Even after so many years since its release, Sivaji’s performance in the film continues to wow viewers.ĭeiva Magan The film was adapted from a Bengali novel named Ulka.ĪC Trilogchander directed Deiva Magan saw Siva play triple roles for the first time. Even when the film was digitized and re-released a few years ago in cinemas, audiences thronged to see it on the big screen. Centered on the life of Karna, played by Sivaji, the film was made on a lavish budget and it went on to be a huge box-office success. The film brought together Sivaji and veteran Telugu star Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (NTR) for the first time. One of their best collaborations happened in the form of Karnan, the story of Karna and his role in Kauravas to battle the Pandavas in the Kurukshetra.
Sivaji is known for several of his collaborations with filmmaker BR Panthulu.
The film, which won the National Award for best feature film in Tamil, also fetched Sivaji the Best Actor award at several national as well international film festivals. Sivaji’s performance as Kattabomman received praise from all quarters, despite some criticizing the film for its inaccurate portrayal of the central character. The film had its premiere in London, and then released in Tamil Nadu six days later. In BR Panthulu-directed Veerapandiya Kattabomman, a biographical war film, Sivaji played the role of brave warrior Kattabomman. Very few actors could portray a variety of roles as effortlessly as Sivaji Ganesan, who never restricted himself to certain type of roles. One of the most powerful scenes in the film unfolds inside a court where Sivaji, in what can be described as masterclass in acting, questions the societal norms and practices. The film was a testament to Sivaji’s impressive acting skills and his effortless ability to deliver long lines. As Gunasekaran, one of the immigrant brothers from Madurai living in Rangoon, Sivaji made a very strong impact in a role that was not easy to pull off. The film serves a strong commentary on the social law and the constitution. The story is centred on the misfortunes of a Tamil family during World War II. R Krishnan and S Panju directed Parasakthi holds a very special in Sivaji’s filmography. Parasakthi Parasakthi’s court room scene is well-known. On the occasion of his 19th death anniversary, we revisit five best performances of the veteran. Sivaji went on to star in many memorable films and roles throughout his career. With over 250 films to his credit in a career spanning over four decades, Sivaji made his acting debut with critically-acclaimed 1952 Tamil film Parasakthi, which had a screenplay by late Tamil Nadu former chief minister M Karunanidhi. Even though he predominantly worked in Tamil industry, he was widely popular for his versatility and acting prowess across industries. Actor Sivaji Ganesan is unarguably one of the finest actors of Indian cinema.
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