Happy birthday R Madhavan: From his look in Alaipayuthey to his shower selfie, here’s a look at how the actor transformed.
R Madhavan, the man who managed the hearts of ladies in the ’90s with his appeal and heartfelt eyes, is commending his 48th birthday celebration on Friday. .
The performer has changed into a Greek God today and has female fans swooning over his drop dead perfect pictures on his Instagram account.
Maddy for his fans, Madhavan started spreading his enchantment in Tamil filmdom with Mani Ratnam’s Alaipayuthey.
He assumed the part of Karthik, who begins to look all starry eyed at a restorative understudy, Shakthi (Shalini), charms her and the two get hitched covertly.
Madhavan turned into a heart throb among ladies. His next film Minnale just established his picture as the sweetheart boy.
He went ahead to complete a few movies in Tamil, before wearing the blues as an IAF pilot in Bollywood film Rang De Besanti besides to Aamir Khan, Siddharth, Soha Ali Khan and others.
While fans crosswise over India cherished him for his key part, numerous individuals talked about how great he looked in uniform. On account of him, the men in uniform are much in demand.
Except for Aayutha Ezhuthu that turned out in 2004, the greater part of Madhavan’s looks helps one to remember the boyish appeal, which he utilized as a part of movies with plenitude.
Strikingly, it was not until the point that the performer shared a shower selfie on Instagram peopled see the Greek God in him. This post became famous online with ladies from over the world lauding Maddy for keeping up his looks.
The performer at that point went further and wore the salt and pepper look in the web arrangement Breathe, in which he played an edgy father looking for an organ benefactor to spare his withering child.
What’s more, now, he is set to play a astronaut in Chanda Mama Door Ke and we cannot wait for him to uncover his look in the film.
It isn’t just his looks that have changed, however the on-screen character has turned into an effective entertainer as found in his last Tamil film Vikram Vedha, which got rave reviews from commentators and audience alike.
