Jamshad Cethirakath
Jammy
Born in Kerala India, Arya initially worked as a computer engineer. Luckily for us however, his passion for filming and his impressive physique brought him to modeling before debuting in acting.
Director VishnuVardhan's fetish actor, he worked with other acclaimed filmmakers and started building a solid filmography as a versatile and subtle actor, delivering pungent portrayals.
His first release was VishnuVardhan's Arinthum Ariyamalum (2005), where Arya played as son to Prakash Raj in a critically acclaimed young gangster role which won him Filmfare Best Debut Award South and Best New Male Face Award at the Filmfare Awards.
Since then, he embodied very diverse characters with equal intensity, demonstrating a emotional verve and sharpness, on screen presence, fine sense of humour, and an extremely powerful unaffected candor.
His dedication to his work won him respect of the south Indian film industry very quickly. He is known to choose the projects he gets involved in very carefully and give them the best.
Tough yet endearing gangster in Pattiyal, impressive sadhu in Bala's Naan Kadavul (Best actor Nomination at 57th South Filmfare Awards), bubbly suitor in Sarvam to soft lover in ullam Ketkumae, romantic wrestler Madharasapattinam, are a few of them.
We'll soon see him in Boss Engira Baskaran, co starring Nayanthara, Chikku bukku, pairing Shriya and Ivan Avan with Vishal, where he is being casted by renewed director Bala for the second time after the very moving, praised and awarded Naan Kadavul.
Arya also started his production company, "The Show People", which will see its first release in 2010 with Padithurai.
His younger brother is the newcomer actor Sathya.
Karthik is a flamboyant, brave architect who does things in his own style. Sandhya, a young and beautiful pediatrician became a doctor for the love of children. Love sweeps these two opposite poles. Meanwhile Naushad and his beloved eight year son Imman is threatened to be revenged by mentally imbalanced Eashwar. The two tales are entwined through a series of events and Karthink finds himself threatend by Eashwar. The twists of fate load to a thrilling climax between two men, one with utmost courage to protect life and the other with insane power to destroy the same.
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Madrasapattinam is a period love story set in the pre independence era pertaining to the period from 1940 to 1947. Madrasapattinam tells a love story with independence struggle as its backdrop. The film moves around the romantic affair between a Madrasi youth (Arya) and a British girl (Amy Jackson) who is the 18 year old daughter of the governor of Madrasapattinam.
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'Avan' is played by Vishal who portrays the role of Walter Vanangamudy, while 'Ivan' is Arya who portrays the role of Kumbudra Saami. Having tonsured their heads for the roles (and following the director's request to keep their startling appearance secret from the public), the two stars are playing a pair of petty thieves. Vishal is a squint-eyed hero, using con-tricks to fund local dramas, while Arya portrays his stepbrother. The director says, "Avan Ivan is a film that will make you roar with laughter for the most part. Occasionally, you may cry. But finally you will be shocked." With music scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja, the film's highlights include a 10-minute scene where Vishal and Arya appear together with Suriya, who makes a memorable cameo appearance!
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