Stunt Silva is an Indian stunt actor, action director and stunt co-ordinator who has worked in Tamil cinema, Telugu cinema, Malayalam cinema, Kannada cinema, Nepali cinema, Hindi. He made his debut with the 2005 Telugu film Chatrapathi, directed by S. S. Rajamouli and has since also made appearances in films, portraying a supporting antagonist.
After serving as an assistant fighter in several Tamil and Telugu films, director S. S. Rajamouli gave Silva an opportunity to work as the stunt director of his fantasy film Yamadonga (2007), for which his work won critical acclaim. He has since gone on to work in over one hundred Indian films as the lead stunt director, working with leading directors and actors. He won recognition for his chase sequences in Mankatha (2011) and has regularly collaborated in films directed by Venkat Prabhu. In 2014, he was described by Sify.com as having achieved a "career high" through his work on prestigious film projects.
Stunt Silva has also featured in films portraying a supporting antagonist. After being seen as a henchman in Yamadonga (2007), Thalaiva (2013), Jilla (2014) and Veeram (2014), he portrayed the role of a gangster in Gautham Menon's Yennai Arindhaal (2015). He was also revealed to be a playing a leading role in the sports film, Brazil, which began production in 2014.
2011 | Mankatha | Tamil | South Indian International Movie Awards — SIIMA & Vijay Television Awards | Best Action Choreography | |
2012 | Vettai | Tamil | Tamil Nadu State Film Awards | Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Stunt Coordinator | |
3 | Tamil | South Indian International Movie Awards — SIIMA & Vijay Television Awards | Best Action Choreography | ||
2013 | Vettai | Tamil | South Indian International Movie Awards — SIIMA | Best Action Choreography | |
2014 | Veeram | Tamil | Vijay Television Awards | Best Stunt Director | |
Jilla | Tamil | Vijay Television Awards | Best Stunt Director | ||
Anjaan | Tamil | South Indian International Movie Awards — SIIMA | Best Fight Choreographer | ||
2015 | Baji | Marathi | International Marathi Film Festival Awards — IMFFA | Best Action | |
Vedalam | Tamil | Edison Awards | Best Action Choreography | ||
Thani Oruvan | Tamil | BENZ Club Award | Best Action Choreography | ||
2022 | Chithirai Sevvanam | Tamil | Edison Awards | Best Debut Director | |
Maanaadu | Tamil | Mirchi Awards & V4 Awards | Best Action Director | ||
Master | Tamil | Galatta Crown Award & Anna University Techofest Award | Best Action Director |
Uncredited appearance | |||
Uncredited appearance as Passerby | |||
as Rajesh, Haasini's college mate turned eve teaser. | |||
Nominated for SIIMA Award | |||
Nominated for SIIMA and Vijay Awards | |||
As Kolaveri David — Kidnapper | |||
Nominated for Vijay Awards | |||
Nominated for Vijay Awards | |||
Nominated for Vijay Awards | |||
As Hitman | |||
As Matthew — Don | |||
As Prince | |||
Yuddham Sharanam | Telugu | Stunt Director | |
Oxygen | Telugu | Stunt Director | |
Jawaan | Telugu | Stunt Director | |
Kammara Sambhavam | Malayalam | Stunt Director | |
Parole | Malayalam | Stunt Director | |
Abrahaminte Santhathikal | Malayalam | Stunt Director | |
Lakshmi | Tamil | Stunt Director | |
Releasing on 25 December 2022 | |||
2022 Release | |||
2024 Release | |||
12 Gaun | Nepali | Stunt Director & Actor | As Drug Dealer |
2024 Release | |||
Baby John | Hindi | Stunt Director | |
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