Simbhu was a popular face in Indian television even before he                   made his maiden film debut. He acted in Tamil films, as a                   junior artist in projects like Monisha En Monalisa,                  Shabash Babu, Rajadi Rajavan, and                   Thiruvalla in minor roles.  Simbhu’s debut in movies as a                   hero came in the form of Kaadhal Azhavitazhallai, a                   Tamil language movie also debuting Charmi, a popular Telugu                   actress. The film, Kaadhal Azhavitazhallai, was highly hyped                   but the film flopped at the box-office and it was followed by                  Dhum and Kuthu with Rakshitha and Ramya                   respectively. These films also flopped at the box-office and                   criticism was heaped on Simbhu for his self-acclaimed title of                  Little Superstar and his deliberate copying of actions                   which were normally used by the Tamil superstar, Rajinikanth.
 The move Alai with Trisha                   Krishnan followed, it became his first film to run over 50 days                   at a cinema but once again he faced controversy due to some                   scenes between                                    Trisha Krishnan and himself.                   Simbhu next film, Kovil                   with Sonia Agarwal was an average grosser at the box-office. He                   then took a year’s break to concentrate on                  Manmadhan project, which he                   wrote the screenplay for. This move starred Jyothika, Mandira                   Bedi and Yana Gupta opposite him and the film became a runaway                   triumph at the box-office breaking many records especially in                   Madurai and it ran for 275 days in Kollywood. The move earned                   rave reviews and changed many peoples’ minds about Simbhu’s                   career. Simbhu next film, Thotti                   Jaya also was a big hit, in which he had paired with                   Gopika. For Thotti Jaya                   Simbhu sported a black beard in the role of an orphaned                   gangster who finds love.
    The move Alai with Trisha                   Krishnan followed, it became his first film to run over 50 days                   at a cinema but once again he faced controversy due to some                   scenes between                                    Trisha Krishnan and himself.                   Simbhu next film, Kovil                   with Sonia Agarwal was an average grosser at the box-office. He                   then took a year’s break to concentrate on                  Manmadhan project, which he                   wrote the screenplay for. This move starred Jyothika, Mandira                   Bedi and Yana Gupta opposite him and the film became a runaway                   triumph at the box-office breaking many records especially in                   Madurai and it ran for 275 days in Kollywood. The move earned                   rave reviews and changed many peoples’ minds about Simbhu’s                   career. Simbhu next film, Thotti                   Jaya also was a big hit, in which he had paired with                   Gopika. For Thotti Jaya                   Simbhu sported a black beard in the role of an orphaned                   gangster who finds love.
                
                                       Saravana                   was released in 2006 and after the success of Manmadhan, he                   paired up with Jyothika to act in the film directed by K.S.                   Ravikumar. The film was a hit despite being released with                   Paramasivan and Aadhi, which it eventually ran for 100 days.                   Simbhu decided to turn director in Vallavan, which has become                   the most anticipated film of the year of 2006 and it was                   released on Diwali 2006 and stared Nayantara, Reema Sen and                   Sandhya alongside himself. Simbhu has also written the                   screenplay and has also sung 2 songs in the film.
                
     Simbhu will act in Aezhumazhai vs Chitra with                   Asin Thottumkal in a forthcoming project in 2007. Simbhu was                   also a part of Mani Ratnam’s stage show, Netru, Indru, Naalai                   alongside many other co-stars. Simbu as shown in the wallpaper                   for the film, Manmadhan ‘Simbu’ Silambarasan was born to a                   famous Kollywood couple, T. Rajendar and Usha, they were both                   actors. Simbu’s has a younger brother, Kuralarasan who appears                   as a child actor in several films. 
Simbu’s sister, Illakya, is a college student at Loyola College, where he had also completed his education.At Ashram school, Simbu studied with the Tamil actor, Rajinikanth’s daughter, Aishwarya. Both were rumoured to be in an affair before she disbanded with him. Aishwarya later married, rival actor, Dhanush. Simbu was apparently not invited to the wedding and was left fuming over this. Manmadhan dealt with the story of lovers cheating and Simbu refused to deny claims that it was based around his childhood love, Aishwarya and no comment was made from either side.
 
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