The film bagged three awards at the National Film Awards 1999. The movie was in English instead of Malayalam. Mammootty played the role of Dr Ambedkar with perfection. This was a biopic on the life of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar, the father of the Indian constitution. This movie is considered a classic and the performance of Mammootty left the audience mesmerized. The film revolves around the state of mind of the girl’s fisherman father played by Mammootty. Mammootty plays the role of an uneducated fisherman who wants his daughter to become a doctor but she instead falls for another fisherman and elopes with him. This is a 1991 Malayalam drama film starring Mammootty. Mammootty’s performance was widely appreciated which made this movie one of his finest of all times. The movie received huge acclaims from both the audience and the critics. Mammootty played the role of a school teacher named Balan Master who was suspected to be a mental patient. This movie was released on 14 th August in the year 1987. Mammootty won his first National Award for this movie.
The image of the character of Chandu was completely different from what was the normal perception among the people. The movie presents an alternative perspective to the viewers. Mammootty plays the role of Chandu, a historical character who is considered a villain according to the legends of Chekavar warriors of the present day North Malabar. The movie was directed by Hariharan and written by MT Vasudevan Nair. Mammootty holds the record for winning the Best Actor Trophy, National Film Award and Filmfare Awards South for the maximum number of times. His first lead role came in the movie Sphodanam directed by PG Viswambharan.
Mammootty made his debut with the movie Vilkkanundu Swapnangal where he played the role of a villain. His career has spanned three decades and given some of the most popular movies in the history of Malayalam film industry. Muhammad Kutty Ismail Panaparambil also known as Mammootty is an iconic Malayalam actor who has acted in over 350 movies in his career.
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