Nassar

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Characters played by Nassar

Bijjaladeva — Bāhubali: The Beginning (2015)

Cunning royal advisor who manipulates succession for his son.

Bijjaladeva — Bāhubali 2: The Conclusion (2017)

Ambitious royal uncle, conspires with Bhallaladeva to manipulate Sivagami and eliminate rivals.

Bijjaladeva — Bāhubali: The Epic (2025)

Bijjaladeva is Sivagami's power-hungry husband and Bhallaladeva's father. Resentful that the throne passed to Amarendra's family, he encourages Bhallaladeva's ambition and engineers a false assassination plot against him. He kills Kumara varma, helps frame Amarendra, and watches helplessly as Bhallaladeva is destroyed.

Baapji — Rowdy Rathore (2012)

A powerful and ruthless goon ruling the village of Devgarh. He extorts villagers, manipulates the system to free his son Munna, and orders attacks on police officers. He runs a liquor factory which is destroyed by Shiva, and is eventually killed by him.

Murugan — Chembaruthi (1992)

Murugan is a wealthy seafood exporter and the father of Malathy, whom Raja's grandmother wants Raja to marry to secure business ties. After Raja and Chembaruthi run away, Murugan pursues the reward offered for finding Raja. He and his goons locate and abduct the lovers, locking them in a boat.

Rudramurthy — Jodi (1999)

Rudramurthy is Kannan's father, a registrar-office worker who opposes marriages made without parents' consent. His views make Kannan fear that his father will reject his relationship with Gayathri. Gayathri earns Rudramurthy's affection by stopping his daughter from running away with her lover, and he accepts Gayathri as his daughter-in-law.

Johnson — Naangal (1992)

Johnson is a doctor who runs a hospital. Doctors Rajasekhar and Mona suspect that the hospital is involved in illegal activities. The plot summary identifies him in connection with their suspicions but does not establish whether he is responsible for the alleged activities or for Rajasekhar's murder.

College Founder — Master (2021)

The college authority figure who assigns J.D. to a three-month probationary posting at the juvenile detention facility, setting the main events in motion.

Dr. Arvind Acharya — Serious Men (2020)

Dr. Arvind Acharya is an astronomer and Ayyan Mani’s employer at the National Institute of Fundamental Research. When questionable study results threaten his position, Ayyan exposes the issue to a rival, contributing to Acharya’s dismissal. After discovering Adi’s deception, Acharya confronts Ayyan and later helps him seek reinstatement.

Shakthivel — Thamizhan (2002)

Surya's brother-in-law and a practicing lawyer who advises Surya to train under a senior mentor. He is murdered by a corrupt official while upholding justice, which becomes the catalyst for Surya's lifelong mission to fight corruption and empower the common people.

Dean Ramachandra — Kadhalar Dhinam (1999)

The college chairman and dean, Ramachandra gives Raja admission despite his rank falling just outside the class limit, recognizing his own past in the young man. He becomes Raja's guide and helps him write love letters to Roja, not initially realizing that Raja is in love with his daughter.

Badri — Kuruthipunal (1995)

Badri is the Naxalite leader commanding the terrorist group targeted by Adhi Narayanan and Abbas. He controls assassinations, eliminates witnesses, exposes Srinivasan's betrayal, and uses threats against Adhi's family to force cooperation. Adhi ultimately breaks free and kills him during the final confrontation.

Career Overview

Nassar has 556 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 22 cinematic universes — most prominently Singam Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Vishwanath & Sons, Sardar 2, Meesaya Murukku 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
556
Birth Date
1958-03-05
Birth Place
Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu, India

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Universe traveler — spans 22 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3521977), public domain (CC0).