M S Bhaskar

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M.S. Bhaskar is an Indian actor, who is popular for appearing in Tamil films and television shows.Bhaskar was interested in acting since childhood. He used to accompany his sister Hemamalini, who is a dubbing artist, to the studios. From there, he started gaining interest in dubbing. [2]The Times of India.He started his career in 1986 with dubbing. After this, he started doing radio and TV plays on Chennai Doordarshan and All India Radio. [3]The Times of India.While dubbing for one of the shows, he tried to act in a role, and his acting was liked by the director. Then, he started his career in acting.In 1992, he featured in Tamil television shows Nam Kudumbam and Vizhudugal. He was also a part of the Tamil television shows Ganga Yamuna Saraswati and Mayavi Marichan in 1999.He gained fame after working in the Tamil television show Chinna Papa Periya Papa; the show was telecast till 2006. He was also featured in the shows Senior Junior, Selvi (2006), and Arasi (2007). Bhaskar in the serial Chinna Papa Periya Papa.Then he made his film debut with Thirumathi Oru Vegumathi in 1987. Later, he appeared in many more Tamil films like Dum Dum Dum (2001), Engal Anna (2004), Vellitherai (2008), Puli Vesham (2011), Dharma Durai (2016), 8 Thottakkal (2017), and Jai Bhim (2021). Bhaskar in the movie Dum Dum Dum Bhaskar in the movie 8 Thottakkal.He appeared in the web series Malaysia to Amnesia that was released on OTT on Zee 5 in 2021. About his role in the series, he said, It was a jolly unit with a lot of fun, respect, and camaraderie all around. Vani Bhojan called me appa, the kid on the set called me thatha, and I had similarly warm experiences with Vaibhav and Karunakaran as well. People across age groups can enjoy every facet of this film. I have always wanted to play such a role in my career. In fact, I am getting a lot of such opportunities now, but the lockdown has put everything on hold. Bhaskar in the movie Malaysia to Amnesia.Bhaskar also worked as a LIC agent and in a toothpaste company to compensate his financial requirements. [4]The Times of India.In an interview, Bhaskar said that when it comes to learn acting, he prefers watching people at a wine shop. He said, One of the best places to grasp such lessons is a wine shop. I have seen people cry without tears, laugh without reasonAs an actor, it is important to mingle with people, and understand how they behave..