Indian choreographer, film producer & actor (born 1973)
Prabhu Deva
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Born
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1973-04-03
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3 April 1973
(age 51)
[1]
[2]
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Occupations
| - Actor
- director
- dance choreographer
- producer
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Years active
| 1991?present
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Spouses
| -
Ramlath
(
m.
1995;
div.
2011)
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Children
| 4
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Parent
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Relatives
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Awards
| Padma Shri
(2019)
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Prabhu Deva
(born 3 April 1973) is an Indian dance choreographer, film director, producer and actor who has worked predominantly in
Tamil
,
Hindi
,
Telugu
and
Kannada
language films.
[3]
In a career spanning 32 years, he has performed and designed dancing styles and has garnered two
National Film Awards
for
Best Choreography
. In 2019, he was awarded the
Padma Shri
for his contributions to dance.
[4]
Beginning with a series of acting roles in the 1990s and early 2000s, Prabhu Deva featured in several commercially successful films including
Kadhalan
(1994),
Love Birds
(1996),
Minsara Kanavu
(1997) and
VIP
(1997). After further critically acclaimed performances in
Kaathala Kaathala
(1998),
Vanathai Pola
(2000),
Pennin Manathai Thottu
(2000),
Alli Thandha Vaanam
(2001) and
Engal Anna
(2004). Deva then failed to recreate the success of his earlier films and his box office value began to decline and he subsequently made appearances in supporting roles in Tamil. He then successfully ventured into direction with the 2005
Telugu
film
Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana
, and the success of the project prompted further offers for Deva as a director. He then went on to make highly profitable films in Tamil, Telugu and
Hindi
languages such as
Pokkiri
(2007),
Shankar Dada Zindabad
(2007),
Wanted
(2009),
Rowdy Rathore
(2012),
R... Rajkumar
(2013) and
Singh is Bliing
(2015).
[5]
Early life and family
[
edit
]
Prabhu Deva was born in
Mysore
,
Mysore State
(present-day
Karnataka
state) on 3 April 1973 to
Mugur Sundar
and Mahadevamma Sundar. Inspired by his father
Mugur Sundar
, a choreographer for
South Indian movies
, he took up dancing, learning
Indian classical dance forms
such as
Bharatanatyam
from Dharmaraj and Udupi Lakshminarayanan.
[6]
[7]
as well as Western styles.
Raju Sundaram
and
Nagendra Prasad
are his brothers.
Deva first appeared as a boy playing a flute in the song "Panivizhum Iravu", from the Tamil film
Mouna Ragam
(1986).
[8]
[9]
He later appeared as a background dancer for a song in the 1988
Tamil film
Agni Natchathiram
. Deva's first venture as a choreographer was the Kamal Haasan starrer
Vetri Vizha
(1989).
[10]
He has since then choreographed for over 100 movies. From choreography, he went into acting. In 1999, Deva,
Shobhana
and
A. R. Rahman
performed with a Tamil cinema dancing troupe at the "
MJ & Friends
" Michael Jackson tribute concert in
Munich
, Germany. As of 2010, he serves as chairman and director of the Prabhu Deva's Dance Academy in
Singapore
.
[11]
Acting career
[
edit
]
1993?2004
[
edit
]
After a series of cameo appearances in songs from Tamil films, Deva was given his first lead role by director
Pavithran
in the romantic drama film
Indhu
(1994). Appearing alongside actress
Roja
and
Sarathkumar
, Deva's ability to dance was fully utilised in the song sequences, with
gaana
and
disco
music thereafter being regularly featured in his films. He made his breakthrough as an actor with
Shankar
's sophomore film, the romantic drama
Kadhalan
(1994), where he portrayed a young student who first stands up against his lover's father and then an international terrorist.
[10]
The film was highly lauded for its technical prowess and went on to win four
National Film Awards
, while
A. R. Rahman
's songs and Deva's choreography, especially in the songs "Mukkabla" and "Urvasi Urvasi", became very popular across India.
[12]
Despite starring relative newcomers, the film went on to become the highest grossing Tamil film of 1994 and the commercial success made Deva a bankable actor.
[13]
The film also saw success through its dubbed Telugu and Hindi versions, creating a market for Deva in other Indian regional industries.
While his next project
Raasaiyya
(1995) garnered poor reviews and collections, he continued to attract big-budget films and worked in two further films with music by Rahman in 1996,
Love Birds
and
Mr. Romeo
. Shot extensively in
London
,
Love Birds
received a wide theatrical release in overseas destinations and won Deva positive reviews for his portrayal.
[14]
Meanwhile, for
Mr. Romeo
, Deva charged a comparatively high ?60 lakhs for his remuneration and appeared in a double role alongside
Shilpa Shetty
and
Madhoo
. The music and dance portions of both films were praised by critics, though both endured middling performances at the box office.
[15]
[16]
Deva won critical acclaim for his role in
Rajiv Menon
's romantic drama
Minsara Kanavu
(1997), where he portrayed a streetwise hairstylist who inadvertently attracts the attention of a young woman, who he tries to help set up with another man but instead falls in love with her. Featuring Deva alongside
Arvind Swamy
and
Kajol
, the film went on to win four
National Film Awards
, three
Tamil Nadu State Film Awards
and a
Filmfare Award
mostly for the film's soundtrack by Rahman. Meanwhile, Deva also won the
National Film Award for Best Choreography
for his work in the song "Vennilave".
[17]
[18]
A critic from Indolink.com wrote: "it is easy to become a fan of Prabhu Deva after this movie if you are not one yet", while Rediff.com referred to his performance as "graceful".
[19]
[20]
Minsara Kanavu
performed well at the box office and also had a wide release in Hindi, under the title
Sapnay
. His following release, the romantic comedy
V. I. P.
(1997), featuring an ensemble cast of
Abbas
,
Simran
and
Rambha
also did well commercially.
[21]
[22]
Indolink.com described the film as "probably the feel-good movie of 1997", adding that "this movie is important as its probably the coming of age for Prabhu Deva" and that "he has definitely matured since his
Kadhalan
days and shows a lot more restraint and a little flair for comedy".
[23]
During the period, Deva also signed a big-budget bilingual Hindi and Tamil production titled
Mazhai Vara Poguthey
opposite
Juhi Chawla
. Despite beginning production, the film was later cancelled.
[24]
[25]
Deva continued to win critical acclaim and commercial success with his roles in the comedy film
Kaathala Kaathala
(1998), co-starring
Kamal Haasan
and the drama film
Ninaivirukkum Varai
(1999). Regarding his performance in the latter film, a reviewer from Indolink.com cited that "Prabhu Deva gets a wonderful script and character that he's comfortable in".
[26]
He subsequently went on to feature in the
Guinness World Record
-setting film
Suyamvaram
(1999) and
Vikraman
's successful family drama film
Vaanathaippola
(2000), where critics praised his "histrionic abilities".
[27]
In the early 2000s, Deva actively began to work on more smaller-budget comedy films as his appeal at the box office began to decline. Despite winning critical acclaim for his performance as a bus conductor in
Eazhaiyin Sirippil
(2000) and commercial success with his work in
Sundar C
's
Ullam Kollai Poguthae
(2001),
Manadhai Thirudivittai
(2001) and
Charlie Chaplin
(2002), many of his other Tamil films during the period did not perform well financially.
[28]
In this period, he also notably worked on the film
One Two Three, The Winners
(2002) along with
Jyothika
and real-life brothers,
Raju Sundaram
and
Nagendra Prasad
,
[29]
as well as
Siddique
's successful hit
Engal Anna
(2004), with
Vijayakanth
. Subsequently, Deva moved on to prioritise acting roles in different industries, notably starring in off-beat roles in the Kannada film
H
2
O
(2002), alongside
Upendra
and the Hindi film
Agni Varsha
(2002), with
Amitabh Bachchan
. He also worked extensively in the Telugu film industry, appearing in multi-starrer films or as the second lead actor, in projects including
Santosham
(2002),
Kalyana Ramudu
(2003) and
Andaru Dongale Dorikite
(2004).
[30]
2005?2015
[
edit
]
Following the success of his directorial ventures, Deva actively began to appear in fewer acting roles. He portrayed leading roles in the dance film
Style
(2006). Deva also portrayed a supporting role in
Santosh Sivan
's Malayalam
historical drama film
Urumi
(2011), featuring in an ensemble cast including
Prithviraj
,
Arya
and
Genelia D'Souza
. The film opened to critical acclaim, while Deva was highly appreciated for his performance with a critic from
The Hindu
noting: Deva "excels with his standout comic repartee".
[31]
[32]
He continued to make occasional appearances and portrayed leading roles in the dance films
Style
(2006),
ABCD
(2013) and its sequel
ABCD 2
(2015). The films all performed well commercially, with a critic writing: "regarded as the dance legend by many, Prabhu is, expectedly, incomparable in dances, but the good news is that he handles the dramatic scenes well too" for his performance in
ABCD
.
[33]
2016?present
[
edit
]
Deva returned to Tamil cinema as an actor after a gap of 11 years with the 2016 film
Devi
, joining hands with director
A. L. Vijay
.
[34]
The film was also simultaneously shot in Hindi and Telugu, titled
Abhinetri
and
Tutak Tutak Tutiya
.
[35]
[36]
In 2017, Deva acted in
Thangar Bachan
's film
Kalavaadiya Pozhuthugal
. In 2017, he released a comedy driven heist film
Gulaebaghavali
(2018) in Pongal festival.
[37]
Followed by silent film,
Mercury
(2018) and musical dance
Lakshmi
(2018).
[38]
[39]
In 2019,
Charlie Chaplin 2
was released, which is a sequel to 2002 film
Charlie Chaplin
.
[40]
He also debuted as a lyricist in the film.
[41]
After that Deva appeared in
Devi 2
, which is a sequel of
Devi
.
[42]
The film was simultaneously shot in Telugu as
Abhinetri 2
and
Khamoshi
directed by
Chakri Toleti
, both co-starring
Tamannaah
.
[43]
[44]
In 2021, Deva directed
Salman Khan
in
Radhe
, a remake of the 2017 South Korean film,
The Outlaws
.
[45]
[46]
Personal life
[
edit
]
Prabhu Deva married Ramlath, who later changed her name to Latha. They had three children, but their eldest son died of cancer in 2008, aged 13.
[47]
In 2010, Ramlath filed a petition at the family court, seeking directions against Deva from
live-in relationship
with the actress
Nayanthara
and requesting a reunion with him. Furthermore, Ramlath threatened to go on a
hunger strike
if Prabhu Deva married Nayanthara. Several women's organisations conducted protests against Nayanthara for bringing disrepute to Tamil culture, burning an
effigy
of her. Ramlath and Deva divorced in 2011. In 2012, Nayanthara confirmed that she had ended her relationship with Prabhu Deva.
[48]
[49]
[50]
[51]
Deva has moved to Mumbai and is residing at
Boney Kapoor
's old place called Green Acres.
[52]
Prabhu Deva's mother Mahadevamma is from the village of
Doora
, about 17 kilometres (11 mi) from
Mysore
. He owns property in Doora, and has developed a farm there.
[
citation needed
]
In May 2020, amid the
COVID-19 lockdown in India
, Deva married Himani, a
Mumbai
based physiotherapist.
[53]
[54]
He had a fourth child, a girl, on 13 June 2023.
[55]
Other appearances
[
edit
]
Deva made brief appearances in solo items such as "April Mayile" in
Idhayam
(1991), "Lallaku Doldapi Ma" in
Suriyan
(1992), "Chinna Rasave" in
Walter Vetrivel
(1993), "
Chikku Bukku Rayile
" in
Gentleman
(1993), after appearing as junior artist in songs such as "Rajathi Raja" in
Agni Natchathiram
(1988). He performed with
Madhuri Dixit
in the song "Ke Sera Sera" for the movie
Pukar
. He acted along with
Lawrence Raghavendra
in the 2006
Telugu film
Style
. He performed with
Apache Indian
in the song "No Problem" for his film
Love Birds
.
He performed in the film
Aabra Ka Daabra
, for the song "Om Sh". He performed in the
Nana Patekar
and
Karisma Kapoor
-starrer film
Shakti: The Power
(2002) for a song. He performed with
Upendra
in the Kannada film
H
2
O
. He made a special appearance in
Pokkiri
(which was directed by himself), with
Vijay
in the song "Aadungada". He performed again with Vijay in his own directional
Villu
for the song "Hey Rama" as a guest appearance. He performed with Bollywood actors
Salman Khan
and
Govinda
for a song in his 2009 directorial
Wanted
.
He performed at the opening ceremony of the
2012 Indian Premier League
on 3 April in Chennai along with
Amitabh Bachchan
,
Salman Khan
,
Kareena Kapoor
,
Priyanka Chopra
and American artist
Katy Perry
. The event was special to Prabhu Deva as he shared his 39th birthday on the same day.
[56]
Filmography
[
edit
]
Honours
[
edit
]
Awards
[
edit
]
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edit
]
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