Rajkiran
J. Mohideen Abdul Khadar, known by his stage name Rajkiran, is Indian actor, producer and director, who has acted in more than 30 Tamil films. Early life. Rajkiran was born as J. Mohideen Abdul Khadar on 16 March 1949 at Keelakarai into a Muslim family. He was married to Chellamma in 1996 and separated in 2014. And later he remarried to the actress Padma Jyoti in the same year and they had sons, Nainar Mohammad and Zeenat Priya. Film career. Rajkiran began by producing two Ramarajan starrer films and in one of them he appeared in a brief role . In 1991, he produced and acted in lead role in Kasthuri Raja's debut film, "En Rasavin Manasile" which had a silver jubilee run. He won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize and the Cinema Express – Best New Face Award for his performance. He directed, produced and acted in lead role in "Aranmanai Kili" (1993) and "Ellame En Rasathan" (1995), which also had silver jubilee runs. In 1996, he acted in "Manikkam" which was an average grosser at the box-office. The following year, he worked in "Pasamulla Pandiyare". The film turned out to be a failure. In  the mid of 1998, he acted in "Ponnu Velayira Bhoomi" and made a guest appearance in Kasthuri Raja's "Veera Thalattu". In the end of 1998, he acted in the critically well received "Thalaimurai". Following a three-year hiatus, he returned as an actor in Bala's "Nandha" and in Cheran's "Pandavar Bhoomi". Both were critically and commercial success. He has won the Filmfare Best Tamil Supporting Actor Award for his performance in the film "Thavamai Thavamirundhu"(2005) and the Tamil Nadu government's Best Actor award for "Pandavar Bhoomi" (2001). Raj Kiran has signed a new project with director  Karu Pazhaniappan. He Eventually Acted In The 2007 Tamil Film "Muni" As The Ghost Character Muniyaandi. It Was His First Horror Film To Act In A Ghost Character. In 2020 he was debuted in a Malayalam Film "Shylock" with Mammootty as a role in a character named Ayyannar. External links. ! | Filmfare Awards South