Arvind Swamy

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Arvind Swamy

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Arvind Swamy is a popular former Tamil actor. He was chairman and managing director of ProLease India and InterPro India. He left both companies in 2005. He is currently the Chairman and MD of Talent Maximus. Talent Maximus is engaged in Payroll Processing and Employee administration. It is the fastest growing service provider in its domain. Arvind studied Commerce in Loyola College, Chennai. He went on to study his Masters in Business Administration in Wake Forest University in North Carolina, USA. He shortly returned to India due to his mother's ill health. He lost both his parents in 1993. He lives with his two children Adhira(daughter) and Rudra(son) in Chennai.

[edit] Film career

Arvind Swamy was born on 30th June 1967. His debut in movies was Mani Ratnam's Thalapathi. His first film as lead hero was Mani Ratnam's film Roja. The movie was a hit throughout the country and Arvind Swamy's impressive performance established his position as an actor. He was very selective about his roles. Though he has acted in a lesser number of movies, most of them are hits, highly rated by film critics. He has acted in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi. His hits include Roja, Bombay, Minsaara Kanavu, Indira, Devaraagam,

Roja and Bombay are based on National Integration and won many awards at the state and National levels. Arvind has won several awards popular and critical for his films. He was also awarded the Rajiv Gandhi award for National Integration.