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He has worked on several films with Kamal Haasan, early on in his career, choreographing celebrated work in Sagara Sangamam (1983) about a classical dancer, and in the romantic Hindi film Ek Duuje Ke Liye (1981).[4]

Raghuram also went on the direct the 1995 Bengali film, Bhagya Debata, starring Mithun Chakraborty and Rajinikanth.

His first daughter, Suja, appeared in Kannada and Malayalam language films while also being a prominent television actress.

raghuram master biography

Raghuram married Girija, another choreographer, and helped her sisters Jayanthi, Kala and Brindha make their breakthrough in the industry. He has worked on several films with Kamal Haasan including the famous film Sagara Sangamam in 1983 and he later performed alongside Kamal Haasan in the film Dasavathaaram. He debuted in a movie as a child actor in the film Padikkadha medhai in the year 1960.

He had two daughters, who are also involved in the film industry. He also worked with the most influential film star of India A.K.A Rajinikanth Apart from his acting and dancing career Raghuram also directed few films like The Bengali Film and Bhagya Debata starring Rajinikanth and Mithun Chakraborty.

He has two daughters, who are also involved in the film industry.

He has two daughters, who are also involved in the film industry. He learnt dance along with J. Jayalalitha, with the pair both having their arangetram (debut) in 1960. Gayathri, his second daughter, has also appeared in films as an actress and a choreographer.

Raghuram died on 30 November 2013, following a heart attack at his Chennai home, on his 64th birthday.


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Raghuram

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Raghuram was an Indian dance choreographer who was born into a Tamil brahmin family and who is also the grandson of the actor Krishnaswami Subhramanyam.

Later he switched to Bharata Natyam under Dancer K.J Sarasa. He then started out on his own in 1974 and created his career in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi film industries. He then featured alongside Kamal Haasan in Dasavathaaram (2008) as Appa Rao, a comedy cop. He then started out on his own in 1974 and went on to choreograph Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi movies.

Raghuram started learning Kathakali at an early age of 5 from his Guru Gopinath. His first daughter, Suja Raghuram, appeared in Kannada and Malayalam language films while also being a prominent television actress. The event, heralded a success by the media, featured dance performances from actors and speeches from other film personalities.

Raghuram is the grandson of K.

Subramanyam, a Tamil film director of the 1930s, while his aunt Padma Subrahmanyam is a prominent classical dancer. His first daughter, Suja Raghuram, appeared in Kannada and Malayalam language films while also being a prominent television actress.[9]Gayathri Raghuram, his second daughter, has also appeared in films as an actress and a choreographer.

He then featured alongside Kamal Haasan in Dasavathaaram (2008) as Appa Rao, a comedy cop.[5] In 2000, he began work on a film on friendship starring Abbas, Vineeth and his daughter Suja Raghuram, but the film was later shelved.[6] In 2012, an event named Amma Appa Guru Deivam was held to felicitate Raghuram's fiftieth year in the film industry.

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Raghuram began learning Kathakali, aged five from prominent dance expert Gopinath, and then in 1956, he switched to learning Bharata Natyam under danseuse K. J. Sarasa. He debuted choreographer in the Telugu film Kanne Vayasu. Gayathri Raghuram, his second daughter, has also appeared in films as an actress and a choreographer.

Raghuram

Indian dance choreographer (1949-2013)

Not to be confused with Raghu Ram or Raghuram Rajan.

Raghuram (1 May 1949[citation needed] – 30 November 2013) was an Indian dance choreographer, who choreographed more than a thousand songs in Indian films across various languages.[1] He was born into a Tamil BrahminIyer family and is the grandson of actor Krishnaswami Subrahmanyam.