On Friday, October 1, Google paid tribute to the late actor Sivaji Ganesan on his 93rd birthday with Doodle.Sivaji Ganesha was born on this day in 1928 in Vilupuram, the southeastern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
🎥 One of India's 1st method actors
— Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) October 1, 2021
🏆 1st Indian to win Best Actor at an international film festival
🎬 300+ films
Sivaji Ganesan earned the reputation as one of Indian cinema's top entertainers 🇮🇳#GoogleDoodle 🎨 by guest artist Noopur Choksi→ https://t.co/atoBCcIDCy pic.twitter.com/Q3VPxuX9h6
Sivaji Ganesan was India’s first method actors and widely considered among nation’s most influential actors of all time.

At the age of seven, he left home and joined a theater group, where he began to play the role of a child and a woman, and later began to play the lead role. In December 1945, Ganesha gave his play a title in his own name. He was crowned the “Sivaji” of the 17th century by defeating the acting world of Indian king Shivaji.
The late actor then made his on-screen debut in the 1952 film “Parasakathi”, the first of more than 300 films to span nearly five decades of film career. Internationally renowned for his emotional voice and diverse acting in Tamil language cinema.
His well-known blockbusters include the trendy 1961 film “Pasamalar”. It is an emotional, family story considered the crowning achievement of Tamil cinema. In 1960 sivaji Ganesan became the first Indian actor to make history as the best actor at an international film festival.
His historical historical film “Verapandia Kataboman” is his biggest blockbuster with people who still remember the dialogue of the film to this day. The 1964 film “Navarthi” is Ganesh’s 100th film in which he broke a record, playing nine different roles.
Towards the end of his career in 1995, France awarded him the highest decoration, the National Order of the Legion of Honor. In 1997, he was awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award by the Government of India, which is India’s highest award in the field of cinema.
Today his successor has been released to the international audience through the performances of many contemporary Indian acting greats, who have shown Ganesan as a major inspiration.
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