Ananda Krishnan (director)

Ananda Krishnan
Born Pondicherry, India
Residence Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Occupation Film director , Screenwriter, producer
Years active

2014

-present

Ananda Krishnan is an Indian film director who had worked in Tamil cinema. His directorial debut Aal was produced by Shoundaryan Pictures, for which he received good reviews from the critics. He was also first assistant director under director Susi Ganeshan for his film, Kanthaswamy.

Career

Ananda Krishnan began his career as a first assistant director in Kanthaswamy under director Susi Ganeshan and he also worked as a Co-editor for editor Praveen K. L. for the same movie.

In 2014, he made his directional debut through Aal. The movie was produced by Shoundaryan Pictures . It was an official remake of the Hindi Movie Aamir featuring Vidharth, and Hardika Shetty. He was appreciated by the media for a sensitive issue took in his first film . Critics and the cine celebrities have given positive reviews for the film.

In 2016, he produced and directed an Action/thriller film METRO under his banner METRO PRODUCTIONS.

Personal life

Ananda Krishnan was the son of Arul Mozhi varman(Late) and Rajivee. His brother Dhanraj Rajendran, who works for Wipro in United States had always encouraged him. He studied till his 12th grade in St.Patrick Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Pondicherry . Right from his school days, he was inclined towards writing short stories and participated in Several Speech Competitions, which later pulled him to join B.Sc., Visual Communication Course(2006) in The New College, Chennai. He got married to Shrilekha on 24th August 2017 in Madurai[1]

Filmography

Year Film Cast Language Notes
2014AalVidharth, Hardika ShettyTamilWriter,Director
2016MetroShirish, Bobby SimhaTamilWriter,Director,Producer
2017 Oxygen (yet to be released) Ashok Selvan Tamil Writer,Director

References

  1. "Aal and Metro fame director Ananda Krishnan to get married on 24th of August". Behindwoods. 2017-07-16. Retrieved 2018-04-27.
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