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Also known as Frances Antony Cyril Raja

Tamil actor

Film & TV

Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu, India

Vijay Antony is an Indian music composer, playback singer and actor working in the Tamil film industry. He made his debut as a Music Director in the 2006 film Dishyum, He is the first Indian to win the 2009 Cannes Golden Lion for the Nakka Mukka commercial (for The Times of India) in the Best of Music category. Nakka Mukka raised his fame and that song was played in the 2011 Cricket World Cup.…

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  • Nooru Sami — Ezhumalai2026
  • Shakthi Thirumagan — Kittu2025
  • Maargan — Dhruv2025
  • Mazhai Pidikatha Manithan — Salim2024
  • Hitler — Selva2024
  • Romeo — Arivazhagan2024
  • Kolai — Vinayak2023
  • Ratham — Ranjith Kumar2023
  • Tamilarasan — Tamilarasan2023
  • Pichaikkaran 2 — Vijay Gurumoorthy / Sathya2023

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
India
Active from
1975-07-24
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17,025
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Vijay Antony was initially working as a sound engineer and later became music director. Antony, who joined Loyola College in 1998, started, after finishing college, his own studio named 'Audiophiles', where he first did sound engineering and later composed jingles for TV and for documentaries.[1] It was then, when Aascar Ravichandran approached Antony to compose music for the film Dishyum and he eventually entered the Tamil film industry. However, the soundtrack of the film Sukran, directed by S

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Given name
Vijay
Gender
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Place of birth
Nagercoil
Occupation
film producer
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Official website
www.vijayantony.com
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Vijay Antony
date of birth
1975-07-24
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