Singampuli (b. 1968)

Alias:
D. Singampuli
D.P. Singapuli
Ram Sathya
Singam Puli
Singapuli
சிங்கம்புலி

Birthplace:
Theni, Tamil Nadu, India

Born:
July 6, 1968

Singampuli is a Tamil film actor and director, especially appearing in supporting roles in films.  Singampuli was born and brought up in Theni, Periyakulam and after studying engineering in Bangalore, he arrived in Chennai looking for a career in films. During his stint as an assistant director with Sundar C, Singampuli suggested the original plot point of Unnaithedi to the director and Sundar wrote the script of the film within a week, before discussing the line with actor Ajith Kumar. Ajith was initially unimpressed but agreed to do the romantic story anyway, mentioning that if the film became a success he would feature in a future film to be directed by Singampuli. Subsequently, he agreed terms to work in the 2002 action film Red, a story telling the tale of a Madurai-based revolutionary. The film opened to mixed reviews upon release and eventually the film had an average run at the box office but went on to gain cult status among ajith fans after some years. In 2005, he made the kidnap comedy film Maayavi featuring Suriya and Jyothika, winning acclaim for his work.  Director Bala cast him in an acting role as a beggar in Naan Kadavul (2009) and since Singampuli has appeared in several films in supporting roles.

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Assistant Director:
2002  Raja
2003  Anjaneya

Dialogue:
2000  Kannan Varuvaan
2002  Raja
2003  Anjaneya
2004  Perazhagan
2009  Renigunta

Director:
2000  Kannan Varuvaan
2002  Raja
2002  Red
2003  Anjaneya
2004  Perazhagan
2005  Maayavi
2009  Renigunta

Screenplay:
2000  Kannan Varuvaan
2002  Raja
2002  Red
2003  Anjaneya
2004  Perazhagan
2005  Maayavi
2009  Renigunta

Story:
2000  Kannan Varuvaan
2002  Raja
2002  Red
2003  Anjaneya
2004  Perazhagan
2005  Maayavi
2009  Renigunta

Writer:
2000  Kannan Varuvaan
2002  Raja
2002  Red
2003  Anjaneya
2004  Perazhagan
2005  Maayavi
2009  Renigunta

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