Cheyyar Ravi

Cheyyar Ravi (c.1962 – 11 March 2017) was an Indian film and television director, who has directed Tamil and Sinhala films and serials.[2]

Cheyyar Ravi
Born1962
Thiruvannamalai dist , Cheyyar , Vadamanappakkam Village
Died (aged 54)[1]
OccupationFilm director
Years active1998–2017

Career

Cheyyar Ravi directed two Tamil films in the 1990s, Dharma Seelan (1993) featuring Prabhu and Harichandra (1998) with Karthik.[3] In 2009, he began pre-production on an untitled film starring Bharath and written by Crazy Mohan, but the film failed to materialise.[4] It was reported in 2011 that Cheyyar Ravi would direct Nanbargal 40 Thirudargalum for Sivaji Productions featuring Kamal Haasan and Prabhu, but again, the film was never made.[5]

He has since prioritised work as a director of television serials with most of the series were produced by Sathya Jyothi films, making Gopuram in 2000, Panam in 2003, Anandham from 2003 [Soruthihudu maneya maaligi in 2013 and Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum featuring Shruthi Raj in 2015.[6][7] He also sits on the committee for the South Indian Small Screen Producers Council.[8] He directed the Sinhalese remake of Malayalam film Drishyam titled Dharmayudhaya.[9]

Death

He died due to cardiac arrest on 11 March 2017, while directing a TV series.[10][11]

Filmography

Films

YearFilmNotes
1993Dharma Seelan
1998Harichandra
2017DharmayudhayaSinhalese film

Television

YearSerialNotes
2000-02Gopuram
2003Varam
2003Panam
2003-09Anandham
2015Annakodiyum Aindhu Pengalum
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