Vijay
Biography
Vijay (born June 22, 1974), credited at birth as Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar, is an Indian actor, playback singer, and politician who became one of the most prominent stars in Tamil cinema. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he established himself as one of the industry’s most bankable actors, known for his strong box office pull, mass appeal, dance performances, and versatility across action, comedy, romance, and drama. He rose to prominence with a string of commercially successful films including Poove Unakkaga (1996), Ghilli (2004), Pokkiri (2007), Thuppakki (2012), Mersal (2017), Sarkar (2018), Master (2021), Leo (2023). His films often blend commercial entertainment with social and political themes, further strengthening his popularity among audiences. Popularly known by the honorific “Thalapathy” (“Commander”), Vijay built a massive fan following in India and internationally. In 2024, Vijay launched his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), marking his transition from cinema to public life. Following his announced retirement from acting after his final film Jana Nayagan (2026), he contested the 2026 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election, leading TVK in its first electoral outing. In a historic debut, TVK emerged as a major political force, and Vijay was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on May 10, 2026, becoming one of the few Indian film stars to successfully transition into top-level politics.
Known For
All Movies (75)
- The Greatest of All Time2024 · as Gandhi / Jeevan
- Leo2023 · as Parthiban / Leo Das
- Varisu2023 · as Vijay Rajendran
- Beast2022 · as Veera Raghavan
- Master2021 · as John 'JD' Durairaj
- Bigil2019 · as Michael 'Bigil' Rayappan / Rayappan
- Sarkar2018 · as Sundar Ramasamy
- Mersal2017 · as Vetrimaaran/ Vetri/ Maaran
- Bairavaa2017 · as Bairavaa
- Theri2016 · as Vijay Kumar / Joseph Kuruvilla
- Puli2015 · as Marudheeran / Pulivendhan
- Kaththi2014 · as Kathiresan / Jeevanandham
- Jilla2014 · as Sakthi
- Thalaivaa2013 · as Vishwa Bhai
- Thuppakki2012 · as Jagadish
- Rowdy Rathore2012 · as Self
- Nanban2012 · as Panchavan 'Pari' Pariventhan / Kosaksi 'Pappu' Pasapugazh
- Velayudham2011 · as Velayudham
- Kaavalan2011 · as Bhoominathan
- Sura2010 · as Sura
- Vettaikaaran2009 · as 'Police' Ravi
- Villu2009 · as Pugazh and Major Saravanan
- Pandhayam2008 · as Himself (Special Appearance)
- Kuruvi2008 · as Vetrivel aka Velu
- Azhagiya Tamil Magan2007 · as Guru / Prasad
- Pokkiri2007 · as Tamizh
- Aathi2006 · as Aathi
- Sivakasi2005 · as Sivakasi / Muthappa
- Sukran2005 · as Sukran
- Sachein2005 · as Sachin
- Thirupaachi2005 · as Sivagiri
- Madurey2004 · as Madureyvel
- Ghilli2004 · as Saravanavelu
- Udhaya2004 · as Udhaya Kumar
- Thirumalai2003 · as Thirumalai
- Puthiya Geethai2003 · as Sarathy
- Vaseegara2003 · as Bhoopathy
- Bagavathi2002 · as Bagavathi
- Youth2002 · as Shiva
- Thamizhan2002 · as Surya
- Shahjahan2001 · as Ashok
- Badri2001 · as Badri
- Friends2001 · as Aravindan
- Priyamaanavale2000 · as Vijay Vishwanathan
- Kushi2000 · as Shiva
- Kannukkul Nilavu2000 · as Gautham Prabhakar
- Minsara Kanna1999 · as Kannan
- Nenjinile1999 · as Karunkaran
- Endrendrum Kadhal1999 · as Vijay
- Thulladha Manamum Thullum1999 · as Kutty
- Nilaave Vaa1998 · as Siluvai
- Priyamudan1998 · as Vasanth
- Ninaithen Vandhai1998 · as Gokula Krishnan Gounder (Gokul)
- Kadhalukku Mariyaadai1997 · as Jeevanandhan
- Nerrukku Ner1997 · as Vijay
- Once More1997 · as Vijay
- Love Today1997 · as Ganesh
- Kaalamellam Kaathiruppen1997 · as Kannan
- Selva1996 · as Selva
- Vasantha Vaasal1996
- Maanbumigu Maanavan1996 · as Siva
- Poove Unakkaga1996 · as Raja
- Coimbatore Mappillai1996 · as Balu
- Chandralekha1995 · as Rahim
- Rajavin Parvaiyile1995 · as Raja
- Vishnu1995 · as Vishnu
- Deva1995 · as Deva
- Rasigan1994 · as Vijay
- Sendhoorapandi1993 · as Vijay
- Naalaiya Theerpu1992 · as Vijay
- Ithu Engal Neethi1988 · as Child Artist
- Naan Sigappu Manithan1985 · as Child Artist (Uncredited Role)
- Vetri1984 · as Child Artist (Uncredited Role)
- Jana Nayagan— · as Thalapathy Vetri Kondan 'Vetri'
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