| Other names Kala Samrat Spouse Bhagyavati Narayan Years active 1992 – present Upcoming movie Chowdaiah | Name S. Narayan Albums Daksha Role Actor | |
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| Occupation Actor, director, writer, composer, producer. Children Pawan Narayan, Pankaaj Narayan, Vidya Narayan Movies Veera Parampare, Cheluvina Chittara, Appayya, Munjane, Shyloo Similar People Doddanna, Ganesh, Duniya Vijay, Hamsalekha, Vishnuvardhan | ||
Actor S Narayan & family photos, friends | Income, Net worth, Cars, Houses, Lifestyle
S. Narayan (born 5 June 1962) is an Indian Kannada movie maker. He is called "Kalasamrat S. Narayan" for his works. He is successful in most of his works in his career, committed timely to his work and also very humanistic in his life-style.
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- Actor S Narayan family photos friends Income Net worth Cars Houses Lifestyle
- Career
- As actor
- References
After Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, Narayan is the second director to direct the complete crew of Dr.Rajkumar family — Dr. Rajkumar and his 3 sons. He has given many hits with Dr.Vishnuvardhan and also worked with many actors of Sandalwood. He has directed Tamil movie Jai.
Career
After assisting Raj Kishore and A. T. Raghu, Narayan made his directorial debut with romantic drama Chaitrada Premanjali (1992) with newcomers, the film which featured a successful soundtrack by Hamsalekha became a musical hit at box-office. He then went on to direct similar themed romantic films like Meghamale (1994), Anuragada Alegalu (1992) and also successful family dramas like Thavarina Thottilu and Bevu Bella. Throughout 2000s he directed mostly remakes like Simhadriya Simha, Cheluvina Chittara, Suryavamsha. In 2015, he directed Daksha starring Duniya Vijay which was completed shot in a single take. In 2016, he was supposed to direct a project called JD starring Jagadish Gowda and Dictator with Huccha Venkat both got shelved after launch. He has currently directed Na Panta Kano and Manasu Mallige, remake of Marathi film Sairat.
As actor
This list is of films Narayan has acted to other directors.