E. Ramdoss
E. Ramdoss is an Indian film director, screenwriter and actor who has worked on Tamil films. Career. Ramdoss was born in Villupuram to freedom fighter Ethirajalu Pillai and Poongavanam. As a youngster, he regularly watched films and during his time in college, he developed an interest inl screenwriting. He later kkpjejibsnjeydhsmqjigeqqasfsdueymoved to Mylapore, Chennai in late 1979, attempting to make a career in the Tamil film industry where he became acquainted with then budding film maker Manobala, who was his neighbour. Manobala introduced him to film personalities including T. K. Mohan, for whom Ramdoss first wrote a song  for in the unreleased film "Karadi" (1980). Ramdoss then worked with director P. S. Nivas on his first screenplay, and was given the writing credits for "Enakkaga Kaathiru" (1981) which starred Suman and Sumalatha. After working with Nsivas, Ramdoss moved on to collaborate as an assistant director to Manivannan for six films, before moving on to work for producer Kovai Thambi for Motherland Pictures. The success of several of Thambi's films meant that he offered Ramdoss an opportunity to make his directorial debut through "Aayiram Pookkal Malarattum" (1986) which starred Mohan and Seetha. Despite a publicised fallout between the  producer and the original music composer Ilaiyaraaja, the film became a success commercially. His next film "Raaja Raajathan" (1989) featured Ramarajan and Gouthami, and also did well at the box office. Failing to get opportunities to work with bigger stars, Ramdoss next made two films with actor Mansoor Ali Khan, by helming the action drama "Ravanan" (1994) and the political satire, "Vaazhga Jananayagam" (1996). He also later got the opportunity to direct a portion in the multi-starrer "Suyamvaram" (1999), which was shot within 24 hours, and was made in charge of filming the track between Pandiarajan and Kasthuri. Apart  from his credits as director, Ramdoss often collaborated with other film makers as a writer and contributed to films including "Makkal Aatchi" (1995), "Sangamam" and "Kanda Naal Mudhal" (2005). He later began to get opportunities as an actor following his role as a ward boy in "Vasool Raja MBBS" (2004). He has since appeared as a police officer in "Yuddham Sei" (2011), "Kakki Sattai" (2015), "Visaranai" (2016), "Dharma Durai" (2016) and "Vikram Vedha" (2017) amongst other projects.