Consumer awareness and protective aspects global experiences/Alka Agarwal and Tripurari Pandey. Consumer organisations role and importance/Shobha Vijender. Consumer Protection Act 1986 legislative and judicial dimensions/H.M. Consumer behaviour an empirical approach/Anil Gupta and Mamta Shyam. Consumer organisations and consumer protection/Meenu Agrawal and Lal Singh Yadav. Consumer protection in Indian economy/B.B. Consumer behavior and consumer protection theoretical and conceptual issues/Kavita Saxena P.K. As the antagonist Athreya, Suriya was unapologetically menacing and his performance was worth every buck spent on the film.Hardcover. A truly path breaking attempt, the film, a time-travel thriller, saw Suriya in triple roles and nailing each one with grace. HereвЂ™s another Suriya starrer that deserved more love than what it received. It takes guts to attempt something as outlandish as playing conjoined twins in mainstream cinema but Suriya made it work. KV AnandвЂ™s Maattrraan may not have been as successful as the filmmakerвЂ™s previous collaboration with Suriya but the film is remembered even today for its novel concept of making its hero play conjoined twins and Suriya couldnвЂ™t have done better justice.

One could literally feel SuriвЂ™s vengeance through his eyes, such was the impact of the role. Inspired from the events that took place in the life of former gangster turned politician Paritala Ravi Suriya teamed up with RGV for the first time and the result was unbelievably good. In what could be described as the most underrated performance in SuriyaвЂ™s career, his role as Suri in Ram Gopal VarmaвЂ™s Rakht Charitra needs to be discussed more often and not just on special occasions. Sporting a handlebar moustache, Suriya brought a desi twist to the policeman avatar and it worked wonders with the masses.ДЄlso read: Ranveer Singh captures his entire career in 10 selfies, with a bonus pic of his real self. As a duty fearing cop from a small village, it was refreshing to see Suriya don the khaki in a role that was loud but at the same time entertaining to the core. Singam was SuriyaвЂ™s big leap as a commercial hero and the filmвЂ™s success was unprecedented. If youвЂ™re a sucker for romance, then youвЂ™ve got to fall in love with the scenes between Suriya and Sameera Reddy. Inspired by MenonвЂ™s own relationship with his father, the film featured a heartwarming father-son relationship sub-plot featuring Suriya. In his second collaboration with Gautham Menon, Suriya played dual roles as father and son in this coming of age drama of a young man whose life undergoes a transition after heartbreak. Suriya spent months in the gym to build his body for his role in the film which was a bigger hit in Telugu as well. Playing a character suffering from short term memory loss, Suriya sets out to avenge the death of his girlfriend in this action drama. The film might have garnered mixed response at the box-office but it sure brought out a different dimension in SuriyaвЂ™s acting.ДЄR MurugadossвЂ™s Ghajini, loosely based on Christopher NolanвЂ™s Memento, was one of the biggest blockbusters in SuriyaвЂ™s career. While most would argue that the film belonged to Vikram as he went on to fetch a national award for his performance, Suriya was equally good in a much underrated role.ДЄ fiery Suriya was a treat to watch in Mani RatnamвЂ™s Aayutha Ezhuthu, playing a straight headed student leader who locks horns with a local leader. In his second collaboration with filmmaker Bala in Pithamagan, Suriya was seen playing a conman with a silver tongue. Playing a suave IPS officer with crew cut and ripped body, the film saw Suriya deliver a very realistic performance as young police officer Anbuselvan. It wouldnвЂ™t be an exaggeration to say Kaaka Kaakha, one of SuriyaвЂ™s best action roles, redefined the portrayal of police in mainstream cinema. The film marked SuriyaвЂ™s maiden collaboration with filmmaker Gautham Vasudev Menon. In an interview post release, Suriya said Nandha made him a serious actor and that Bala instilled in him the discipline to work without committing errors. Playing a role with hardly any dialogues, the film showcased SuriyaвЂ™s versatility as an actor. The story was centered on the journey of a young man from a juvenile jail coming back to the society and trying to fit in. One of SuriyaвЂ™s earliest success as a star came via Nandha, which was directed by Bala. On this occasion, we take a look at ten most memorable performances of the star from his over two-decade-long career to understand what sets him apart from his contemporaries. Tamil actor Suriya, best known for films such as Pithamagan, Aayutha Ezhuthu and Singam, turned 44 on Tuesday.

Aayutha ezhuthu actor veera