Premji Amaran
Birthday
1979/02/25 (46 years old)
Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Also know as
Ganesh Kumar Gangai Amaren , Premgi Amaren, Prem G, Premji Amaran, Premgi Amaran, Premji Amaren, Premgi Amaren , பிரேம்ஜி அமரன்
Biography
Ganesh Gangai Amaren better known as Premgi Amaren, is an Indian playback singer, film composer, songwriter and actor. Son of veteran film composer and singer Gangai Amaran, he often composes rap songs in Tamil cinema and is known for his comical performances in the Venkat Prabhu films Chennai 600028, Saroja, Goa and Mankatha. His stage name, Premgi, is actually a spelling error, as it is meant to be "Prem G.", (the G referring to his father's name).
Acting
(2021) Tamil Rockers
as ---
(2006) Vallavan
as Swapna's Friend
(2010) Goa
as Samikannu
(2008) Saroja
as Ganesh Kumar
(2022) Manmatha Leelai
as ---
(2011) Mankatha
as Prem
(2007) Chennai 600028
as Seenivasan 'Seenu'
(2022) Prince
as Boopathy
(2008) Satyam
as Bora
(2013) Settai
as Cheenu
(2013) Biriyani
as Parasuram alias Parasu
(2013) Onbadhule Guru
as Charles
(2024) The Greatest of All Time
as Seenu
(2014) Vadacurry
as Special Appearance
(2012) Podaa Podi
as Special Appearance
(2014) Vennila Veedu
as Special Appearance
(2014) Salim
as (cameo appearance)
(2015) Maanga
as ---
(2023) Custody
as Prem (Tamil Version)
(2015) Massu Engira Maasilamani
as Jetli
(2016) Narathan
as Narathan
(2015) MGR Sivaji Rajini Kamal
as ---
(2008) Thozha
as ---
(2016) Chennai 600028 II: Second Innings
as Seenu
(2019) Simba
as Simba
(2013) North 24 Kaatham
as Vyomkesh
(2018) Tamizh Padam 2
as Special Appearance
(2015) Yatchan
as Himself (Guest Appearance)
(2007) Satham Podathey
as Ravichandran's Friend
(2021) Kasada Thapara
as Bala (segment "Kavasam")
(2019) R. K. Nagar
as ---
(2003) Punnagai Poove
as Cameo Appearance
(2005) Kanda Naal Mudhal
as Cameo Appearance
(2008) Silambattam
as Special Appearance in "Where Is The Party" Song
(2021) Maanaadu
as Eeswara Moorthy
(2023) Sathiya Sothanai
as Pradeep
(2008) Santosh Subramaniam
as Shekar
(2017) Mupparimanam
as Self
(2025) Dinasari
as ---
(2021) Live Telecast
as Bigil Sathya