Cheranraj

Cheranraj’s filmography is honestly a wild ride through Tamil cinema, mixing everything from edge-of-your-seat action to small-town drama. Let’s talk Kaappaan—this one’s a full-throttle action flick, with Suriya running around as a badass Special Protection Group officer. The plot’s all politics, assassinations, and high-stakes drama, with Cheranraj filling out that cast in a way that actually matters. Not just a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it role, either. The guy brings intensity to scenes where most people would just blend into the background. Then you’ve got Sethu Boomi, which is a whole different vibe. I mean, this one’s got that rural grit, with friendships and family drama that just hit differently. Cheranraj's performance is pretty raw here, no shiny heroics—just straight-up realism. The movie’s about a young guy dealing with heartbreak and betrayal in his village, and the whole thing feels super grounded. You know those small-town stories that don’t sugarcoat anything? That’s the energy. And Vanangaan, slated for 2025, is already getting whispers thanks to Bala’s direction and a cast that’s got people buzzing. No one’s dropping spoilers, but rumor has it Cheranraj’s role is going to flip some expectations. The film’s teased as a dark, emotional ride, and if his past work is anything to go by, he’ll probably bring that same intensity that stands out in an ensemble. Basically, Cheranraj picks these roles that don’t always go for the easy applause. He’s one of those actors who makes even the quieter moments stick with you—kind of a rare thing these days.