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Contents. Film career Shiva's first film role was a cameo in the 2001 film. He debuted as a lead actor in 's 2007 alongside ten other debut actors. His next role, again under Venkat's direction, was the.

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Both films were box office hits. Shiva then starred in, a full-length parody of contemporary, and his performance earned rave reviews.

His 2010 comedy, was an average grosser. His first 2011 release became the long-delayed romantic drama, which was his first non-comedy venture. During the period, he also completed another comedy film titled Siva Poojaiyil Karadi, by, but the film was never released.

In 2012, he featured alongside in 's comedy film, which won positive reviews and performed well commercially. Portraying the role of the small-time crook Raghu, critics noted that Shiva was the film's 'scene-stealer' and 'carries the first half with his quips'. The success of the film fetched the actor more scripts and Shiva went on to feature in four comedies in 2013. His first release, a remake of the 1981 starrer, featured him alongside and and also fared well commercially. The actor also won positive portrayal of a conman with a critic noting that 'Shiva has taken the entire film in his shoulders and has given his best. His comic timing is perfect and the one-liners are hilarious.'

His second release of the year, where he played a dubbing artist, also won good reviews. Sudhish Kamath of praised the actor's performance noting that 'Nobody makes silly jokes work with a straight face like Shiva does', also that he is the 'funny man pretending to be important.' The next release, featured him alongside in the lead role. Shiva was next seen in Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi's directorial debut, a romantic musical opposite. The film received positive to mixed reviews, but was a commercial success. Personal life Shiva married his long time girlfriend and former national level player Priya on 15 November 2012. Kamath, Sudish (12 September 2009).

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Kamath, Sudhish (21 September 2009). Chennai, India. Retrieved 2 February 2010. Chennai, India. 22 August 2008. Retrieved 2 February 2010.

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Mirchi Siva, the actor, follows a unique style and impresses audience through comedy. He has gained a position for himself in Kollywood cinemas. Siva debuted into the cine field through movie Chennai – 28.

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Also, Siva did important role in Saroja. Siva turned hero through movie ‘Thamizh Padam’. Siva did one among two heroes in Kalakalappu, directed by Sundar C.

Love blossomed between Siva and Badminton player Priya. Both have been romancing for the last 5 years. Following this, both Siva and Priya have decided to marry.

As per the decision, marriage between Siva and Priya is to happen the coming Nov 15th. Bride Priya is working in private organization in Chennai.

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Siva currently does movie Thillumullu. Several years back, movie titled Thillumullu starring Rajinikanth was released. The movie is being remade with same title. Siva does role done by Rajinikanth. During time of shooting the old version, marriage between Rajinikanth and Latha happened. It happened to be love marriage. Also, Siva and Priya are going in for love marriage.

Siva spoke regarding entering wedlock to the press. Here are excerpts from what he said:- ‘I and Priya romanced for five years. Now, it is ending in marriage.

Marriage is individual affair. Important relatives and friends would participate in the marriage occasion. So, I do not desire to tell where the marriage is to be held’ said Siva.