Celebrating Prithviraj’s Birthday: A Look Back at His 5 Most Memorable Movie Roles

On his 41st birthday, fans nationwide are celebrating Prithviraj Sukumaran, a prominent figure in Malayalam cinema. Let’s take a look back at five of his most iconic movies that have left a lasting impact on audiences:

Nandanam (2002): In his debut film directed by Ranjith, Prithviraj portrayed Manu, a character who falls in love with Balamani (Navya Nair), his grandmother’s maid. Their chemistry was praised, making the film a significant success and establishing Prithviraj as a leading actor in Malayalam cinema.

Vellithira: Prithviraj’s role as ‘Style Raj’ in Vellithira won hearts with his unique style and captivating charm. The film revolves around Thatha (Navya Nair) falling for Style Raj, a movie projector operator. This role showcased Prithviraj’s versatility and humor, solidifying his status as a romantic hero.

Ayalum Njanum Thammil (2012): Directed by Lal Jose, this film featured Prithviraj as Dr. Ravi Tharakan, whose perspective on medicine transforms during his internship at Redemption Hospital in Munnar. Critics hailed Prithviraj’s performance, considering it the pinnacle of his career, highlighting the dedication required of doctors.

Ennu Ninte Moideen (2015): Based on the real love story of Moideen and Kanchanamala, Prithviraj portrayed Moideen, capturing the tragic romance set in the 1960s. The film’s authentic portrayal earned numerous accolades, solidifying it as one of Malayalam cinema’s iconic romance dramas.

Puthiya Mukham (2009): Prithviraj’s role as Kichu in ‘Puthiya Mukham’ propelled him to superstar status. The film revolves around Kichu’s transformation from a shy individual to a confident person due to intense college ragging. Prithviraj’s performance and the film’s success at the box office marked a significant milestone in his career.

These films showcase Prithviraj Sukumaran’s talent, versatility, and ability to leave a lasting impression on the audience, making him one of Malayalam cinema’s cherished actors.

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