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K. Sivasankar
Indian dance choreographer (–)
K. Shivashankar (7 December – 28 November ) was an Indian dance choreographer who worked in more than 10 languages but majorly with South Indian films, including Tamil films & Telugu films.
Early life
Shivashankar was born in Govindappa Naicken Street, Parrys, Chennai, on 7 December , to Kalyana Sundaram and Komala Amal.
Nene Naa Want to rate or add this item to a list? Archived from the original on 20 May Onbadhu Roobai Nottu. Directed by: Chandoo Mondeti.His father was wholesale fruit vendor in Kothawal Chavadi. His backbone was fractured at a very young age in an accident for which and recovered around 8 years of age under the extensive care of his aunts. He was initially home schooled and later studied in Hindu Theological Higher Secondary School, Sowcarpet. He attributed his feminine mannerism to his growing up without much contact with the outside world and where women in family were taking care of him mostly.
His father was highly skilled with immense knowledge in Carnatic music & Astrology, but very strict with his children.
Shivashankar master biography of martin Retrieved 28 November Actor Sonu Sood and several other personalities from the film industry have offered their condolences to the bereaved family. Chennai , Tamil Nadu , Dominion of India. In , he was awarded an honorary doctorate from New International Christian University, Bangalore for his services to dance.While his father attended carnatic music festival, Sivasankar was asked to go for drama & dance festivals to represent him. This inspired him to learn dance. He learnt basics in dance from Natraj & Sakunthala, Mylapore. Later, he joined as assistant to dance master Saleem in [2]
Career
Having worked on over feature films, Sivasankar has won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Choreographer for Poove Unakkaga (), Vishwa Thulasi (), Varalaru () and Uliyin Osai ().
Bagheera Aaj Tak in Hindi. He achieved even greater acclaim when he won the National Film Award for Best Choreography for his innovative work in S. Directed by: RVS Nikhil. Express News Service.Sivasankar won the National Film Award for Best Choreography for his work in S. S. Rajamouli's historical drama Magadheera (), with the jury noting he was rewarded "for breath taking energy and innovation" in the song "Dheera Dheera Dheera".[3][4] His experience at the official ceremony was reported in the media after he was critical of the delay in allowing him into the venue.[5] In , his super-fast choreography of super hit song Manmadha Raasa for Thiruda Thirudi film was widely talked about.
In , he was awarded an honorary doctorate from New International Christian University, Bangalore for his services to dance.[6]
Sivasankar has also appeared in acting roles, notably starring as Ajith Kumar's dance instructor in K. S. Ravikumar's Varalaru (). The choreographer was asked to design the dance sequences but also the action sequences and the overall body language of Ajith, to depict him in a feminine way.[7] He later portrayed the role of a Christian missionary in Bala's period drama Paradesi (), who works to convert the religion of naive tea workers.[8]
Death
Sivasankar died from COVID at a private hospital in Hyderabad on 28 November , at the age of [9][10]