Sujith Venkataramaiah

Sujith Venkataramaiah is a Kannada actor, director, assistant director and playback singer in the Sandalwood industry of Kannada films. It is clearly evident that he is a man of many talents. He was born on 1st January 1970 and presently lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka and works as a writer. Sujith Venkataramaiah completed his higher education from Sri Kumaran Composite Pre-University College and later studied Computer Science Engineering from Alpha College of Engineering. Although he prepared to be an engineer, he soon realized that his niche lay in creative writing and filmmaking. Apart from this, he is a part of the Kannada rock band Vichitra where he is the songwriter and lead singer. Ever since his childhood, Sujith Venkataramaiah was interested in singing and writing which played a huge impact in him choosing the brave career of an artist.

He is also inclined towards writing short stories and has his own blog where he frequently posts inquisitive thoughts and his other works. He has acted and directed in movies and short films. Sujith Venkataramaiah began his career with two short films: Disguise and CO2 where he acted and directed by himself to experiment and explore the areas of filmmaking. He later moved on to mainstream Kannada cinema as a dialogue editor and writer for the film Game (2016). It was an action film focusing on the consequences of drunken driving. The film was directed by A.M.R. Ramesh and was an adaption of the Spanish film of the same name. It was a gripping tale customized for the Indian audience where no-nonsense cop unravels the truth behind a drunken driving case which is linked to a hit and run case and a murder case through his investigation.

Sujith Venkataramaiah also worked as an assistant director for the romantic thriller Badmaash which hit the screens in 2016. The story of Badmaash takes us through the love story of Vijay, a playful, smart and intelligent man and his love interest Priya who is an RJ and an ardently passionate Kannadiga who is bent on teaching Kannada and Indian culture to foreigners through theatrical and street plays. The film is packed with multiples twists and has a fresh climax making it a rollercoaster watch for its audience. Sujith Venkataramaiah is currently working on scripts and song lyrics for upcoming movies. He wishes to be associated with the mainstream Kannada film industry and contribute quality content as a director, lyricist and screenplay writer.