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Sathish Muthukrishnan (born 23 May 1987) is an Indian actor and comedian working in the Tamil cinema. He made a breakthrough portraying a role alongside Sivakarthikeyan in Ethir Neechal (2013).[5] He won Edison Award for Best Comedian for his performance in Kaththi (2014), Thangamagan (2015) and Remo (2016) and Edison Award for Best Appearance for the film Tamizh Padam 2 (2018).

Key Information

Personal life

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Born in a middle-class iyer family, Sathish barely attended school and worked part-time jobs alongside his studies to support his family. Interested in cinema, he joined Crazy Mohan's Troupe in 2001, at the age of 14 and performed for nearly 8 years as part of the troupe. Crazy Mohan saw potential in Sathish and took him as one of his own, educated him and supported him financially and helped him land small roles in Jerry and other small roles until 2009. He received many awards for his dramas in Crazy Mohan from Kamal Haasan [6] and other celebrities.

Sathish married Sindhu in December 2019.[7][8] The couple have a daughter[9] named Niharika,[10] born 4 November 2020.[11][12][13]

Career

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Sathish worked with Crazy Mohan in his theatre troupe for eight years, honing his histrionics and acting, while also helping write dialogues for his productions and acting in their stage play "Chocolate Krishna". His debut was in the movie Jerry (2006) where he played a small role. A. L. Vijay made him a co-dialogue writer for Poi Solla Porom (2008), before offering him an acting role in Madrasapattinam (2010).

In 2013 he appeared in Senthil Kumar's Ethir Neechal portraying Sivakarthikeyan's friend, with a critic noting that the duo "complement each other’s comic timing".[14][15] His next notable role was as an IT professional Sandy in Maan Karate (2014), written by AR Murugadoss.[16]

He played an important role in Kaththi (2014), co-starring Vijay in the lead role.[17][18]

He received Edison Award for Best Comedian for the films Kaththi (2014), Thangamagan (2015) and Remo (2016).

Sathish played the role of an antagonist in the 2018 parody film Tamizh Padam 2, which was written and directed by C. S. Amudhan.[19]

He marks his debut as a lead actor in Naai Sekar (2022). Sathish has chosen a wise script and put up a solid performance as the story's lead.[20]

He has delivered his next film as a hero in the horror comedy, titled Conjuring Kannappan (2023).[21]

He was later acted in the crime thrillers films such as Vithaikkaaran (2024) and Sattam En Kaiyil (2024).[22][23]

Filmography

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List of Sathish film credits
Year Film Role Notes
2006 Jerry Farooque
2010 Tamizh Padam Pandiya
Kola Kolaya Mundhirika Sukku Malli
Madrasapattinam Pacha
2011 Mugaputhagam Sathish Short film
Vaagai Sooda Vaa Lorry Driver Kavattaiyan
Mahaan Kanakku Mandotharan
2012 Marina Makudu
Maalai Pozhudhin Mayakathilaey Tarun
Thaandavam Modelling Agent Bullappan
2013 Vathikuchi Vanaraj's friend
Ethir Neechal Peter Nominated, Vijay Award for Best Comedian
Naiyaandi Chinna Vandu's friend
2014 Maan Karate Sandy
Sigaram Thodu Kay Kay
Uyirukku Uyiraga Karthik's friend
Kaththi Ravi/Sodhu Edison Award for Best Comedian
2015 Aambala Shakthi
Tamizhuku En Ondrai Azhuthavum Raja
Vai Raja Vai Sathish
Thangamagan Kumaran Edison Award for Best Comedian
2016 Muthina Kathirikai Saravanan
Mudinja Ivana Pudi Sathish
Kotigobba 2 Satya's friend Kannada film
Devi Mad Max
Abhinetri Telugu film
Rekka Keerai 25th Film
Remo Vallikanth Edison Award for Best Comedian
Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Comedian
Parandhu Sella Vaa Mani
2017 Bairavaa Shanmugam
Motta Shiva Ketta Shiva Sathish
Yaar Ivan Srinivasan
Hara Hara Mahadevaki Kathir
Solo Pattu
Shekhar's friend at his birthday party Malayalam film; cameo appearance in "Kandu Nee Enne"
Sathya Babu Khan
Velaikkaran Hari
2018 Kalakalappu 2 Gopal
Solli Vidava Sanjay's friend
Pakka 'Dhoni' Kumar's friend
Mr. Chandramouli Padmani
Tamizh Padam 2 Pandiya (P) and Peeyar Dual role Edison Award for Best Appearance
Ghajinikanth Mohan
2019 Boomerang Gopal
July Kaatril Murali
Agni Devi Sathyamoorthy IPS
Mr Local P. Raja
Gorilla Sathish
Sixer Gimikly
Aruvam Sorimuthu
2020 Seeru Kobi
2021 Bhoomi Bhoominathan's friend
Teddy Shiva's friend 50th Film
Sulthan Shakthi Guest appearance
Friendship Jeeva
Annaatthe Sathyaseelan Guest appearance
Raajavamsam Kannan's friend
2022 Naai Sekar Sekar Debut as lead role
Hostel Jeeva
Ranga Adithyaa's friend
Kanam Kathir
Pistha Sathish
Oh My Ghost Bharathi
2023 Varisu Vijay’s friend
Kannai Nambathey Jagan
Thudikkum Karangal Annamalai
Conjuring Kannappan Kannappan
2024 Vithaikkaaran Vetri and Shakthi Dual role
Sattam En Kaiyil Gautham
2025 Sumo Inspector V. Anbu

Television

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List of performances and appearances on television
Year Title Role(s) Network Notes
2016 5th South Indian International Movie Awards Host Sun TV Co-hosted with Shiva
2017 6th South Indian International Movie Awards Co-hosted with Dhanya Balakrishna
2021 LOL: Enga Siri Paapom Contestant Amazon Prime [24]
2023 11th South Indian International Movie Awards Host Sun TV Co-hosted with Pavithra Lakshmi
2024 12th South Indian International Movie Awards Co-hosted with Bhavana Balakrishnan

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Sathish Muthukrishnan, professionally known as Sathish, is an Indian actor and comedian who primarily works in Tamil cinema, renowned for his witty comedic performances and versatile supporting roles in blockbuster films. Born on 23 May 1987 in Salem, Tamil Nadu, he has established himself as a key figure in Kollywood through his sharp timing and memorable characters that often steal scenes in ensemble casts. Sathish began his career in theatre, spending eight years with the renowned Crazy Creations troupe led by playwright Crazy Mohan, where he honed his acting skills, performed in stage plays, and assisted in writing dialogues for productions. He made his film debut in 2011 with Mahaan Kanakku and gained notice with roles in films like Thaandavam (2012), but he achieved widespread recognition with his breakout performance as Peter in the 2013 sports comedy Ethir Neechal, directed by R. S. Durai Senthilkumar, which marked the start of his rise as a go-to comedian. Throughout the 2010s, Sathish appeared in over 30 films, frequently collaborating with leading stars like Sivakarthikeyan and Vijay, and later Rajinikanth, and contributing to hits such as Maan Karate (2014), Kaththi (2014), Remo (2016), and Tamizh Padam 2 (2018), where his humorous one-liners and physical comedy became trademarks. Sathish has appeared in over 70 films to date. In recent years, he has ventured into lead roles, making his debut as a lead in the comedy Naai Sekar (2022), followed by the crime thriller Sattam En Kaiyil (2024) and the heist drama Vithaikkaran (2024), showcasing a shift toward more dramatic and protagonist-driven narratives while maintaining his comedic roots.

Early life

Family background

Sathish Muthukrishnan was born on 23 May 1987 in , a village in , , . He was born into a middle-class family. He was the only son of Muthukrishnan and Bhuvaneswari, who maintained modest livelihoods to support their middle-class family. Sathish's upbringing was marked by the typical struggles of a middle-class household in rural , where financial constraints limited opportunities and required active family contributions from a young age. He often worked part-time jobs alongside his irregular schooling to help sustain the family, fostering a strong sense of responsibility and resilience that shaped his early motivations.

Entry into entertainment

Sathish began his entry into the entertainment industry through theater, joining the acclaimed Crazy Creations troupe founded by playwright and director while still in school. He performed with the group for eight years, taking on minor comedic roles in various stage plays that helped him develop his initial acting skills. During this period, Sathish appeared in notable productions such as Chocolate Krishna, where he contributed to the comedic elements through live performances in front of large audiences. Under Crazy Mohan's mentorship, he learned essential techniques in timing, improvisation, and dialogue delivery, often assisting in crafting lines for the troupe's works, including the film . These experiences built his confidence in handling and audience interactions, allowing him to explore both humorous and dramatic portrayals. To support his family and continue his , Sathish balanced theater commitments with part-time jobs during his formative years. This dual pursuit not only sustained his early ambitions but also instilled discipline, paving the way for his transition toward professional auditions in media. The foundational skills acquired in Crazy Mohan's troupe proved instrumental in shaping his comedic style and stage presence.

Personal life

Marriage and relationships

Sathish married Sindhu, the sister of director Chachi, in an on December 11, 2019, in . The couple had met through Chachi, who collaborated with Sathish on the 2019 film Sixer, and their union was facilitated by their parents after a private engagement ceremony weeks earlier. The wedding itself was a low-key private event, emphasizing intimacy over extravagance. It was preceded by a reception on December 10, which drew notable figures from the Tamil , including , , , , , GV Prakash Kumar, and AR Murugadoss. Sathish had personally invited Chief Minister to the proceedings, sharing photos of the meeting beforehand. In the years following their marriage, Sathish and Sindhu have prioritized a private family life while navigating the demands of his burgeoning acting career. Their relationship has provided a stable foundation, contributing to the family's expansion with the birth of their daughter in late 2020.

Family and children

Sathish and his wife Sindhu welcomed their daughter, Niharika, on November 4, 2020. The couple publicly announced her birth through social media, sharing joyful moments that highlighted their excitement as new parents during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In interviews, Sathish has described the profound changes in his daily life since Niharika's arrival, noting that she now "holds the remote control" of their routine, dictating wake-up times and activities. He emphasized adjustments during the , such as avoiding physical contact with Niharika immediately after film shoots to protect her from potential exposure, which underscored their cautious approach to family health. Sathish insights, admitting his wife handles the majority of responsibilities while he plays a supportive role, including humorous anecdotes like once wearing her to soothe a Niharika when alone. The family prioritizes values like respect and limited , with Niharika taught to address their maid as "paati" (grandmother) and TV viewing restricted to feeding sessions featuring songs by composer . Sathish strives for work-family balance by posting videos of Niharika's playful antics on , engaging fans while ensuring no phones are used around her to foster a focused environment. He expressed a commitment to being a positive , avoiding lies or anger in her presence to instill strong moral principles. As of 2025, Sathish, Sindhu, and Niharika remain a family of three, with no public reports of additional children or expansion plans.

Career

Theater and early roles

Sathish continued his involvement with Crazy Mohan's theatre troupe through the early , performing in numerous stage plays and assisting with dialogue writing for the group's productions over eight years. This period honed his comedic timing and stage presence, providing a foundation for his transition to screen work. His entry into television began around 2006 with minor spots and dubbing assignments, marking his initial foray into broadcast media before securing film opportunities. Sathish made his film debut in the 2006 romantic comedy Jerry, directed by S. B. Khanthan, where he played a small role as while also serving as an . This uncredited yet pivotal start was followed by sparse appearances in the late 2000s, including co-writing dialogues for (2008). From 2010 to 2012, Sathish took on supporting roles that showcased his emerging comedic flair, such as Pachai in the historical romance and Pandiya in the parody film Tamil Padam, both released in 2010. He further appeared in (2012), playing a key amid action sequences. These early roles, often limited to comedic relief, highlighted his versatility but kept him in the background. During these formative years, Sathish encountered significant challenges, including as a due to his 1.79-meter height, which was considered atypical for the role, and difficulties securing offers owing to his dark complexion. These obstacles contributed to professional instability as he navigated from theater to sporadic screen work.

Film breakthrough and comedic success

Sathish's breakthrough came with the 2013 sports comedy-drama Ethir Neechal, directed by , where he played Peter, the sarcastic and supportive friend to the protagonist Kunjithapatham (). His character's arc revolves around motivating the lead through humorous advice, including suggesting a to boost confidence, which injects levity into the film's underdog narrative. The role showcased Sathish's natural comic timing and chemistry with , earning critical praise for adding relatable wit to the ensemble and marking his transition from minor parts to prominent recognition in . Building on this success, Sathish solidified his comedic prowess in key supporting roles across major releases from 2014 to 2018. In (2014), directed by A. R. Murugadoss, he portrayed a street-smart ally to Vijay's dual-role characters, delivering punchy one-liners and physical gags during high-stakes action sequences that provided essential and were highlighted for enhancing the film's mass appeal. His performance won him the for Best Comedian, reflecting strong audience appreciation for his ability to balance humor with emotional depth. Similarly, in Thangamagan (2015), as Kumaran—the bumbling yet loyal friend to the protagonist ()—Sathish's arc involves comedic mishaps in family and business conflicts, earning another and praise for his endearing, non-intrusive wit that complemented the drama. Sathish continued his streak with (2016), directed by , where he essayed a quirky to Sivakarthikeyan's nurse-turned-actor, using exaggerated expressions and rapid-fire dialogues to navigate romantic and identity mix-ups, which audiences lauded for its infectious energy and once again secured an for Best Comedian. In (2018), a written and directed by , Sathish took on a more substantial antagonistic role as "P," spoofing iconic villains through multiple disguises and satirical monologues; his bold shift from to lead villain was celebrated for its clever meta-humor and versatility, contributing to the film's among fans of genre satire. Sathish's comedic style, characterized by sharp wit, impeccable timing, and subtle physicality rather than overt , allowed him to infuse depth into side characters while maintaining broad appeal. This approach, honed through improvisational liberty in scripts, resonated with viewers seeking intelligent amid commercial . His frequent collaborations with directors emphasizing ensemble dynamics, such as in projects with , amplified his impact. By 2021, Sathish had amassed over 50 appearances, with the 2013–2021 period representing the peak of his supporting comedic successes that cemented his status as a go-to in Tamil industry blockbusters.

Transition to lead roles and recent projects

Sathish marked his transition to lead roles with the 2022 Tamil , directed by debutant Kishore Rajkumar, in which he portrayed Sekar, an IT professional in whose soul swaps with a neighborhood scientist's following a bizarre bite, leading to chaotic and humorous escapades. The film blended elements with comedy, earning mixed reviews that praised Sathish's energetic performance and the by Mirchi Shiva for the character, though it was critiqued for uneven pacing. Commercially, it achieved modest success, grossing approximately ₹4 crores in its first four weeks despite a limited budget. Building on this debut, Sathish starred as the Kannappan in the 2023 horror-comedy , directed by Selvin Raj Xavier, where he played a struggling game designer whose family becomes trapped in a nightmarish dream realm haunted by a voodoo device, forcing them to confront threats with humor and resourcefulness. The film received favorable critical reception for its effective mix of scares and laughs, with Sathish's portrayal of the desperate yet comedic lead highlighted as a standout, contributing to its commercial viability as it grossed over ₹10 crores worldwide. In 2024, Sathish ventured into more dramatic territory with Vithaikkaaran, a crime thriller directed by Venki, in which he essayed the role of Vetri, a street magician drawn into high-stakes heists amid personal and ethical dilemmas set in . Critics appreciated his shift to a restrained, serious persona but found the narrative bland and overly protracted, resulting in average commercial performance. Later that year, he led Sattam En Kaiyil, a crime thriller helmed by Chachi, playing Gowtham, who accidentally kills a motorcyclist, hides the body in his car trunk, and navigates escalating tension when arrested for , leading to a web of police scrutiny and moral quandaries. The film garnered stronger reviews for its taut suspense, particularly in the second half, and solid technical execution, marking a positive step in his evolving range. This phase of Sathish's career reflects deliberate challenges in moving beyond his comedic roots, as he has noted that the stakes feel higher with lead roles requiring a spectrum of emotions—from vulnerability to intensity—unlike the narrower scope of supporting parts. His diversification into horror- and thriller genres has allowed him to experiment with layered characters, stepping out of his comfort zone to demonstrate versatility while building on his foundational humor. As of November 2025, Sathish has several projects in the pipeline, including the recently released Vaa Deal (2025) and the upcoming , indicating continued momentum in diverse genres.

Awards and recognition

Major awards won

Sathish has garnered recognition for his comedic roles through several wins at the , a prominent ceremony in the Tamil film industry honoring excellence in cinema. In 2017, at the 10th Annual , he received the Best Comedian award for his performance as Kayalvizhi's friend in (2016), where his timing and witty dialogues contributed significantly to the film's light-hearted moments alongside lead Sivakarthikeyan. This win highlighted his growing stature as a reliable , boosting his visibility in ensemble casts. Earlier, Sathish secured the Best Comedian award at the 8th Annual for his role in (2014), portraying a quirky to Vijay's character, which added humor to the action-drama's narrative. He repeated the feat at the 9th Annual for Thanga Magan (2015), earning praise for his portrayal of Dhanush's brother-in-law, whose antics provided comic balance in the family entertainer. These consecutive wins established the as a staple affirmation of his comedic prowess in the industry. In 2019, at the 12th Annual , Sathish was honored with the Best Appearance award for his versatile role in (2018), a satirical where he played multiple characters, showcasing his adaptability and earning acclaim for enhancing the film's elements. In 2025, at the 18th Annual , Sathish won for his lead performance in the crime thriller (2024). Overall, these Edison wins underscore his impact on Tamil , with no recorded wins at SIIMA or South awards as of 2025.

Nominations and honors

Sathish has garnered multiple nominations in the Best category at prominent South Indian film awards, underscoring his consistent impact in comedic supporting roles. In 2016, he received a nomination for the (SIIMA) in the Best Comedian (Tamil) category for his performance in Thanga Magan, where his portrayal of a loyal friend added key humorous elements to the family drama. The following year, at the South, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor (Tamil) for , recognizing his energetic comedic timing alongside lead actor . Further nominations highlight his versatility within comedy. For his role in (2018), Sathish earned a SIIMA nomination for Best Comedian (Tamil) in 2019, reflecting appreciation for his satirical take on film tropes. These accolades, totaling at least four major nominations across SIIMA and , demonstrate industry acknowledgment of his ability to elevate ensemble casts through wit and relatability. Beyond formal awards, Sathish has received lesser-known honors that affirm his growing stature. In 2022, he won the Favourite Debut Hero Award at the Zeal Awards, a fan-voted recognition celebrating his shift toward lead roles in films like . Such honors, including early best newcomer nods in regional polls following his breakout role in Ethir Neechal (2013), illustrate peer respect for his craft amid challenges of as a . Despite not always securing wins in competitive categories, these recognitions signal sustained admiration from fans and professionals for his contributions to Tamil cinema's lighter moments.

Works

Film roles

Sathish debuted in films with a small role in the 2006 Tamil movie Jerry, marking the beginning of his career in supporting comedic parts. He gained prominence through roles in films like Tamizh Padam (2010) and achieved a breakthrough as Peter in Ethir Neechal (2013), directed by R. S. Durai Senthilkumar, which established him as a sought-after comedian. Over the next decade, he appeared in more than 40 supporting roles in major Tamil productions, often playing friends or comic relief characters alongside leading actors like Sivakarthikeyan, Vijay, and Dhanush. His contributions included award-winning performances, such as Dhanu in Kaththi (2014), directed by A. R. Murugadoss. The following table lists Sathish's supporting film roles from 2006 to 2021, organized chronologically. Roles are primarily comedic supporting characters unless noted otherwise.
YearFilm TitleRoleDirectorNotes
2006JerryFarooqueR. K. SureshDebut film; small role.
2010Tamizh PadamPandiyaC. S. AmudhanEarly comedic role.
2010Kola Kolaya MundhirikaSukku MalliR. ParthibanSupporting comedian.
2010MadrasapattinamPachaVijaya Raghava PrasadSupporting role.
2011Vaagai Sooda VaaLorry Driver KavattaiyanVelrajAward-winning role.
2011MugaputhagamSathishKalanjiyamSupporting.
2011Mahaan KanakkuMandotharanS. A. ChandrasekharComedic friend.
2012Eppadi Manasukkul VandhaiUnknownS. A. ChandrasekharSupporting.
2012Maalai Pozhudhin MayakathilaeyUnknownBalasubramaniComedic role.
2012MarinaMakuduPandirajSupporting.
2013Ethir NeechalPeterR. S. Durai SenthilkumarBreakthrough role; award-winning comedian.
2013VathikuchiVanaraj's friendE. RamasamySupporting.
2013NaiyaandiChinna Vandu's friendA. VenkateshComedic friend.
2014Maan KarateSandyThiru KumaranSupporting comedian.
2014Sigaram ThoduUnknownSanthakumarSupporting.
2014KaththiDhanuA. R. MurugadossAward-winning comedian.
2015AambalaUnknownSundar C.Comedic role.
2015Vai Raja VaiUnknownA. VenkateshSupporting.
2015Thanga MaganKumaranVijiComedian.
2016RemoVallikanthBakkiyaraj KannanAward-winning role.
2016RekkaUnknownSam AntonSupporting.
2016Kotigobba 2Sathya's friendSoundarya RajnikanthCameo comedian.
2016Parandhu Sella VaaUnknownJyothi PrasannaSupporting.
2016Muthina KathirikaUnknownR. PandiarajanComedic.
2017BairavaaUnknownBharathanSupporting.
2017Motta Shiva Ketta ShivaSathishSai RamaniComedian.
2017Yaar IvanUnknownR. V. BabuSupporting.
2017SoloUnknownBejoy NambiarSpecial appearance.
2017VelaikkaranHariMohan RajaComedic role.
2017Hara Hara MahadevakiUnknownSanthosh P. JayakumarSupporting.
2017Tamizhuku En Ondrai AzhuthavumUnknownRamprakashComedian.
2018Tamizh Padam 2Pandiya (P) and PeeyarC. S. AmudhanComedic dual role.
2018GhajinikanthMohanPradeep RanganathanSupporting.
2018Mr. ChandramouliPadmaniKarthik VenugopalanComedian.
2018Kalakalappu 2UnknownSundar C.Supporting.
2018SeiUnknownR. Ajay GnanamSpecial role.
2019SixerUnknownChachiComedian.
2019GorillaUnknownR. ParthibanSupporting.
2019SathyaUnknownKamalComedic.
2019BoomerangUnknownR. KannanSupporting.
2019Agni DeviUnknownJ. E. ArasiRole in thriller.
2019AruvamUnknownHariSupporting.
2019SollividavaUnknownA. KamaleshComedian.
2019July KaatrilUnknownR. ManojSpecial appearance.
2019100% KaadhalUnknownBaluSupporting.
2019Mr. LocalUnknownM. RajeshComedic.
2020SeeruUnknownYuvanSupporting in action drama.
2020HostelJeevaS. Chandra SekharComedian.
2021AnnaattheUnknownRajinikanthSupporting.
2021SulthanUnknownBakkiyaraj KannanComedic role.
2021TeddyUnknownShakti Soundar RajanSpecial appearance.
2021FriendshipUnknownJohn Paul Raj, Sham SuryaSupporting.
Beginning in 2022, Sathish transitioned to lead and special roles, showcasing versatility beyond in genres like horror, thriller, and . This shift began with his first lead performance in (2022), a where he played the titular character. He continued with lead roles in Oh My Ghost (2022) and expanded into dramatic territory with Vithaikkaaran (2024). By 2025, he appeared in , a sports highlighting his range in ensemble casts. The following table lists Sathish's lead and special film roles from 2022 to 2025.
YearFilm TitleRoleDirectorNotes
2022Naai SekarKishore RajkumarDebut lead role; comedy about man-dog swap.
2022Oh My GhostShivaS. BalakumarLead in horror-comedy.
2022PisthaSathishM. E. MuthuSupporting comedic role.
2022RangaUnknownPraveen GandhiSpecial lead appearance.
2023KannappanLead in horror-comedy.
2023Vijay's friendSupporting role as Vijay's friend.
2023Kannai NambatheJaganArumuga KumarLead thriller role.
2024MandiraUnknownSupporting role in fantasy drama.
2024LeadChachiSecond lead; serious crime thriller.
2024VithaikkaaranLeadGanapathy BalamuruganDramatic lead role.
2025UnknownS. P. HosiminSpecial role in sports comedy ensemble.

Television appearances

Sathish has established a notable presence on Tamil television through hosting prestigious award ceremonies and participating in comedy reality programming, showcasing his witty and sarcastic humor. He began hosting the South Indian International Movie Awards (SIIMA) in 2016, co-presenting the Tamil segment of the fifth edition in Singapore alongside Shiva. The event, a two-day extravaganza honoring achievements in South Indian cinema across Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam industries, featured live performances, red carpet glamour, and category awards, with Sathish's quick-witted banter and comedic timing engaging the audience during transitions and presentations. In 2017, Sathish hosted the Tamil awards at the sixth SIIMA in with , where the duo's playful antics, including gossip-filled segments about industry stars, added levity to the ceremony's mix of musical numbers and accolades. The format emphasized interactive hosting to bridge awards and entertainment, highlighting Sathish's ability to improvise humor amid high-profile attendees. Sathish returned as the Tamil host for the 2023 SIIMA in , delivering an energetic performance that prepared the audience for a night of cinematic tributes and surprises. He reprised the role in 2024, maintaining his signature style of light-hearted roasts and crowd interaction in the multi-language event structure. Beyond hosting, Sathish competed as a contestant in the 2021 Amazon Prime Video reality series LOL: Enga Siri Paapom, a six-hour unscripted comedy challenge hosted by Shiva and the late Vivek, where 10 comedians aimed to provoke laughter in others while suppressing their own. Billed as the "Sultan of Sarcasm," Sathish stood out with episode highlights including satirical impressions of film characters and absurd physical comedy skits, though he was eliminated before the finale; the win and ₹25 lakh prize were shared by Pugazh and Abishek Kumar. Prior to his film breakthrough, Sathish made early guest spots on Tamil TV programs and contributed to dubbing efforts, honing his comedic delivery. As of 2025, his television engagements continue with occasional guest appearances, such as on the Vanakkam Tamizha in September. Overall, Sathish's TV career spans over a appearances, evolving from supporting roles to lead hosting duties that leverage his film-honed charisma.

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