Sathish Krishnan Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Choreographer

Sathish Krishnan is an Indian film actor and a Choreographer who is predominantly working in Tamil cine industry. He made his debut as an actor in the movie “Unnale Unnale” in the year 2007. He played the role of Hero’s friend in the movie. He is well known as Dance Master Sathish as he has choreographed many movies. His dancing skills are unique and much appreciated by critics. Check out below for Sathish Krishnan Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Choreographer and other details:

Sathish Krishnan Details

Sathish Krishnan is born and brought up in Chennai. Sathish came into limelight after participating in Kalaingar TV’s Mannada Mayillada‘s Season 1. He was awarded as the season’s Best Dancer Award. After winning the title, he joined Vijay TV to choreograph dance reality shows like Jodi No 1 and Ungalil Yaar Adutha Prabhudeva. He has also choreographed various reality shows like 7UP, DIXCY Scot.

As an actor, Sathish made his debut in the movie Unnale Unnale which proved his acting skills. After this movie, he was given a chance to act in a lead role in Gautam Vasudev Menon’s “Chennayil oru Mazhaikaalam“. But the movie was canceled and it didn’t get released. In the same year, Gautam Vasudev Menon gave him another chance to act in the movie “Varanam Ayiram” in which he was featured as Hero’s childhood friend. Currently, He is choreographing movies and also acting in the supporting roles.

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