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Sivaji Ganesan aka Nadigar Thilagam was one of the iconic actors of South Cinema. His contributions to world of cinema will always be cherished. He was a versatile actor, known to portray a variety of roles on the big screen. The legend breathed his last on July 21, 2001, after suffering from respiratory issues. It was just three months prior to his 73rd birthday he died and his demise left everyone shocked. Sivaji Ganesan who has acted in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and also in Hindi film industries, is considered as one of the best Indian actors of all time. K Balachander’s 90th Birth Anniversary: Looking at the Movies by the Revolutionary Filmmaker.
From industry members to critics to fans, even today one cannot forget Sivaji Ganesan’s brilliant acting skills and his resounding voice. He is also known to enact nine different personas in the 1964 film Navarathiri and that left everyone stunned. Today, fans are remembering the iconic actor and his performances. From sharing thoughtful messages about him to some memorable pics from his films or the sets or with actors, fans miss seeing this legend on the big screens. Let’s take a look at some of the posts shared by fans on Twitter.
A Versatile Actor
#SivajiGanesan If he was born in this era he would have been the best actor in the world and every country would have agreed.
I have watched few films with my dad. He never acted he became the character in a second. God of acting🙏 #Annaatthe pic.twitter.com/ANtaOW0HVe
— Meenu (@Meenu88208697) July 21, 2020
The Marlon Brando of Indian Cinema
Oh, I have heard of Mr. See-va-gee. Aren’t you called the Marlon Brando of Indian cinema?” Brando winked.
He shot back with a simple: “I am fine being referred to as Marlon Brando, as long as you are known as the Sivaji Ganesan of Hollywood.”#SivajiGanesan #சிவாஜிகணேசன் pic.twitter.com/qSlFrMe8Ni
— Saravanan Prakash (@Saravanan_Prak) July 21, 2020
An Inspiration To Many Talents
The incomparable Person in Global Cinema 😎#Remembering the great legend and an inspiration to many talents for decades... 💗
19 வது நினைவு நாள்#NadigarThilagam #SivajiGanesan #123cinema #123cinemanews pic.twitter.com/xW7JvtaJqQ
— 123Cinema News (@123cinemanews) July 21, 2020
Remembering The Legend
Remembering the Legendary actor #SivajiGanesan garu on his death anniversary🙏🙏
Here's an important news about his super hit film #Manohara :#Manohara (1954) was one of the biggest box office hits among dubbing films, Collects 1,87,852/- in its week 1 in Andhra Pradesh🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/CaxlHHr6bV
— GNR (@rao_goka) July 21, 2020
A Phenomenal Person
#SivajiGanesan The actor who wrote the grammer of acting! A phenomenal person who decorated the stage & screen with utmost ease #சிவாஜிகணேசன் Today is his the 19th death anniversary. 🙏#SivajiGanesan #Prabhu #Ramkumar #VikramPrabhu #dusshyanth @idiamondbabu pic.twitter.com/SMdLr6aXe4
— r.s.prakash (@rs_prakash3) July 21, 2020
King Of Acting
Remembering...the legend
🤴 King of acting#NadigarThilagam #SivajiGanesan
19th Memorial pic.twitter.com/Fy84puOk2V
— FIUBS - Indian Movie Addicts (Malaysia) (@FiubsM) July 21, 2020
Nadigar Thilagam
Remembering the legendary "Deivamagan" Nadigar Thilagam #SivajiGanesan 🙏the greatest of all times. pic.twitter.com/QZyoWcSrBU
— Panchi Jr (@jr_panchi) July 21, 2020
Sivaji Ganesan has been awarded some of the prestigious awards for his performances. In 1992, he was conferred with National Film Award – Special Jury Award for Thevar Magan. He was also conferred with Dadasaheb Phalke Award. Sivaji Ganesan, who is remembered as the iconic figure of Tamil Cinema, was also made a Chevalier of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jul 21, 2020 11:32 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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