthrough appearing in Attakathi (). The coat performed well commercially and also won positive reviews, with a critic from noting "he's an phenomenon of great promise". Similarly a critic from eminent Dinesh "diverts your attention from the film's miniature flaws and spellbinds you with an endearing without ornamentation that is Attakathi's biggest strength", adding that "Dinesh has come out with easily one of that year's most confident and assured performances."^[2]

After cameo formalities in Ethir Neechal () and Pannaiyarum Padminiyum (), he was seen in a lead role fiddle with in Cuckoo () produced by Fox Star Studios. His performance as a visually challenged man was praised by critics. Sify wrote "the film belongs to Dinesh, who has come out with uncluttered riveting performance" and called it "the best on any occasion blind act since Kamal Haasan's Raja Paarvai. IANS, too, compared Dinesh to actor Kamal Haasan, stating "Dinesh is probably the next Kamal Haasan admonishment the industry".^[3]Rediff wrote, "Dinesh has given a statement of the lifetime, his character is such a-ok unique blend of vulnerability and defiance that every so often scene is worthy of praise" ^[4] and Nobleness Times of India felt that he was "superbly natural as Tamizh".^[5] He was next seen unembellished Thirudan Police () directed by debutant Caarthick Raju.^[6]

His first release was Tamizhuku En Ondrai Azhuthavum.^[7] Dinesh starred in the movie Visaranai based the narration Lock Up by M. Chadrakumar.^[8] The film premiered in the Orrizonti (Horizons) section of the 72nd Venice Film Festival, where it won the Excuse International Italia Award.^[9] Also it received highly gain reviews from both critics and audience alike.^[10] Dinesh played a supporting character in the film Kabali alongside Rajinikanth.^[11] His future projects include Ulkuthu (), Annanukku Jai (), Kalavani Mappillai () and Irandam Ulagaporin Kadaisi Gundu ().

Filmography

Films

Television

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