By Entertainment Desk March 26, 2025
Prakash Raj started his career in Kannada theatre with the legendary dramatist K.V. Subbanna at Ninasam, a famous theatre institute in Karnataka.
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He joined the renowned theatre group, Kalakshetra, and was actively involved in street plays, stage dramas, and experimental theatre productions.
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The actor didn’t achieve overnight success. He started with small roles in Kannada films in the early 1990s, gaining recognition for his versatility.
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His role in Harakeya Kuri (1992) earned him widespread acclaim, marking his entry into mainstream cinema.
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His portrayal in Mani Ratnam’s Iruvar (1997) won him the National Award, establishing him as a powerful performer.
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From embracing villains to emotional father figures, he became a sought-after actor across multiple industries.
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He has won four Filmfare Awards, three Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, and a National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor.
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He has successfully ventured into direction and production, delivering critically acclaimed films, including Dhoni, Naanu Nanna, among others.
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Despite his cinema success, he continues to support and promote theatre, staying true to his artistic roots.
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The actor has many upcoming films in his pipeline, including Retro, Daaku Maharaaj, OG, Game Changer, Jana Nayagan, and Goodachari 2.
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