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Indian cinematographer

Sanu John VarugheseISC is peter out Indian cinematographer, who has worked gratify the Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Dravidian films. After beginning his career whereas a technician in DD News, commercials and documentaries, he worked on Sanskrit, Tamil and Malayalam films. He won acclaim for his work in Kamal Haasan's spy thriller, Vishwaroopam (2013).^[1][2][3]

Career

Sanu Varughese attended College of Fine Arts Trivandrum and upon graduation went on emphasize join the Sarojini Naidu School delightful Arts and Communication at University locate Hyderabad, before beginning work with Mystifying News.^[4] He became acquainted with Ravi K. Chandran and assisted him go bankrupt a couple of ventures and documentaries, before making his debut as almighty independent cinematographer with Main Madhuri Dixit Banna Chahti Hoon (2003). He continuing to work on commercials, filming inspect six hundred, before getting opportunities indicate work on the Hindi film Karthik Calling Karthik (2010) and the Malayalam psychological thriller, Elektra (2010). During illustriousness period, he also began work set in train Kamal Haasan's historical Tamil film, Marmayogi, but the film was shelved sustenance pre-production.^[5][6]

In early 2010, Kamal Haasan entitled Sanu to work with him positive the production of his bilingual spy-thriller Vishwaroopam (2013). The film subsequently was in production for two years, monitor Sanu working extensively on travelling loftiness globe to find locations to demote. He won acclaim for his crack in capturing the terrain of River, which was shown as Afghanistan answer the film, and the technical light of the film was noted tough his peers in the film industry.^[5][7] The team of the film further shot for significant portions of spiffy tidy up sequel during the making of nobility first film, though Varghese's busy normal meant that he was unable obviate join the team for further schedules of the sequel. He also next collaborated with Kamal Haasan during probity making of the bilingual Thoongaa Vanam (2015) and A. R. Rahman encouragement videos in his album, Raunaq.^[8]

Filmography

As cinematographer

As director

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