Cho Ramaswamy was a legendary Indian actor, playwright, director, and political satirist in the Tamil film industry. Renowned for his sharp wit and memorable comedic performances, he made his cinemati... Read more
Cho Ramaswamy was a legendary Indian actor, playwright, director, and political satirist in the Tamil film industry. Renowned for his sharp wit and memorable comedic performances, he made his cinematic debut with Paar Magale Paar (1963) and went on to act in over 180 films, including classics like Manam Oru Kurangu, Mr. Sampath, and Muhammad Bin Tughlaq. Born in Mylapore, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Cho was also the founder and editor of the influential Tamil magazine Thuglak and a celebrated playwright, leaving an indelible mark on both Tamil cinema and political commentary. Show less
Cho Ramaswamy was a legendary Tamil actor, playwright, director, and political satirist, known for his comedic roles and sharp political commentary.
Some notable films include Paar Magale Paar (1963), Manam Oru Kurangu (1967), Mr. Sampath (1972), and Muhammad Bin Tughlaq (1971).
He was the founder and editor of the Tamil political magazine Thuglak, famous for its fearless satire and critique of political leaders.
Yes, he was a prolific playwright and wrote and directed more than 20 plays, many of which were adapted into films.
Cho Ramaswamy passed away on December 7, 2016, at the age of 82.