M. J. Shriram is an Indian actor and playback singer, who has worked on Tamil-language films. He is best known for his songs in Pachchak Kuthira (2006) and his role in Sivakasi (2005).
Career Shiram began singing when he was five-years-old. His talent enabled him to share the stage with Kamal Haasan at a concert in Singapore in 1993. He played a small role in Sollamale (1998) before playing Vijay's friend in the film, Sivakasi (2005), which is considered his acting debut. He made his singing debut in Parthiban's Pachchak Kuthira (2006).
Filmography Actor Films Year Film Role Notes 1998 Sollamale Advertising agency owner 2005 Sivakasi Muthappa's friend 2006 Thalainagaram Police Officer 2008 Pazhani Naina 2011 Vithagan 2012 Thiruthani Doctor 2013 Puthagam Newsreader 2014 Aaha Kalyanam Ramesh Velaiilla Pattadhari Ramkumar 2015 Vellaiya Irukiravan Poi Solla Maatan Pradeep Kumar 2017 Velaiilla Pattadhari 2 Ramkumar Brahma.com Parameshwaran 2018 Sarkar Sundar's uncle 2020 Pattas Politician Vaanam Kottattum George Naanga Romba Busy Karthik's father 2022 Iravin Nizhal Rowther Poikkal Kudhirai Shivasubramaniam Uncredited roleCoffee with Kadhal Diya's father 2023 Joe Shruthi's father Saba Nayagan Esha's father 2024 Guardian Dr. Rudhran 2025 Mr. Housekeeping Isai's father Test Meiyappan Dude Doctor Revolver Rita Prabhakar Bad Girl Ramya's Father 2026 Pookie Aazhi's father Nee Forever
Television Year Series RoleChannelNotes2004 Krishna Cottage Bablu Jaya TV2014–2018 Thamarai Gajendran Sun TV 2017–2019 Raja Rani Chandrashekar Star Vijay 2018Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Lil Champs Judge Zee Tamil2019–2020 Tamil Selvi Rajarajan Sun TV Bharathi Kanamma Venba's uncle Star Vijay2020–2021 Uyire Colors Tamil 2021 Vadham Anandhan MX Player2021–2022 Namma Veetu Ponnu Dr. Chezhiyan Star Vijay2022 Kana Kaanum Kaalangal Special appearance2023Sweet Kaaram Coffee Karthik's father Amazon Prime Video
Singer Year Film Song2006 Pachchak Kuthira "Pottu Vechi" "Pachaya Pachaya" "Adadadi Ganja Chedi" 2008 Mudhal Mudhal Mudhal Varai "Kondadum"2016 Kannula Kaasa Kattappa "Dhuddu Thandhaane" "Mannasukule"
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