vikram biography wikipedia

- John Victor a.k.a Vinod Raj (Actor)
- Rajeshwari (Sub-Collector)

Shailaja Balakrishnan

- Akshita 
- Dhruv

- Arvind (Younger, Actor)
- Anita (Younger, Teacher)

Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil

As a dubbing artist [ edit ]

Television [ edit ]

Commercial [ edit ]

Music video [ edit ]

See also [ edit ]

• List of awards and nominations received by Vikram

Explanatory notes [ edit ]

• ↑ Vikram played a single character with dissociative identity disorder . [85]
• ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Vikram played a single character with two names.
• ↑ Vikram played a single character whose name is not revealed.
• ↑ 4.0 4.1 Vikram played two characters.

References [ edit ]

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Vikram Biography, Height, Weight, Age, Movies, Wife, Family, Salary, Net Worth, Facts & More

Vikram is an Indian actor known for his versatile performances in Tamil cinema. He gained recognition for his roles in films like “Sethu” (1999) and “Pithamagan” (2003), which earned him critical acclaim and prestigious awards. With his commitment to his craft and physical transformations for roles, Vikram has showcased his acting prowess in films like “Anniyan” (2005) and “Raavanan” (2010). He has received numerous accolades, including Filmfare Awards and National Film Awards.

Vikram was born in 17 April 1966 (Age: 57 Years, as in 2023) in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. He completed his schooling at Mountfort School, Yercaud, Salem and completed his Graduate in English literature and MBA from Loyola College, Chennai. Vikram is 5 feet and 7 inches tall, and his body weight is around 68 Kg.

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Personal Life

Physical Statistics And More

How tall is vikram .

How much does Vikram weigh?

How old is Vikram ?

Body Measurements

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Parents & siblings.

Girlfriend & Spouse

What is Vikram ’s Salary ?

Vikram Charges Rs 12 Crores Per Movie and her main source of income is Acting, Modeling, and Brand Endorsements

What is Vikram ’s Net Worth?

Vikram has an estimated total Net Worth of Rs 140 Crores.

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Vikram has a lot of luxury Cars collection including :

• Toyota Land Cruiser Prado

Some Lesser Known Facts About Vikram

• Vikram started his career in the film industry as a model and gained recognition for his work in commercials. He made his acting debut in the Tamil film “En Kadhal Kanmani” (1990) but struggled to find success initially.

• It was his performance in the film “Sethu” (1999) that brought him critical acclaim and established him as a promising actor.

• His portrayal of a mentally disturbed lover in the film earned him the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor.

• Following the success of “Sethu,” Vikram continued to deliver noteworthy performances in films such as “Dhill” (2001), “Gemini” (2002), and “Samurai” (2002).

• His role in the action-thriller “Pithamagan” (2003) garnered him widespread acclaim and accolades. His portrayal of a graveyard caretaker earned him the National Film Award for Best Actor and the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor.

• Vikram’s dedication to his craft is evident in his physical transformations for various roles. He underwent significant physical changes and portrayed multiple characters in the film “Anniyan” (2005), directed by Shankar.

• In 2010, Vikram delivered one of his most memorable performances in the action-thriller “Raavanan” (Tamil)/”Raavan” (Hindi). Directed by Mani Ratnam, the film portrayed him in a complex and intense role, and his performance was highly praised by critics.

• He continued to impress with his performances in films like “Deiva Thirumagal” (2011), “I” (2015), and “Kadaram Kondan” (2019).

• Vikram’s commitment to his craft extends beyond acting. He has also ventured into playback singing and lent his voice to songs in several of his films.

• He has received numerous awards throughout his career, including several Filmfare Awards and Vijay Awards. In addition to his work in Tamil cinema, he has also appeared in a few Telugu and Hindi films.

1. What is the current Net Worth of Vikram ?

At present, the Net Worth of Vikram is Rs 140 Crores.

2. Where was Vikram born?

The birthplace of Vikram is Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

3. What is Vikram ‘s true ethnicity?

He believes in Hinduism.

4. What is the educational qualification of Vikram ?

Vikram completed his Graduate in English literature and MBA.

5. Is Vikram Married?

Vikram is married to Shailaja Balakrishnan In 1992.

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Kennedy John Victor who is popularly known as Vikram is one of the eminent actors of the Tamil film industry . Popular among his fans as Man of Steel, Chiyaan Vikram, he is not just an actor but also a Singer, and a philanthropist. Let’s have an extended look at the age, height, weight, wife, caste, family, and biography of the actor.

Biography/Wiki

Vikram was born on 17 April 1966 ( Age 58 Years ; as in 2024) in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. He did his schooling from Mountfort School , Yercaud, Salem. Vikram enrolled himself in Loyola College, Chennai to complete his graduation in English literature and MBA .

Physical appearance

Family, Parents, and Caste

Vikram was born to a Christian Family . His father, John Victor a.k.a Vinod Raj is an Actor, and mother Rajeshwari is a homemaker, who works as Sub-Collector. Vikram has a younger brother, Arvind , who is an Actor. He also has a sister, Anita , who is a Teacher.

He belongs to the Mallar / Pallar caste community. 

Girlfriend, Wife, and Children’s

In 1992, Vikram married  Shailaja Balakrishnan at a mass wedding in Guruvayur, Kerela. He has a daughter Akshita and son Dhruv , who is also an actor. His wife Shaila is a Malayali.

Vikram made his acting debut in 1990 with “ En Kadhal Kanmani .” Although his first film didn’t work well at the box office. In 1999, he appeared in film “ Sethu ” which was his first commercial success and earned him Filmfare Special Jury Award.

later, He acted in Blockbuster films like- “ Dhill ”(2001), “ Kasi ”(2001), “ Gemini ”(2002), “ Dhool ”(2003), “ Saamy ”(2003), and “ Pithamagan ”(2003), Next, he featured in “ Anniyan ” which proved to be a turning point of his career as his performance was applauded in the movie. Next, he played the lead role in the Flim “ Kanthaswamy ,”(2009) which was a highly applauded performance Thereafter, Vikram has appeared in many successful movies including “Raavanan” (2010), “Deiva Thirumagal” (2011), “Thaandavam” (2012), “I” (2015), “Iru Mugan” (2016), “kadaram kondan” (2019), and “Dhruva Natchathiram” (2020). Next, he played a role in Mani Ratnam’s historical drama Ponniyin Selvan .”

Salary, Net Worth and Assets

With a  net worth  of around $20 million dollars as of 2020, Vikram gets  paid more than ₹20 crores per film .

Cars/Bikes Collection

Vikram  has a huge  love for automobiles  and has an incredible  collection of cars.  His car collection includes Audi R8, Porsche Carrera .

• Actor : Rajnikanth and Robert De Niro
• Actresses : Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep, and Sandra Bullock
• Food : Karruvattu Kolambu and Pazhya Sadam
• Director(s): Dharani
• Musician : Yanni and Michael Bolton
• Color : Black

Brand Endorsement

Vikram  endorsed brands like Coca-Cola, Josco Jewellers, PARLE G, Otto Shirts, Manappuram Gold, 3 Roses and More.

He presently leaving in 18, Murali St, Mahalingapuram, Chennai

• Does Vikram, Consume Alcohol? Yes
• Does Vikram, Smoke Cigarettes? Yes
• Will Drive? Yes
• Is Vikram, Swims? Yes
• Does Gym? Yes
• Eating Habit? Non-Vegetarian
• Vikram has a huge fan following in telugu states.
• He lost 25 kgs of weight for the film I in 2015, in which he portrayed 3 different looks.

• His maternal uncle Thyagarajanis is a Famous actor and director in Tamil Nadu.
• He lost 21 kgs of weight and grew long nails for the film Sethu.
• During college days, he got hit by a truck, he not able to walk for three years, he underwent twenty-three surgeries on his leg.
• He was born & brought up in Chennai.
• Vikram won Best Actor award from IIT Madras during his college days for his theatre plays
• Vikram is non-vegetarian

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What is Vikram Seth known for?

Vikram Seth is an Indian author and poet. He was born in Calcutta (now Kolkata), India, on June 20, 1952. He is known for his novels The Golden Gate (1986) and A Suitable Boy (1993).

What has Vikram Seth written about?

Seth has written about a wide variety of topics, including music , travel, work environments, and family. In his book The Golden Gate (1986), Seth discusses homosexuality and Catholic belief.

Seth’s most lauded works are the travel book From Heaven Lake (1983), the verse novel The Golden Gate (1986), and the epic novel A Suitable Boy (1993). The Golden Gate is based on Charles Johnston’s translation of Aleksandr Pushkin ’s Eugene Onegin (1833).

Seth has written primarily poetry . He published his first volume of poetry, called Mappings , in 1980. Since then, Seth has published novels and travelogues, too. His most famous travelogue, From Heaven Lake , was published in 1983. In 1986 Seth published The Golden Gate . The novel combines poetry and narrative: it is a story told entirely through verse.

Vikram Seth (born June 20, 1952, Calcutta [now Kolkata], India) is an Indian poet, novelist, and travel writer known for his verse novel The Golden Gate (1986) and his epic novel A Suitable Boy (1993).

The son of a judge and a businessman, Seth was raised in London and India . He attended exclusive Indian schools and then graduated from Corpus Christi College, Oxford (B.A., 1975). He received a master’s degree in economics from Stanford University in the U.S. in 1978 and later studied at Nanjing University in China . In 1987 he returned to India to live with his family in New Delhi .

Although Seth’s first volume of poetry , Mappings , was published in 1980, he did not attract critical attention until the publication of his humorous travelogue From Heaven Lake (1983), the story of his journey hitchhiking from Nanking to New Delhi via Tibet . The poetic craft of The Humble Administrator’s Garden (1985) foreshadows the polish of The Golden Gate , a novel of the popular culture of California’s Silicon Valley , written entirely in metred, rhyming 14-line stanzas and based on Charles Johnston’s translation of Aleksandr Pushkin ’s Eugene Onegin . In the work Seth successfully harnesses contemporary situations to a demanding 19th-century form; the young professional characters discuss nuclear weapons, Roman Catholic teachings on homosexuality, and the perils of overwork. Seth continued to use controlled poetic form in his 1990 collection All You Who Sleep Tonight , and he also wrote the 10 stories of Beastly Tales from Here and There (1992) in tetrametre couplets. Later poetry collections included The Poems, 1981–1994 (1995) and Summer Requiem (2015).

He turned to prose in A Suitable Boy , which depicts relations between four Indian families. The book’s compelling narrative and great length invited critical comparisons to Leo Tolstoy , Marcel Proust , James Joyce , Honoré de Balzac , and Charles Dickens ; a miniseries adapted from A Suitable Boy appeared in 2020. His next novel, An Equal Music (1999), is a love story set in the world of professional musicians.