Poovaiyar

Poovaiyar is an Indian gaana[lower-alpha 1] singer and actor who works in Tamil-language films.

Poovaiyar
Other namesKapees[1]
Occupation
  • Singer
  • actor
Years active2019–present

Career

Poovaiyar participated and became the second runner up of Super Singer Junior 6.[3][4] He sang the song "Chimp Song" in Gorilla (2019) along with Anthony Daasan.[5] Poovaiyar co-sang the song "Verithanam" in the film Bigil (2019) with Vijay and Sangeetha Rajeshwaran.[6] Poovaiyar sang the song "Kolamav Kokkila" in the film 50/50 (2019).[7] The film picturizes Yogi Babu and is inspried by the song "Kalyaana Vayasu" from Kolamavu Kokila.[1] He has been signed to play a role in the upcoming Master (2020).[8]

Discography

Year Film Song Composer Co-singers Lyricist
2019Gorilla"Chimp Song"Sam C. S.Anthony DaasanSam C. S.
Bigil"Verithanam"A. R. RahmanVijay, Sangeetha RajeshwaranVivek
50/50"Kolamav Kokkila"Dharan KumarMC DMC D

Filmography

  • All films are in Tamil, unless otherwise noted.
Year Film Role Notes
2019BigilHimselfSpecial appearance in the song "Verithanam"[2]
2020MasterTBA
2020CobraTBA

Notes

  1. Ganna is a type of folk music in Tamil Nadu.[2]
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References

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