K. V. Guhan
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26 April 1972 Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India |
| Alma mater | Film and Television Institute of India |
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| Title | ISC |
K. V. Guhan (Tamil: கு.வே. குகன்) is an Indian cinematographer from Chennai, India.[1] [2] Guhan is the younger brother of the Tamil film director Saran. He rose to fame through the Telugu hit Athadu (2005). He worked twice with the director Radha Mohan for notable films in Tamil cinema, Mozhi and Payanam. He was lauded for his cinematography in Athadu, Mozhi, Dookudu, Baadshah and Aagadu. He directed Inidhu Inidhu for Prakash Raj's Duet Movies. He worked as an assistant under cinematographer P. C. Sreeram. In 2011, he worked on Dookudu.
Filmography
Cinematographer
- Kushi (Hindi) 2003
- New (Tamil) 2004
- Naani (Telugu) 2004
- Athadu (Telugu) 2005
- Aarya (Tamil) 2006
- Mozhi (Tamil) 2007
- Muni (Tamil) 2007
- Jalsa (Telugu) 2008
- Velli Thirai (Tamil) 2008
- Inidhu Inidhu (Tamil) 2010
- Payanam (Tamil) 2011
- Dookudu (Telugu) 2011
- Dhoni (Telugu/Tamil) 2011
- Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu (Telugu) 2013
- Baadshah (Telugu) 2013
- Aagadu (Telugu) 2014
- Bangalore Naatkal (Tamil) 2016
- Thikka (Telugu) 2016
- Mister (Telugu) 2017
- Jawaan (Telugu) 2017
Director
- Inidhu Inidhu (Tamil) 2010
References
External links
- K. V. Guhan on IMDb
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