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Jailer 2 brings actor Namo Narayana wider attention
Namo Narayana is drawing wider attention for his role in Jailer 2, a film starring Rajinikanth and directed by Nelson Dilipkumar.
He plays Moorthy, a fruit seller, and viewers have responded to his comic scenes and plot twists.
A chess scene with actor Suraj Venjaramoodu has also caught viewers' attention.
Narayana left his software job at TCS to pursue acting after his friend Samuthirakani invited him into cinema.
His first major introduction to audiences came in the 2009 Tamil film Nadodigal, directed by Samuthirakani.
He has appeared in about 75 films, often in supporting and character roles, including Easan, Poraali and Viswasam.
Jailer 2 has brought renewed recognition to his long career in Tamil cinema.
Actor Namo Narayana has drawn wider attention for his role in Jailer 2, according to ABP Nadu.
He plays fruit-shop owner Moorthy in the film, which stars Rajinikanth and is directed by Nelson Dilipkumar.
His comedy and twist-filled scenes have been well received by fans, with a chess scene alongside Suraj Venjaramoodu singled out.
Narayana previously worked in software at TCS before leaving the job to pursue acting.
He made a notable early impression in the 2009 film Nadodigal and has appeared in about 75 films.
- Who
- Actor Namo Narayana.
- What
- His role in Jailer 2 has brought him wider attention.
- When
- The coverage was published on October 16, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Fans have responded to his comedy and twist-filled scenes, including a chess scene with Suraj Venjaramoodu.
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Namo Narayana had a notable introduction in the film Nadodigal.
He left his software job and turned to acting after his friend Samuthirakani invited him into cinema.
ABP Nadu reported that Jailer 2 had brought Narayana wider attention.
- Film
- Jailer 2
- Role
- Fruit-shop owner Moorthy
- Director
- Nelson Dilipkumar
- Earlier film
- Nadodigal, released in 2009
- Career total
- About 75 films
- Former employer
- TCS