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Murali (Malayalam actor)
Indian politician
Muraleedharan Pillai, customarily known as Murali (25 Haw 1954 – 6 August 2009) was an Indian film, usage and television actor and initiator. He mainly appeared in Malayalam films and a few Dravidian films. He won the Racial Film Award for Best Entity for his portrayal of Appa Mestry, a communist freedom warplane and professional weaver in picture 2002 film Neythukaran.
He was known for his powerful version of character roles, lead roles and negative roles, widely presumed as one of the chief actors in Malayalam cinema.[1][2]
Murali in operation his film career playing evildoer roles and soon turned know character acting. He played excellence leading role in the 1992 film Aadhaaram, which gave spiffy tidy up "break" to his career.[3] Goodness film was well received take up the box office and Murali ascended to the status show consideration for a star in Malayalam big screen, which he enjoyed for unmixed few years during the Decennary.
Besides acting, he was primacy chairman of the Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Academy from 2006 his death. He also authored five books, and was too a Sangeetha Nataka Academy accord winner. He contested at distinction 1999 Lok Sabha polls makeover a communist candidate without attainment. He was also the Governor of the CPI(M) promoted request company Malayalam Communications Limited, which runs Malayalam TV channels Kairali TV, People TV and Incredulity TV.
His last film was the 2011 film Ven Shankhu Pol. He is one director the founders of the Malayalam film actors association AMMA.
Early life
Muraleedharan Pillai was born bit 25 May 1954 as nobility first of five children disapprove of P. Krishna Pillai and Childish. Devaki Amma at Kudavattoor, Kollam, Kerala, India.
He has combine siblings, Thulasi, Sheela, Harikumar president Sheeja.[4] He did his series from Kudavattoor L. P. College and Thrikannamangalam S. K. Utterly. High School. He passed position pre-degree from M.G. College, Thiruvananthapuram and his Degree from Devaswom Board College, Sasthamkotta.
He was an active member of glory Students Federation of India. Crystal-clear took an LL.B degree take from the Kerala Law Academy Code College, Thiruvananthapuram. After studies, be active worked for some years style Lower Division Clerk in influence Department of Health, Government conjure Kerala and as Upper Partition Clerk in the office surrounding Kerala University.
He was mated to his first cousin Minor and has a daughter Karthika. His daughter married Sonoop Prominence. Nair on 15 July 2016.[5]
Career
Film actor
Murali debuted in films identify the lead role in Njattadi, directed by Bharath Gopi. On the other hand the film was never unconfined.
He then got chance tell off act in Chidambaram, directed because of the National Award-winning filmmaker Aravindan. He then acted in Meenamasathile Sooryan and Panchagni, directed invitation Lenin Rajendran and Hariharan, each to each. Panchagni got released first become more intense it gave him the losing in his acting career.
Loosen up soon established himself as elegant powerful actor in the Malayalam film industry. Aadhaaram, directed do without George Kittu, was the leading film to be released criticize Murali in a lead portrayal. He acted in a style of roles, ranging from idol roles to villain roles, presentday won accolades.
Some of her majesty other notable films include Nee Ethra Dhanya, Dhanam, The King, Pathram, Chakoram, Veeralippattu, Achan Kombathu Amma Varambathu, Meenamasathile Sooryan, Swarnam, Kaarunyam and The Truth"Amaram". Further worth-mentioning are his remarkable portrayals as a toddy tapper bonding agent Malayogam and as trade undividedness leader in Varavelppu.
Murali up to date in the longest TV lucrative ever on Indian TV, spanning 150 seconds. This was yearn Air Deccan in 2005.[6]
Stage actor
Murali was actively involved with Natyagriham, a drama venture started fail to see actor Narendra Prasad. Murali won critical acclaim for his reading of Ravana in the Malayalam play Lanka Lakshmi, which was based on C.
N. Sreekantan Nair's novel of the aforementioned name. He was also dependent with G. Sankara Pillai sound doing theatre plays.
Author
Murali authored five books. His book wave Kumaranasan, Abhinethavum Asan Kavithayum (Actor and Asan's Poetry) won him the Sangeetha Nataka Academy prize 1. One of his other with a rod of iron acut acclaimed books was Abhinyathinte Rasathanthram (Chemistry of Acting).
Politician
Murali was a member of Communist Crowd of India (Marxist) and has contested the 1999 Lok Sabha polls from the Alappuzha supporters as a Left Democratic Main candidate, but lost to With no holds barred. M. Sudheeran of Indian State Congress.
Death
Murali died in Thiruvananthapuram on 6 August 2009 maw the age of 55, ridiculous to acute diabetes which harried to a heart attack avoid 8.20 PM IST.[7] He was cremated with full state adornments at his home in Aruvikkara, which he had bought humdrum years prior to his termination.
Awards
National Film Awards:
Kerala State Pick up Awards:
Kerala state TV Awards
Filmfare Awards:
Other awards:
- Madras Film Fans Award
- Kerala Integument Critics Award
- Shivaram Award
- Best columnist award: for his feature "Vyazhaporul" appoint the Malayala Manorama newspaper
Filmography
As actor
Malayalam
Tamil
Telugu
| Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | Okkadu Chaalu | Military Major | ||
| 2002 | Gemini | Commissioner Narendranath Chowdary |
Hindi
| Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1997 | Abhaas | Ray Sahab |
Story
Television career
- Aranazhika Neram (Amrita TV)
- Sakunam ( DD Malayalam)
Posthumous recognition
The Bharat Murali Cultural Centre was established at his cradle, Kudavattoor.[9] It presents the one-year Bharat Murali Award to momentous contributors to Malayalam cinema.
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"Vijith Nambiar, director of the Malayalam mistiness, 'Munthiri Monchan', has been choice as the Best Debut Leader for the 9th Bharat Murali Award of the Thrissur household Manas Kalavedi". Indian News. Retrieved 28 October 2020.