Manasilaayo Song Lyrics :

Manasilaayo Song Lyrics is the first single from the film “Vettaiyan” starring Super Star “Rajinikanth” in a lead role. This song was sung by “Malaysia Vasudevan,” whose Voice was re-generated using AI technology. Music composed by RockStar “Anirudh Ravichander“. Lyrics works are penned by “Super Subu and Vishnu Edavan”.

Manasilaayo Song Tamil Lyrics :

 

பெண் : திரிச்சி வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
திருத்தி வைக்கான் வந்நல்லே
திட்டம் உண்டல்லே

பெண் : சேட்டன் வந்நல்லே
சேட்டை செய்யா வந்நல்லே
பேட்ட துல்லான் வந்நல்லே
வேட்டையன் அல்லே ஏய்

பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே

ஆண் : பெரட்டி பட்டை எடு
நொறுங்கனும்டா மோனே
உறும்மி ஒடையனும்
எறங்கி வாண்ணே

ஆண் : முடிய கலைச்சுவிட்டு
நீ நடந்து போனா
நரம்பு பொடைச்சுகிதே
கொளுத்தணும் வாண்ணா

பெண் : ஹே ரா ரா ராமையா
நீ ராங்கா பார்த்தா சேதாரம்தான்

பெண் : ஏய் ரா ரா ராக்காம்மா
அண்ணன் சொடக்கு போட்டா சம்பவம்தான்

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : உண்மை சொன்னா மனசிலாயோ

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : ஒண்ணா நின்னா மனசிலாயோ

பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே

பெண் : திரிச்சி வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
திருத்தி வைக்கான் வந்நல்லே
திட்டம் உண்டல்லே

பெண் : சேட்டன் வந்நல்லே
சேட்டை செய்யா வந்நல்லே
பேட்ட துல்லான் வந்நல்லே
வேட்டையன் அல்லே

ஆண் : கண்ணா பாஸ்ட் இஸ் பாஸ்ட்டு
டைம் ரொம்ப பாஸ்ட்டு
விட்டா சிக்காதுடா

ஆண் : கடவுள் பேரில் கலவரம் நூறு
படைச்சவன் ஊர் ஆளுடா

ஆண் : லைப் ஒரு வாட்டிமா
லவ் யுவர் ட்யூட்டிமா
அதில் அவன்கூட இவன்கூட
ஒய் போட்டிமா

ஆண் : நீ உனக்கா நில்லு
ஊர் கெடக்கும் தள்ளு
நீ நிறம் விட்டு மனம் பார்த்தா
ஒன்டர்புல்லு

பெண் : ஹே ரா ரா ரா ராமையா
நீ ராங்கா பார்த்தா
சேதாரம்தான்

பெண் : ஏய் ரா ரா ராக்காம்மா
அண்ணன் சொடக்கு போட்டா
சம்பவம்தான்

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : உண்மை சொன்னா மனசிலாயோ

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : ஒண்ணா நின்னா மனசிலாயோ

பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே

ஆண் : ஹேய் அடிதளத்துல
கல்லறை வெட்டிக்கமா
சில்லறை ஒட்டிக்கமா நெத்திலமா
இல்லைனா ஒத்திக்கமா
தொட்டா பத்திக்குமா
ஓரமா ஒத்திக்கமா
தொட்டா பத்திக்குமா
மன்மதக்குற மக்கறு மக்கறு
முத்துன தட்டுல பொட்டலம் கட்டுன
மூடு கண்ணா

ஆண் : அன்டர் கட் – ல
தண்டர்ரு கொண்டரு
ஹன்டர் வன்டார் சூடு கண்ணா

ஆண் : ஹன்டர் சூடு கண்ணா
வன்ட்டாரு டூயுடு கண்ணா
இப்புடு சூடு

ஆண் : ஹன்டர் சூடு கண்ணா
வன்ட்டாரு டூயுடு கண்ணா
இப்புடு சூடு

ஆண் : ஹன்டர் சூடு கண்ணா
குழு : வன்ட்டாரு டூயுடு கண்ணா
ஆண் : இப்புடு சூடூ……

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : உண்மை சொன்னா மனசிலாயோ

ஆண் : அடி அடி அடி அடி அடி
பெண் : அடி பொலிக்க வந்நல்லே
ஆண் : ஒண்ணா நின்னா மனசிலாயோ

பெண் : திரிச்சி வந்நல்லே
தெறிக்கவிட்டான் வந்நல்லே
திருத்தி வைக்கான் வந்நல்லே
திட்டம் உண்டல்லே

பெண் : சேட்டன் வந்நல்லே
சேட்டை செய்யா வந்நல்லே
பேட்ட துல்லான் வந்நல்லே
வேட்டையன் அல்லே ஹேய்

Manasilaayo Song Telugu Lyrics :

మెరుపై వచ్చిండే మనసుపెట్టి వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే సుట్టంబుచ్చిండే
ఆట కొచ్చిండే నాటు బీటైవచ్చిండే
వేట కత్తై వచ్చిండే వేటకొచ్చిండే

అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడతపెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే

దరువే దద్దరిల్లి ఉలిక్కిపడే ఉరే
ఉరిమి మేళాలతో జనమే ఊగే
అదిగో నడిచి వస్తే ఆ స్వాగ్ తోన
నరమే సురుక్కుమనే సందడి చానా

హే వా వా వారే వా
ఆ స్టైలు స్మైలు వవ్వరే వా
హే వా వా వారే వా
అన్న విజిలే కొడితే
దుమ్మా ధూమ్ ధామ్

అది అది అది గది గది
అదరగొట్టా వచ్చిండే
చిన్నా కన్నా మనసిలాయో
అది అది అది గది గది
మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
చానా షానా మనసిలాయో

అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే

మెరుపై వచ్చిండే మనసుపెట్టి వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే సుట్టంబుచ్చిండే
ఆట కొచ్చిండే నాటు బీటైవచ్చిండే
వేట కత్తై వచ్చిండే వేటకొచ్చిండే

కన్నా పాస్ట్ ఈస్ పాస్టు టైం చాల పాస్టు పట్టి రఫ్ఆడరా
గొడవలు నూరు దేవుడి పేరు ఒకడే పైవాడురా
లైఫ్ వెరీ షార్ట్ మా లవ్ యువర్ డ్యూటీ మా
అది వదిలేసి తెగ జలసీ వై పోటీ మా
నీ గెలుపే నువ్వు ఓ కథవే అవ్వు
ఇగో దులుపేసి తిరగేస్తే వండర్ ఫుల్లు

హే హే హే వా వా వారే వా
ఆ స్టైలు స్మైలు వవ్వరే వా
హే వరె వరె వారే వా
అన్న విజిలే కొడితే
దుమ్మా ధూమ్ ధామ్

అది అది అది గది గది
అదరగొట్టా వచ్చిండే
చిన్నా కన్నా మనసిలాయో
అది అది అది గది గది
మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
చానా షానా మనసిలాయో

అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
అదరకొట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే

హే ఆరుపేరున గోతిని తొవ్వుకోమా సిల్లర ఎత్తుకోమా
బొట్టుకోమా చెల్లవు ఎత్తులమా గన్నే పేలునమా
ఉండరా బుద్దిగమా గన్నే పేలునమా సింగమొచ్చేరా
బొక్కలు మెక్కర దండాలు బంధురా పొట్లాలు బంధురా మూసుకోరా

అండరు కవరు థండరు బోల్టు రా
హంటరు పంటరు చూడు చిన్నా
హంటరు చూడు చిన్నా వాట్ ఏ డ్యూడ్ చిన్నా
ఇప్పుడు చూడు హంటరు చూడు చిన్నా
వాట్ ఏ డ్యూడ్ చిన్నా
ఇప్పుడు చూడు హంటరు చూడు చిన్నా
వాట్ ఏ డ్యూడ్ చిన్నా
ఇప్పుడు చూడూ

అది అది అది గది గది
అదరగొట్టా వచ్చిండే
చిన్నా కన్నా మనసిలాయో
అది అది అది గది గది
మెరుపులెక్కా వచ్చిండే
చానా షానా మనసిలాయో

మెరుపై వచ్చిండే మనసుపెట్టి వచ్చిండే
మడత పెట్టా వచ్చిండే సుట్టంబుచ్చిండే
ఆట కొచ్చిండే నాటు బీటైవచ్చిండే
వేట కత్తై వచ్చిండే వేటకొచ్చిండే

Manasilaayo Song English Lyrics :

Female : Thirichi vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Thiruththi vaikkaan vannallae
Thittam undallae

Female : Saettan vannallae
Saettai seiyyaa vannallae
Petta thullaan vannallae
Vettaiyan allae hae

Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae

Male : Peratti pattai edu
Norukkanumdaa monae
Urummi odaiyanum
Erangi vaannae

Male : Mudiya kalaichuvittu
Nee nadanthu ponaa
Narambu podaichchukithae
Koluththanum vaannaa

Female : Hae raa raa ramaiyaa
Nee wrong-ah paarththaa sethaaramthaan

Female : Yaei raa raa raakkammaa
Annan sodakku pottaa sambamthaan

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Male : Unmai sonnaa manasilaayo

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Adi polikka vannallae
Male : Onnaa ninnaa manasilaayo

Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae

Female : Thirichi vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Thiruththi vaikkaan vannallae
Thittam undallae

Female : Saettan vannallae
Saettai seiyyaa vannallae
Petta thullaan vannallae
Vettaiyan allae….

Male : Kannaa past is past-u
Time rompa fast-u
Vittaa sikkaathudaa

Male : Kadavul peril kalavaram nooru
Padaichavan oor aaludaa

Male : Life oruvaattimaa
Love your duty-maa
Athil avankooda ivankooda
Why pottimaa

Male : Nee unakkaa nillu
Oor kedakkum thallu
Nee niram vittu manam paarththaa
Wonderful-u

Female : Hae raa raa ramaiyaa
Nee wrong-ah paarththaa sethaaramthaan

Female : Yaei raa raa raakkammaa
Annan sodakku pottaa sambamthaan

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Male : Unmai sonnaa manasilaayo

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Adi polikka vannallae
Male : Onnaa ninnaa manasilaayo

Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Adi polikka vannallae

Male : Haei adithalaththula
Kallarai vettikkamaa
Sillarai ottikkamaa nethilamaa
Illainaa oththikkamaa
Thottaa paththikkumaa
Oramaa oththikkamaa
Thottaa paththikkamaa
Manmathakkura makkaru makkaru
Muththuna thattula pottalam kattuna
Moodu kannaa

Male : Under cut-la
Thunder-u kondaru
Hunter vantaar choodu kannaa

Male : Hunter soodu kannaa
Vanttaaru dude kannaa
Ippudu choodu

Male : Hunter soodu kannaa
Vanttaaru dude kannaa
Ippudu choodu

Male : Hunter soodu kannaa
Chorus : Vanttaaru dude kannaa
Male : Ippudu choodu….oo….

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Therikkavittaan vannallae
Male : Unmai sonnaa manasilaayo

Male : Adi adi adi adi adi
Female : Adi polikka vannallae
Male : Onnaa ninnaa manasilaayo

Female : Thirichi vannallae
Therikkavittaan vannallae
Thiruththi vaikkaan vannallae
Thittam undallae

Female : Saettan vannallae
Saettai seiyyaa vannallae
Petta thullaan vannallae
Vettaiyan allae hae

 

Extra Information :

About Nakash Aziz :

Indian composer and singer Nakash Aziz, better known by his stage name Nakash, was born on February 24, 1985. On movies like Highway, Raanjhanaa, Rockstar, Delhi 6, and I (Hindi dubbed), he has assisted composer A. R. Rahman. Songs like “Jabra Fan” from Fan, “Sari Ke Fall Sa” and “Gandi Baat” from the 2013 movie R… Rajkumar, and “Dhating Nach” from the 2013 movie Phata Poster Nikhla Hero are among his well-known playback performances.

Childhood

Moodabidri, a tiny suburban village outside of Mangalore, is where Aziz was born. He comes from a line of singers. Prior to becoming a playback vocalist, he composed music for religious CDs and jingles. In August 2020 he wed Ruby Shaikh. He currently resides in Mumbai together with his family.

Nakash Aziz had an appearance on Jay-Ho! in 2021. Reality TV frequently prioritizes drama and popularity over actual experiences, as the Jay Kumar Show noted. He pointed out that the best shows strike a mix between entertaining and real talent, even though some stir up controversy for viewers. In an effort to bring his own unique perspective, Nakash also expressed his interest in hosting or judging a show in the future.

About Rajinikanth :

Indian actor Shivaji Rao Gaikwad[a], better known by his stage name Rajinikanth[b], was born on December 12, 1950, and primarily performs in Tamil films. Over the course of his five-decade career, he has acted in 170 films [c], including Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, and Kannada. He is considered by many to be among the most well-liked and prosperous actors in Indian film history.

He has a cult following and a sizable international fan base thanks to his distinctively stylized demeanor and one-liners in movies. The Indian government honored him with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the highest honor in the film industry, the Padma Bhushan in 2000, and the Padma Vibhushan in 2016, India’s third and second highest civilian honors. His contributions to Indian cinema were recognized during the 2019 Film Awards ceremony. He has received numerous film honors, including one Filmfare Award, a Nandi Award, and seven Tamil Nadu State Film Awards.

Rajinikanth’s acting career began with a brief stint playing adversarial roles in Tamil films after he made his acting debut in K. Balachander’s 1975 Tamil drama Apoorva Raagangal. He got critical praise for his significant positive part as a scorned lover in S. P. Muthuraman’s Bhuvana Oru Kelvi Kuri (1977), Mullum Malarum (1978), and Aval Appadithan (the latter of which won him a Tamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize for Best Actor). He had worked in every South Indian film industry by the end of the decade and had made a name for himself in Tamil cinema.

Then he performed in two parts. in the 1980 action thriller Billa, which was a re-make of the 1978 Hindi movie Don. In addition to earning him fame and establishing him as an action hero, it was his biggest commercial triumph to date. He won a special prize at the Tamil Nadu State Film Awards ceremony for his triple part in Moondru Mugam (1982). He debuted in Hindi cinema the next year with the highly successful Andhaa Kaanoon (1983), directed by T. Rama Rao.

He was the recipient of the 1984 Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Actor for Nallavanukku Nallavan. Geraftaar (1985), Padikkadavan (1985), Mr. Bharath (1986), Dosti Dushmani (1986), Velaikaran (1987), Manithan (1987), Dharmathin Thalaivan (1988), and ChaalBaaz (1989) were among the popular Tamil and Hindi films he starred in in the later part of the 1980s.

Mani Ratnam received significant critical acclaim for his portrayal in the 1991 Tamil crime film Thalapathi. He worked with Suresh Krissna on a number of films, including as Annaamalai (1992) and Baashha (1995), the latter of which was both his greatest commercial triumph to date and the highest-grossing Tamil picture for a long time.[19] His other hits include Mannan (1992), Uzhaippali (1993), and Muthu (1995) and Padayappa (1999) by P. Vasu and K. S. Ravikumar, the latter of which surpassed Baashha to become the highest-grossing film in both his and Tamil cinema.

He took a few years off from performing before making a comeback in the comedic horror movie Chandramukhi (2005), which went on to become the highest-grossing Tamil film once more. His subsequent film, Sivaji (2007), directed by S. Shankar, was the third Indian movie and This was the first Tamil movie to reach the 100 Crore Club. The science fiction films Enthiran (2010) and its sequel 2.0 (2018), which were among the highest-grossing Indian films ever and the most costly productions at the time of their release, featured him in dual roles as a scientist and an andro-humanoid robot.[d]

With almost ₹600 crore in earnings from his most recent blockbuster, Jailer, released in 2023, he became the only actor in the Tamil film industry to have two films with a gross of ₹500 crore. Additionally, Asiaweek called Rajinikanth one of the most influential people in South Asia. Forbes India also named him the year 2010’s most influential Indian.

Childhood

On December 12, 1950, Rajinikanth was born Shivaji Rao Gaikwad into a Marathi Hindu household in Bangalore, Mysore State (now Karnataka). His father, Ramoji Rao Gaekwad, was a police constable, and his mother was a housewife. His ancestors were from Maharashtra’s Pune district, specifically Mavadi Kadepathar. In a family with two older brothers (Satyanarayana Rao and Nageshwara Rao) and a sister (Aswath Balubhai), he is the youngest of four siblings. The family relocated to Bangalore’s Hanumantha Nagar area and constructed a home there after his father retired from his job in 1956. When he was nine years old, his mother passed away.

The Gavipuram Government Kannada Model Primary School in Bangalore is where Rajinikanth completed his elementary schooling. When he was younger, he was “Studious and mischievous” having a strong passion for basketball, football, and cricket. His brother enrolled him in the Ramakrishna Math, a Hindu monastery established by the Ramakrishna Mission, during this period. He was taught history, tradition, and the Vedas in math, which ultimately gave him a spiritual sense.

He started performing in plays at the math school in addition to receiving spiritual instruction. He was offered the chance to play the part of Ekalavya’s companion from the Hindu epic Mahabharata, which stoked his interest in theater. The Kannada poet D. R. Bendre praised his performance in the play. Rajinikanth enrolled in the Acharya Pathasala Public School after sixth grade and continued his education there until he finished his pre-university studies. Of course. He spent a lot of time performing in plays while attending the Acharya Pathasala for his education.

After finishing school, Rajinikanth worked as a coolie and other jobs before landing a position as a bus operator with the Bangalore Transport Service .After the Kannada dramatist Topi Muniappa gave him an opportunity to appear in one of his mythical plays, he kept performing. After seeing an advertisement, he made the decision to enroll in an acting training at the recently established Madras Film Institute. His buddy and coworker Raj Bahadur encouraged him to join the institute and provided financial support throughout this time.

despite the fact that his family did not entirely back his desire to do so While he was time at the institute, K. Balachander, a Tamil film director, took note. Using a character’s name from his last movie, Major Chandrakanth, Balachander gave Rajinikanth his stage name to prevent him from being confused with fellow actor Sivaji Ganesan. The director recommended that he learn Tamil, and Rajinikanth promptly complied. He is unable to write in the language, despite being able to read it.

About Amitabh Bachchan :

Born Amitabh Srivastava on October 11, 1942, Amitabh Bachchan (pronounced [əm`�ˈt̪ɑːbʱ ˈbətːʃən] ⓘ) is an Indian actor who performs in Hindi films. He is frequently regarded as one of the best, most accomplished, and most lucrative performers in Indian film history. He has been a key player in more than 200 films during his more than 50-year career in film. Bachchan is frequently praised as the Shahenshah of Bollywood, Star of the Millennium, Sadi Ke Mahanayak (which translates to “Greatest actor of the century” in Hindi), or just Big B.

François Truffaut, a French filmmaker, referred to the Indian film business as a “one-man industry” because of his domination in the 1970s and 1980s. He has won sixteen Filmfare Awards and six National Film Awards, among other honors. The Hindi poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan and his wife, social crusader Teji Bachchan, welcomed Amitabh Bachchan into the world in 1942 in Allahabad (now Prayagraj). He received his education at Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, and Sherwood College, Nainital. He began his acting career in 1969 as a voice narrator in Bhuvan Shome, directed by Mrinal Sen.

He first became well-known in the early 1970s thanks to parts in movies like Anand, Zanjeer, and Roti Kapada Aur Makaan. He went on to become even more famous in following years, earning the moniker “Angry Young Man” from a number of his on-screen personas in Hindi movies. From the middle of the 1970s to the 1980s, he frequently acted in high-grossing Indian films, including Deewaar, Sholay, Kabhi Kabhie, Hera Pheri, Amar Akbar Anthony, Parvarish, Khoon Pasina, Kasme Vaade, Don, Among his most well-known roles are those in Namak Haraam, Abhimaan, Majboor, Mili, Chupke Chupke, Do Anjaane, Kaala Patthar, Shaan, Silsila, Yaarana, Kaalia, Shakti, Aakhree Raasta, and Agneepath.

Other notable roles include Trishul, Muqaddar Ka Sikandar, Suhaag, Dostana, Naseeb, Laawaris, Namak Halaal, Coolie, Sharaabi, and Mard . He had a hiatus from performing in the 1990s, but Mohabbatein in 2000 signaled his comeback. Since then, he has acted in a number of popular and critically acclaimed films, including Brahmāstra: Part One – Shiva and Kalki 2898 AD, Cheeni Kum, Paa, Piku, Pink, Badla, Bhoothnath, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Aankhen, Baghban, Khakee, Black, Bunty Aur Babli, Sarkar, and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna. Piku became the only actor to win Best Actor at the National Film Awards for the fourth time. Bachchan as well made an appearance as a non-Indian Jewish character in the 2013 Hollywood movie The Great Gatsby.

Throughout his career, he has received a great deal of recognition, including a record four National Film Awards in the Best Actor category and other honors from foreign film festivals and award shows. With 34 nominations for Best Actor and 42 nominations altogether, he is the most nominated actor in any major acting category at Filmfare, and he has won sixteen Filmfare Awards.

For his contributions to the arts, the Indian government honored him with the Padma Shri in 1984, the Padma Bhushan in 2001, the Padma Vibhushan in 2015, and the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 2018, which is the highest honor in the film industry. He was honored by the French government. in 2007 for his outstanding career in the film industry and beyond, earning him the highest civilian honor, the Officer of the Legion of Honor.

Bachchan has performed as a playback vocalist, produced movies, and hosted television shows in addition to her acting career. The game show Kaun Banega Crorepati, which is India’s equivalent of the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? series, has had him as its host for multiple seasons. He briefly entered politics in the 1980s as well. Bachchan is a well-known brand advocate in India and has also participated in a number of charitable endeavors. In regions outside of the Indian subcontinent, such as Africa (South Africa, Eastern Africa, and Mauritius), the Middle East, and others, he gained a sizable following of South Asians living abroad.

(particularly Egypt and the United Arab Emirates), the United Kingdom, Russia, Central Asia, Oceania (Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand), the Caribbean (Guyana, Suriname, and Trinidad & Tobago), Canada, and the United States.[20] The “greatest star of stage or screen” award went to Bachchan in 1999, according to the BBC Your Millennium online survey. Time magazine named Bachchan the “Star of the Millennium” in October 2003.

Childhood and family

Harivansh Rai Bachchan, a Hindi poet, and Teji Bachchan, a social crusader, welcomed Bachchan into the world on October 11, 1942, in Allahabad (now Prayagraj). Fluent in Hindi, Urdu, and Awadhi, Harivansh Rai Bachchan was an Awadhi Hindu Kayastha .Harivansh’s forefathers were from Babupatti, a village in the Pratapgarh district’s Raniganj tehsil. the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh today. From Lyallpur, Punjab, British India (now Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan), Teji Bachchan was a Punjabi Sikh Khatri.[25][28] Ajitabh, Bachchan’s younger brother, is five years his junior.

Inspired by the famous term Inquilab Zindabad (“Long live the revolution”) used during the Indian independence fight, Bachchan’s parents originally intended to name him Inquilaab (Hindustani for “Revolution”). However, poet Sumitranandan Pant recommended the name Amitabh to his father.Amitabh’s father, who despised the caste system, published all of his works under the pen name Bachchan (“child-like” in colloquial Hindi), despite the fact that his last name was Srivastava.

He and Bachchan’s mother made the decision to enroll him in school as his father was trying to The family should be called Bachchan rather than Shrivastava. All of Amitabh’s immediate family now use Bachchan as their last name, which he used for his movie debut and for all other practical purposes. Both Bachchan’s mother and father passed away in 2007 and 2003, respectively.

About Fahadh Faasil :

Indian actor and producer Abdul Hameed Mohammed Fahad Fazil (born August 8, 1982), better known by his stage name Fahadh Faasil or FaFa, is mainly involved in Malayalam and Tamil films. One of the most paid and most well-liked Malayalam actors, Fahadh is renowned for his varied roles Fahadh has won multiple awards, including four Kerala State Film Awards, four Filmfare Awards South, and a National Film Award.

Born into a family of filmmakers, Fahadh started his career at the age of 20 with his father’s commercially and critically unsuccessful romantic picture Kaiyethum Doorath from 2002. Fahadh made his cinematic comeback after a seven-year break with the anthology Kerala Cafe (2009) and gained widespread recognition for his parts in the suspenseful thrillers Chaappa Kurishu (2011) and Akam (2011), for which he received the Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actor.

With the thriller 22 Female Kottayam (2012), the romantic dramas Diamond Necklace (2012) and Annayum Rasoolum (2013), the black comedy Amen (2013), the adventure drama North 24 Kaatham (2013), the drama Artist (2013), and the romantic comedy Oru Indian Pranayakadha (2013), Fahadh further garnered both critical and commercial success. In contrast, he received the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor and the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam for North 24 Kaatham and 22 Female Kottayam.[8][9] After that, he starred in the coming-of-age drama Bangalore Days (2014), which is among the highest-grossing Malayalam films.

Fahadh continued to receive accolades for his roles in the comedy-drama despite a couple box office setbacks. Action thriller Varathan (2018), satirical comedy Njan Prakashan (2018), crime drama Joji (2021), survival thriller Take Off (2017), crime drama Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum (2017), which earned him his third Filmfare Best Actor – Malayalam award and the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor, and Maheshinte Prathikaaram (2016). Since then, Fahadh has gained national notoriety for his roles in the action drama Vettaiyan (2024), action comedy Aavesham (2024), action thriller Vikram (2022), and political thriller Malik (2021).

Fahadh is a philanthropist and a famous brand and product endorser. Actress Nazriya Nazim is Fahadh’s wife. Along with his spouse, he co-owns the production business Fahadh Faasil and Friends. He also co-owns Bhavana Studios, a digital entertainment company, with Dileesh Pothan and Pushkaran Syam.

Early years and upbringing

Filmmaker Fazil and his wife, Rozina, welcomed Fahadh Faasil into the world on August 8, 1982, in Alappuzha, Kerala, as Abdul Hameed Mohammed Fahad Fazil He has a brother, Farhaan, who is also an actor, and two sisters, Ahameda and Fatima.

Fahadh finished his education at Choice School Tripunithura, Lawrence School Ooty, and SDV Central School Alappuzha. In the US, he later earned a bachelor’s degree from SD College in Alleppey and a master’s degree in philosophy from the University of Miami.

Career Breakthrough, Sabbatical, and Debut (2002–2012)

In 2002, Fahadh made his film debut as Shaanu, opposite Nikita Thukral in his father’s Kaiyethum Doorath. The movie didn’t do well at the box office. In reference to his performance, “Shaanu oozes charm and suits the character of Sachin, but he has to work hard on his dancing,” a Sify critic observed. Fahadh said after the movie’s failure, “Don’t blame my father for my failure because it was my mistake and I came into acting without any preparation of my own.

“After this, Fahadh took a career break from acting and spent five years studying in the United States. In 2009, Fahadh made a comeback to the film industry with the anthology Kerala Cafe. Fahadh played a journalist in Uday Ananthan’s Mrityunjayam, one of the ten shorts in the movie, at the request of director Ranjith.

In 2010, Fahadh made his film debut as Bobby in Pramani, which was met with mixed reviews. He subsequently appeared in Cocktail, a sleeper hit, as the owner of a construction company. In his first major part after making his debut, Fahadh portrayed an aspiring cricket player in the tournament. His performance was deemed “polished” by critics. In 2011, Fahadh starred in just one movie. In Chaappa Kurishu, he played the boss of a construction company across from Remya Nambeesan. He won the Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actor for the successful movie. Deccan Chronicle’s Keerthy Ramachandran expressed gratitude for his performance.

A significant turning point in Fahadh’s career occurred in 2012. His debut acting role was in the mediocre movie office hit Padmasree Bharat Dr. Saroj Kumar. In 22 Female Kottayam, his subsequent movie, Fahadh portrayed a tourism agency. Across from Rima Kallingal, a worker cheats on his lover. The movie became a huge box office hit and earned him his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam.

A reviewer for News18 wrote, “Fahadh shines as a lovable young entrepreneur in a woman oriented film, pulling off a difficult character with reasonable ease.” In Diamond Necklace, Fahadh portrayed an oncologist who worked in Dubai across from Anusree. That year, the movie became another commercial hit for him. His performance was deemed “outstanding” by an NDTV critic. The Kochi Town Central Police filed a complaint against Fahadh in June 2012 for breaking the law prohibiting the public display of pictures of smokers. There had previously been a poster of Diamond Necklace that featured him puffing on a cigarette.

 

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