Happy Birthday Mammootty: 7 Must-Watch Movies of the Veteran Malayam Superstar as per IMDb
Muhammad Kutty Panaparambil Ismail, an Indian actor, and filmmaker best known by his stage name Mammootty is most recognized for his contributions to Malayalam movies. Additionally, he has performed in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, and English.
Mammootty was born on September 7, 1951, and this year he is turning 71. He has huge contribution in the entertainment sector, to say the least. So, happy birthday Mammootty, let’s take a look at some of his best movies as per IMDb!
Happy Birthday Mammootty: 7 Must-Watch Movies of the Veteran Malayam Superstar as per IMDb
1. ‘Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’, Rating – 8.9
The chronicles of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, a significant social innovator, are portrayed in this movie. It depicts his life, from his undergraduate years in New York through the conflicts he waged for his neighborhood.
2. ‘A Northern Story of Valor’, Rating – 8.7
His uncle looks behind Chandu, an outcast. His cousin Aromal, though, is envious of him because he picks things up so quickly. The rivalry between the two boys as they mature leads to an unprecedented situation.
3. ‘Pranchiyettan and the Saint’, Rating – 8.3
Pranchiyettan, a follower of St. Francis of Assisi, amasses the greatest wealth, but he is dissatisfied with his status and embarks on an endeavor to establish himself as a superstar in the community.
4. ‘Thaniyavartanam’, Rating – 8.8
The male member of each family is said to go insane in the Balan family due to a misfortune. The general public believes that Balan will carry on his uncle’s legacy after he passes away. His uncle has a neurological condition.
5. ‘Peranbu’, Rating – 8.7
Amudhavan feels discouraged after his spouse deserts him and their congenital palsy-affected kid. He battles to fend for his daughter despite ongoing social rejection.
6. ‘Pathemari’, Rating – 8.3
A young man named Narayanan travels to Dubai in order to find work. Operating there presents numerous challenges, but he overcomes them for the benefit of his household and their well-being.
7. ‘Amaram’, Rating – 8.4
Poor trawler Achootty wants Radha, his child, to study medicine. His hopes are dashed when she marries Raghavan, a neighboring fisherman and boyhood friend.
