We brought you the first breaking news that veteran multitalented entertainer Suresh Chakravarthy has joined the 'Bigg Boss 4' reality show and gave details about his achievements in cinema and television. Read : A forgotten multitalented entertainer returns in 'Bigg Boss 4' after many years

Suresh has become one of the most entertaining contestants on 'Bigg Boss 4' who throws his weight around and his feud with Anitha Sampath has helped rise the TRP for the past week.

We now have a few more information about Suresh Chakravarthy and one of them is that he reportedly served as the manager for actress Amala who ruled as the number one heroine in Tamil and Telugu cinema in the eighties and later married Telugu superstar Nagarjuna.

It is said that Amala actually stayed in a house owned by Suresh Chakravarthy till she got married. Suresh also produced the Tamil dubbed version of Amala and Nagarjuna's blockbuster film 'Shiva' under the title 'Udhayam' which is one of the biggest dubbed hits in history in TN.

Suresh was also the manager for Navarasa Nayagan Karthik during the eighties and has written dialogues for many Telugu films that were dubbed in Tamil apart from directing 'Pepsi Ungal Choice' and 'Enakkul Oruthi' for television. He played six characters in 'Enakkul Oruthi' which has not been tried by any other actor till date on TV. He considers Kamal as his inspiration and has revered him from the time he started his career. Suresh's most memorable film appearance is as a comedian in K. Balachander's 'Azhagan' starring Mammootty and Banupriya.

Suresh Chakravarthy a few years back migrated to Australia where he runs a chain of restaurants and also teaches cooking on YouTube. In 2003 when Kamal produced 'Nala Damayanthi' directed by Mouli and starring Madhavan and Geetu Mohandas, it was Suresh who arranged all the permissions, shooting spots and accommodation in Australia.

Suresh has let it be known that he would be a tough competitor on 'Bigg Boss 4' and looks like he would give all the younger stars on the show a run for their money.