Saturday 28 May 2016

THE GUINNESS BOOK'S own EVER GREEN HERO (When Statistics Stunned Stars)


THE GUINESS BOOKS own EVER GREEN HERO –  
 (When Statistics Stunned Stars)
       
            


Prem Nazir, the Malayalam Super Star, who appeared in most number of films (about 700) in a lead role (hero) and acted opposite 85 heroines and also acted in most number of films (130) with a single heroine namely Sheela with great enduring onscreen chemistry holds the world record and made it to the Guinness Book of World Records.  He has acted in a record 39 films which were released in a single year (1979) another world record and an amazing achievement.



Guinness World Records :



 Guinness World Records, known from its inception in 1955 until 1998 as The Guinness Book of Records and in previous U.S. editions as The Guinness Book of World Records, is a reference book published annually, listing world records and national records, both of human achievements and the extremes of the natural world. The book itself holds a world record, as the best-selling copyrighted book of all time.  There are also Guinness Museum and Guinness TV serials.


The popularity of the franchise has resulted in Guinness World Records becoming the primary international authority on the cataloguing and verification of a huge number of world records; the organization employs official record adjudicators authorized to verify the authenticity of the setting and breaking of records.













Guinness World Records was established in 1955.  It records the longest, shortest, tallest, smallest and more.  It explores the facts, feats and achievements. It accounts for the speed, frequent and other marvelous, astonishing and interesting discoveries in the world being recorded.  It opens the door to amazing facts and figures of the World.



I would like to give hereunder few examples of Guinness World Record events.


World’s most prolific mother:
The greatest officially recorded number of children born to one mother is 69, to the wife of Feodor Vassilyev (b. 1707–c.1782), a peasant from Shuya, Russia. In 27 confinements she gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, seven sets of triplets and four sets of quadruplets. Numerous contemporaneous sources exist, which suggest that this seemingly improbably and statistically unlikely story is true. The case was reported to Moscow by the Monastery of Nikolsk on 27 Feb 1782, which had recorded every birth. It is noted that, by this time, only two of the children who were born in the period c. 1725–65 failed to survive their infancy.
The Gentleman's Magazine (1783, 53, 753) recounts: "In an original letter now before me, dated St Petersburg, Aug 13, 1782, O. S. Feodor Wassilief, aged 75, a peasant, said to be now alive and in perfect health, in the Government of Moscow, has had–
 
By his first wife:
4 x 4 = 16
7 x 3 = 21
16 x 2 = 32
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27 births 69 children
By his second wife:
6 x 2 = 12
2 x 3 = 6
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8 births 18 children
"In all, 35 births, 87 children, of which 84 are living and only three buried. . . The above relation, however astonishing, may be depended upon, as it came directly from an English merchant at St Petersburg to his relatives in England, who added that the peasant was to be introduced to the Empress."


Longest Kiss :




PATTAYA, Thailand -- Hospital security guard Ekkachai Tiranarat, 44, and 33-year-old housewife Laksana locked lips for 58 hours, 35 minutes and 58 seconds, during the "kissing marathon" being held at Ripley's Museum in Pattaya, smashing existing Guinness World Record by more than eight hours.



Most Frequent Sex :

The male scaly cricket Ornebius aperta from Australia can copulate more than 50 times in three to four hours, all with the same female. Studies reveal that each time a male mates, a bag of sperm is placed on the female which she immediately eats. The sperm is an extremely nutritious food for the female cricket which is why she devours it so eagerly. By comparison, female chimpanzees have been recorded copulating with eight different males in 15 minutes. A lioness in heat has sex once every half an hour for four or five days/nights.



Prem Nazir explored:
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Prem Nazir, the Mother India’s “Dhartiputtar” (Son of the soil) breathed success while many world records tumbled at his feet.  He made it to the Guinness Book of World Records in terms of statistics that stunned other movie stars and world fraternity all alike and remained enviable with those record breaking stints.   He lived and worked passionately ignorant about the fact that he was cruising along to the Guinness Book of World Records. He was a matter of pride for all Indian nationals and global movie lovers with his record breaking fetes.  

“Prem Nazir” - A pseudonym found suitable by his Casting Director for this legend when he appeared on screen for the first time. He was a devastatingly handsome star with a feminine charm, who was the heartthrob of millions of movie patron especially young women fans in his heyday.  This star from “Gods Own Country” acted mainly in Malayalam films, his mother tongue, and also made few appearances in other South Indian language films as well.  He was the “Gods own Country’s – Ever Green Hero”.

He was popularly known as “Nithya haritha nayakan” or “Ever Green Hero” and made inroads into the hearts of millions of mallu or malayalee fans.  The title “Ever Green Hero” does justice to the fact that he was doing the leading role as hero even in his elder years as well.  He did not possess any histrionic acting talent which usually merits many National Awards or Oscars but won the movie goers hearts through his disarming smile, handsome personality, unique style and mannerisms. He was a cherubic chocolate hero with elegance and poise.   However, he demonstrated spark of talent sporadically and was merited with few acting laurels and also national honors like “Padma Bhushan” and “Padma Shri”.

He was a hardworking actor who lived his life in front of the scorching spotlights, make-up room and shooting - day and night - in multiple shifts with megaphone wielding directors.  He had a photogenic face which was also most Camera friendly.


He was an actor every mimicry artist from famous “Cochin Kala Bhavan” delighted to mime. His style of dialogue delivery coupled with action elated the audience and when today’s mimicry artists exhibit their talent, the thoroughly entertained mallu audience gets into frenzy.  Prem Nazir was the most popular movie star for many decades and heroines from many generations were paired opposite him.  Some of them played the role of his daughter initially and latter did the role of his heroine.   He was tailor made for run of the mill romantic genre of films.  He wooed the heroines of his time with running around the trees and song sequences.

He was humble as compared to the super stars of today who sports personal vanity vans (caravans), and was caught resting on stone blocks under the tree during the breaks from shooting in the late 1950s.












Prem  Nazir  was lucky to have been associated with the duo the lyricist and poet Vayalar Rama Varma and “Gana Gandharvan” Padmashri Dr. K.J. Yesudas, the Playback singer.  While Vayalar penned the film lyrics, Yesudas did the rendition of songs and entertained the audience.   Even today, many consider that the duo Prem Nazir-Yesudas combination has the best song sequences on screen.  It is truly a blessing to work with both Vayalar and Yesudas.  The duo had gifted many immortal songs that had enriched Malayalam cinema.  The Vayalar-Nazir-Yesudas combination can be described as the “Amar, Akbar, Anthony” of Malayalam cinema for secular interests.


                       
        





                  
                


  
Vayalar RamaVarma                                                                                        Dr. K.J.  Yesudas

Vayalar Rama Varma  :














Vayalar Rama Varma was a euphoric lyricist and poet who had penned thousands of invaluable treasure of Malayalam film and drama songs.  He had also written poetry in Malayalam language.   He had the best command in his mother tongue, Malayalam and possessed nearly dozen adjectives for a single word.  After Jesus Christ, who is most famous for his synonyms, it is Vayalar Rama Varma who was truly gifted with it. 
When Vayalar died his friend and novelist Malayatoor Ramakrishnan wrote that you are the song of my country, you are the fire - blaze, thrill and ecstasy.  When you finally bade goodbye to this world, the gods who does not know how to cry and we who learned only to cry, shed tears.  You are the pride of Malayalam language and always will be.  You are immortal. 

I would like to present a lyric bit of Vayalar from the film “Punarjanmam” (Rebirth) –
   “Kaamasasthramezhuthiya muniyude
     Kanakathoolike – Nee
     Manavahridayamam thooneerathile
     Manthrasaramayee  - enthinu Mallesaramayee.”






Translated for the benefit of non-mallu readers –

“ The seer (Vatsyayan) who has written the “Kaam Sasthra” (Science of Lust)  with his golden pen,  which have become the quiver of human heart’s  magical arrow and the cupid’s arrow.”






Padmashree Dr K.J. Yesudas or Dassettan had sung thousands of film songs in multiple Indian languages and entertained music lovers across India.  His association with Prem Nazir and Vayalar was the most fruitful and entertaining.



Prem Nazir’s contemporary and arch rival “Sathyan” was a thespian and most talented histrionic movie actor who effortlessly portrayed any difficult roles to perfection and took natural acting to the highest echelon.
  





 
                     
                          



                Sathyan                                                                                                     Madhu
                               

Madhu was another contemporary veteran actor of Prem Nazir.   In the 1960s and 1970s in the era of black and white cinema Prem Nazir, Madhu and Sathyan ruled the Malayalam screen.  Prem Nazir acted in the first 70 mm and Cinemascope Malayalam cinema.  His film tally 720 films,  majority of them in lead roles, which is difficult to surpass for any other movie star in the world.













Prem Nazir with MGR.


The contemporary South Indian Stars of Prem Nazir  was MGR, NTR and Dr.Raj Kumar from Tamil, Telugu and Kannada film industry  respectively.










It is interesting to note that Prem Nazir was a very good singer and had training in Carnatic music.



Biography :





















Born: April 7, 1926, Chirayinkeezhu
Died: January 16, 1989, Chennai

Born in Chirayinkeezhu, in the princely state of Travancore as Chirinkyl Abdul Khader, accepted the screen name of “Prem Nazir” when he entered the film industry.  He was the first “Super star” of Malayalam film industry.  The Malayalam film industry has now completed the coveted milestone of 100 years.
He graduated from St. Berchman's College in Changanassery, Kerala. He started acting for the Excel Productions (Udaya Studio) and most of his films were for the Udaya and Merryland Studios. He portrayed the ideal male in most of his films.  
He was born to Akkode Shahul Hameed and Asuma Beevi. His mother died when he was very young.  By the time he completed his education he has become an experienced drama artist.  Prem Nazir had his acting debut as Shylock in the play “The Merchant of Venice” in 1951.
His debut film was “Marumakal” (1952) directed by S.K. Chari and produced by Paul Kallungal.  Prem Nazir started his career when drama was the most popular visual medium and film making was in its infancy.
With the arrival of Prem Nazir there was a new screen personality, a new debonair actor who could be the heartthrob of the youth.  Prem Nazir acquired the halo of a romantic hero and a loyal following.  His films were very popular with women audiences and soon made him a darling of the masses. He soon became the real star of Malayalam cinema.  Another factor that helped Prem Nazir’s instant rise was his Devotional and Mythological characters as was the trend in other Indian language cinema.  He was well known for his roles of Hindu deities like Rama, Krishna and Ayyappa.

Costumed musicals, filmed start to finish within the confines of a studio contributed their own.  All such films for a long period kept him before his fans, nourished his romantic image and provided him unlimited scope for rehearsing and refining his talent in essaying diverse roles. 


















In the late 1950s Prem Nazir drew attention by playing movies with themes based on social and religious injustices in the society.  From 1956 to 1976 Prem Nazir rode high at the crest of a tidal wave of popularity and also gave his best to Malayalam cinema.  Prem Nazir catapulted to the row of finest actors of India with the film “Iruttinte Atmavu” (Soul of Darkness) (1967).  Playing a demented youth Velayudhan, Prem Nazir discovered his prowess as a dramatic actor of intensity.  Many critics have evaluated this role as his masterpiece and one of the finest onscreen performances ever.  Written by M.T. Vasudevan Nair, the film provided Malayalam cinema with a new direction, that of the low budget film.  One could see a lot of the pre-occupations of the scenarist who carried the touches of human relationships through all of his subsequent films whether as a screenplay writer or director.  In spite of its large number of Studio shots and overall theatricality, the film was so culturally rich that many of the episodes would become archetypes for future Malayalam filmmakers dealing with family drama.  It depicted the story of an imbecile (finely portrayed by Prem Nazir) in a joint family with a remarkable sensitivity and seriousness of purpose. 
“Anubhavangal Palichagal”, “Munrappenu”, “Asuravithu” and “Padayottam” are few other films in which he did noteworthy performances.

During his peak time, Prem Nazir gave life to many characters and enjoyed wide popularity in all the segments of society.




One of his major contribution was films based on Vadakkan  Pattukal in which he played swashbuckling historical characters.  He possessed the physical beauty and supple body.  However, it is necessary to mention that he did not have six-pack abs and masculinity required for these roles and evoked criticism. Aromalunni, Kannappanunni, Thacholi Ambu and Padayottam are some of his major films in this genre.  He acted opposite beautiful heroines like Sheela, Sri Vidya and Vijayashree in these films.  These films had beautiful costume drama and fantasy dream sequences which were hits with mainstream movie lovers.


Although, Sheela is known as the lucky mascot for Prem Nazir, other actresses like Jayabharathi and Sharada was paired successfully with him and their films too were box office successes.


 

 







          




      Prem Nazir with Sheela                                                                Prem Nazir with Jayabharathi




 








                  




Prem Nazir with Sharada                                            Prem Nazir with Vijayashree                                      





                                                                  
                                                                 Prem Nazir with Srividya


In his movies Prem Nazir was well known for essaying the eternal romantic hero and the good guy who would bash up the villains without remorse.

Even though Prem Nazir could not regenerate after mid-1970s, he maintained his super stardom till the beginning of 1980s. 




A new superstar emerged in Malayalam cinema namely Jayan and gained popularity at that time. Jayan was a craze among the Mallu youth. He was a   muscular built and tough hero.  However, his success did not last as he was killed in an accident while performing a mid-air stunt 40’ high dangling from a Helicopter fell down and breathed his last.  Unfortunately for him he insisted to the stunt director that he will do the stunt scene himself without using a dupe.

In the beginning of 1980s Prem Nazir started doing supporting roles.  He mostly played supporting roles to then reigning super stars like Jayan, Soman and Sukumaran. 
In 1981 he did a major supporting role in Mohan’s “Vida Parayum Mumbe” that earned him Kerala State Film Award (Special Jury Award).


















This shift from a super romantic hero to character roles, gave him an opportunity to play some of the stellar roles during the mid-1980s. His last completed film was Dwani (1989) in which he co-starred with Jayaram. His last release was Priyadarshan’s “Kadathanadan Ambadi” (1990) in which he co-starred with Mohanlal.  Prem Nazir had expressed his desire to direct the then reigning super stars Mohanlal and Mammootty in the lead in one of his interview to the press.



              
                   





         
        

                      Mohanlal                                                                               Mammootty

Prem Nazir was a teetotaler.  He was a fine actor and a great human being. He was a social reformer and contributed generously to public needs especially in his home town Chirayinkeezhu.

Prem Nazir wrote a book on the film characters he essayed “Enne Thediyethiya Kathapatrangal.

Prem Nazir’s younger brother Prem Nawaz was an actor and film producer.  His son Shanawaz too was an actor who could not step into his father’s big boot as a successful film personality.  Prem Nazir also has three daughters from his marriage to Habeeba Beevi.


The “Prem Nazir Award” was initiated in his memory, in 1992, for excellence in contributions to the Malayalam Film Industry.

He was awarded “Padma Bhushan” and “Padma Shri” by the Indian President in recognition of distinguished services of a high order to the nation in his field (acting).

He died in Chennai on January 16, 1989 due to peptic ulcer coupled with viral fever and measles.

Prem Nazir’s achievements to make it to the Guinness Book of World Records fascinated me to devote a space for him in JOHNNY’S BLOG.



The List of films acted by Prem Nazir is mentioned hereunder for the enthusiasts to scroll down.

List of films

1990
Kadathanadan Ambadi

1989
Lal Americayil

1988
Dhwani
Rajasekharan Nair

1986
Ayalvasi Oru Daridravasi
Adithya Varma

1985
Manya Mahajanangale

1985
Oru Sandesam Koodi

1985
Dheivatheyorthu

1985
Madhuvidhu Theerum Mumbe

1985
Mukhyamanthri

1985
Neerariyum Nerathu

1985
Orikkal Oridathu

1985
Oru Naal Innoru Naal

1985
Ozhivukalam

1985
Sannaham

1985
Shatru

1985
Snehicha Kuttathinu

1985
Uyirthezhunnelppu

1985
Vellarikka Pattanam

1984
Alakadalinakkare

1984
Amme Narayana

1984
Ente Nandinikkutty

1984
Inakkilly
Zachariah

1984
Kadamattachan

1984
Krishna Guruvayoorappaa

1984
Kurissu Yuddham

1984
Makale Mappu Tharu
Bhaskaran

1984
Manase Ninakku Mangalam
Damodara Kurup

1984
Manithali

1984
Ningalil Oru Sthree

1984
Oru Thettinte Katha

1984
Piriyilla Naam
Rajashekharan

1984
Poomadathu Pennu

1984
Vanitha Police
Pilla

1984
Vellam

1984
Vikatakavi

1983
Aashrayam

1983
Adhipathyam

1983
Adhyathe Anuragam

1983
Angam

1983
Attakkalasam
C. K. Balachandran

1983
Bandham

1983
Bhookambam
Mahendran

1983
Chakravalam Chuvannappol

1983
Deepaaradhana

1983
Ee Yugam

1983
Ente Katha
Sreekumar

1983
Himam

1983
Justice Raja

1983
Karyam Nissaram
Unnithan

1983
Kodumkattu

1983
Mahabali

1983
Marakkillorikkalum
Madhavan Thampi

1983/II
Mortuary
DySP Rajashekhara Menon

1983
Oru Madapravinte Katha

1983
Passport

1983
Prasnam Gurutharam
Ramamurthy

1983
Prathigna
Prabhakaran

1983
Theeram Thedunna Thira

1983
Yuddham

1982
Aadharsham

1982
Aakrosam
Rajashekharan Thampi

1982
Aarambham

1982
Anga Chamayam

1982
Anguram

1982
Champalakadu

1982
Dhrohi

1982
Idiyum Minnalum

1982
Ivan Oru Simham

1982
Jumbulingam

1982
Keni

1982
Maruppacha

1982
Mayilanji

1982
Mazhanilavu

1982
Naagamadhathu Thampuratti

1982
Oru Thira Pinneyum Thira

1982
Paanchajanyam

1982
Padayottam
Udayan

1982
Ponmudy
Diwakaran

1982
Postmortem
Fr. James/Deputy Superintendent of Police

1982
Raktha Sakshi

1982
Sree Ayyappanum Vavarum

1981
Thenum Vayambum

1981
Adima Changala

1981
Ariyappedatha Rahasyam
Vijayan

1981
Attimari
Soman

1981
Charam

1981
Choothattam

1981
Ellaam Ninakku Vendi

1981
Irattimadhuram

1981
Itha Oru Dhikkari

1981
Itihasam

1981
Kaahalam

1981
Kaattu Kallan

1981
Kadathe

1981
Kilungaatha Changalakal

1981
Kodumudikal

1981
Paathira Sooryan

1981
Parvathi
Urimees

1981
Raktham
Haridas

1981
Sanchari

1981
Sankharsham

1981
Thaalam Manasinte Thaalam

1981
Thadavara

1981
Thakilu Kottampuram

1981
Theekkali

1981
Vida Parayum Mumbe

1980
Love in Singapore
Premachandran

1980
Agni Kshethram

1980
Air Hostess

1980
Anthappuram

1980
Chandrahasam
Rajan (as Premnazeer)

1980
Dwik Vijayam

1980
Ethikkara Pakky
Ithikkara Pakki

1980
Kari Puranda Jeevithangal

1980
Lava
Ramu

1980
Mr. Micheal

1980
Naayattu
Abdulla

1980
Paallattu Kunjikannan

1980
Pralayam

1980
Theekkadal
Balakrishnan

1980
Theeram Thedunnavar

1979
Indradhanush

1979
Iniyum Kaanaam

1979
Irumpazhikal

1979
Kalam Kaathu Ninnilla

1979
Kathir Mandapam

1979
Mamangam
Chanthunni

1979
Manava Dharmam

1979
Ormayil Nee Maathram

1979
Pambaram

1979
Pichathy Kuttappan

1979
Prabhu

1979
Sarpam

1979
Tharangam

1979
Thirayum Thiravum

1979
Vaaleduthaven Vaalaal

1979
Vellayani Paramu

1979
Vijayanum Veeranum

1979
Ward No. 7

1978
Aana Paachan

1978
Amarsham

1978
Ashtamudi Kayal

1978
Bharyayum Kamukiyum

1978
Ee Ganam Marakkumo

1978
Gaandharvam

1978
Jayikkanaayi Janichavan

1978
Kadathanattu Maakkam

1978
Kalpa Vriksham

1978
Kanal Kattakal

1978
Kudumbam Namakku Sreekovil

1978
Lisa
Murali

1978
Mudhra Mothiram

1978
Ninakku Njanum Enikku Neeyum

1978
Nivedhyam

1978
Paadasaram

1978
Prarthana

1978
Raju Rahim

1978
Sathru Samharam

1978
Snehathinte Mukhangal

1978
Sundharimarude Swapnangal

1978
Thacholy Ambu

1978
Tharu Oru Janmam Koodi

1978
Vilakkum Velichavum

1978
Yagaswam

1977
Acharam Ammini Osaram Omana
Pakkaran

1977
Akshaya Paathram

1977
Anjali

1977
Anugraham

1977
Aparaajitha

1977
Aparadhi

1977
Aval Oru Devaalayam

1977
Chathur Vedam

1977
Hridhayame Sakshi

1977
Innale Innu

1977
Ivanente Priyaputhran

1977
Kaduvaye Pidicha Kiduva

1977
Kanchana Sita

1977
Kannappanunni

1977
Lakshmi

1977
Mini Mol

1977
Mohavum Mukthiyum

1977
Muttathe Mulla

1977
Panchamrutham

1977
Parivarthanam

1977
Randu Lokam

1977
Rathi Manmathan

1977
Saghakkale Munottu

1977
Samudram

1977
Soorya Kanthi

1977
Sujatha

1977
Tholkkan Enikku Manassilla

1977
Thuruppu Gulam

1977
Varadhakshina

1977
Veedue Oru Swargam

1977
Vishukkani

1976
Aayiram Janmangal

1976
Agnipushpam

1976
Ajayanum Vijayanum

1976
Ammini Ammavan

1976
Amrudha Vahini

1976
Chennai Valarthiya Kutty

1976
Chirikudukka

1976
Chottanikkara Amma

1976
Kamadhenu

1976
Kanyadanam

1976
Kayamkulam Kochunniyude Maghan

1976
Light House

1976
Mailanum Mathevanum

1976
Ozhukkinethire

1976
Paarijatham

1976
Panchami

1976
Pick Pocket

1976
Prasadam

1976
Pushpa Sarem

1976
Rajayogam

1976
Seemantha Puthran

1976
Themmadi Vellappan

1976
Thulavarsham

1976
Vanadevatha

1976
Vazhi Vilakku

1975
Aaranya Kaandum

1975
Abhimanam

1975
Alibaba and Forty-one Thieves

1975
Ashthami Rohini

1975
Ayodhya

1975
Babu Mon

1975
Chattambi Kalyani

1975
Cheenavala

1975
Chief Guest

1975
Chumadu Thangai

1975
Dharmakshetre Kurukshetre

1975
Hello Darling

1975
Kottaram Vilakkanundu

1975
Love Marriage

1975
Manishada

1975
Neela Ponman

1975
Padmaragam

1975
Palaazhi Madhanam

1975
Picnic

1975
Pravaham

1975
Priyamulla Sophia

1975
Pulivalu

1975
Rasaleela

1975
Sammanam

1975
Sindhu

1975
Soorya Vamsam

1975
Thiruvonam

1975
Thmamara Thoni

1975
Tourist Bungalow

1974
Ayalathe Sundari

1974
Arakkallan Mukkallan

1974
Aswathy

1974
Bhoomi Devi Pushpiniyayi

1974
Chakravakam

1974
Chanchala

1974
Chandrakantham

1974
College Girl

1974
Durga

1974
Honeymoon

1974
Neela Kannukal

1974
Nellu
Raghavan Nair

1974
Night Duty

1974
Paathiravum Pakalvelichavum

1974
Pancha Thanthram
Rajendran/Shekhar/Jaidev

1974
Pattabhisekam

1974
Ponthen Aruvi

1974
Rajhamsam

1974
Rehasya Rathri

1974
Saptha Swarangal

1974
Sethu Bandhanam

1974
Suprabhatham

1974
Thachali Marumakan Chandu

1974
Thumbolarcha

1973
Kaalachakram
Ravi

1973
Achani

1973
Agnathavasam

1973
Angathattu

1973
Azhakulla Saleena

1973
Bhadradeepam

1973
Chukku

1973
Darshanam

1973
Dharmayudham

1973
Divyadharsanam

1973
Football Champion

1973
Interview

1973
Ladies' Hostel

1973
Manase

1973
Pacha Nottukal

1973
Padmavyooham

1973
Panchavadi

1973
Panitheeratha Veedu

1973
Pavangal Pennungal

1973
Police Ariyaruthe

1973
Ponnapuram Kotta

1973
Poymughangal

1973
Sasthram Jayichu Manushyan Thottu

1973
Thaniniram

1973
Thenaruvi

1973
Thiruvabharanam

1973
Thottavadi

1973
Urvashi Bharathi

1973
Veendum Prabatham

1972
Aadhyathe Katha

1972
Aaradi Manninte Janmi

1972
Anveshanam

1972
Aromalunni

1972
Brahmachari

1972
Devi

1972
Gandharava Kshetram

1972
Manthrakodi

1972
Manushya Bandhangal

1972
Maram
Ibrahim

1972
Maravil Thirivu Sookshikkuka
Jayadevan

1972
Maya

1972
Mayiladum Kunnu

1972
Miss Mary

1972
Nirthasala

1972
Omana

1972
Oru Sundariyude Katha

1972
Postmane Kananilla

1972
Punarjanmam

1972
Pushpanjali

1972
Sambhavami Yuge Yuge

1972
Taxi Car

1971
Anubhavangal Palichakal

1971
C.I.D. Nazir
C.I.D. Nazir

1971
Ernakulam Junction
Madhu / Vikraman

1971
Kalithozhi

1971
Lanka Dahanam

1971
Marunnattil Oru Malayali

1971
Moonupukkal

1971
Muthassi

1971
Neethi

1971
Puthanveedu

1971
Shiksha

1971
Sumangali

1971
Ummachu

1971
Vilakkuvangiya Veena

1970
Aa Chithrasalabham Parannotte

1970
Ambalaprav

1970
Amma Enna Stree

1970
Anatha

1970
Aranazhikaneram

1970
Dattuputhran

1970
Ezhuthatha Katha

1970
Kakka Thamburatti

1970
Kalpana

1970
Kurukshetram

1970
Lottery Ticket

1970
Mindapennu

1970
Moodalamanju

1970
Nazhikakallu

1970
Ningalenne Communistaki

1970
Nizhalattam

1970
Othenente Makan

1970
Palunku Pathram

1970
Pearl View

1970
Rakta Pushpam

1970
Saraswathi

1970
Tara

1970
Thurukkatha Vathil
Bappu

1970
Triveni

1970
Vivaham Swargathil

1970
Vivahitha

1969
Danger Biscuit
Balachandran

1969
Aalmaram

1969
Adimagal
Raghavan

1969
Anaachadanam

1969
Ballatha Pahayan

1969
Jwala

1969
Kadalpalam

1969
Kalli Chellama

1969
Kannoor Deluxe

1969
Kootu Kudumbam

1969
Mooladhanam

1969
Mr. Kerala

1969
Nadhi
Johnny

1969
Padicha Kallan

1969
Poojapushpam

1969
Rahasyam

1969
Rest House

1969
Susie

1969
Vilakkapetta Bandhangal

1969
Vila Kuranja Manushyan

1969
Virunnukari

1968
Agni Pareeksha

1968
Anchu Sundariakal

1968
Asuravithu
Govindankutty

1968
Bharyamar Sookshikkuka

1968
Dial 2244

1968
Inspector

1968
Kayal Karayil

1968
Kodungalluramma

1968
Laksha Prabhu

1968
Love in Kerala

1968
Paadunna Puzha

1968
Punnapra Vyalar

1968
Thirichadi
Kuttappan/Venu

1968
Thokkukal Katha Parayunnu

1968
Thulabharam
Ramu

1968
Velutha Kathreena

1968
Vidyarthi

1967
Agniputhri
Rajan

1967
Ashwamedham
Mohan

1967
Balyakalasakhi

1967
Bhagya Mudra

1967
Chitra Mela
(segment "Apaswarangal")

1967
Cochin Express
Rajan

1967
Collector Malathy

1967
Jeevikkan Anuvadhikuka

1967
Kaanatha Veshangal

1967
Kasavuthattam

1967
Kottayam Kola Case

1967
Kudumbam

1967
Naadan Pennu

1967
Nagarame Nandi

1967
N.G.O

1967
Ollathu Mathi

1967
Paathira Pattu

1967
Pareeksha

1967
Pooja

1967
Ramanan

1967
Swapna Bhoomi

1967
Udhyogastha

1966
Anarkali

1966
Iruttinde Athmavu
Velayudhan

1966
Kadamattathachan

1966
Kalithozhan

1966
Kalyana Rathriyil

1966
Kanaka Chilanga

1966
Kanmanikal

1966
Koottukar

1966
Kunjali Marakkar
Antonio/Narayana Nair

1966
Pennmakkal

1966
Pinchu Hridhayam

1966
Poocha Kanni

1966
The Beloved

1966
Saraswathy Sapadham

1966
Station Master

1966
Sthanarthy Saramma

1966
Tilottama

1965
Bhoomiyile Malakha

1965
Chettathi

1965
Devatha

1965
Inapravugal

1965
Jeevitha Yaathra

1965
Kaliyodum

1965
Kathirunna Nikah

1965
Kavya Mela
Jayadevan

1965
Kochumon

1965
Kuppivala

1965
Mayavi

1965
Murappennu
Balan

1965
Muthalali

1965
Odeyil Ninnu
Gopi

1965
Porter Kunjali

1965
Rajamalli

1965
Rosy

1965
Shakuntala

1965
Thankakudam

1964
Althaara

1964
Ayesha

1964
Bhargavi Nilayam
Sasikumar

1964
Devaalayam

1964
Karutha Kai

1964
Kudumbini

1964
Kutti Kuppayam

1964
Orral Koodi Kallanaayi

1964
Pazhassi Raja

1964
School Master

1963
Chilamboli

1963
Kaattu Mynah

1963
Kalayum Kaminiyum

1963
Ninamaninja Kaalpaadukal

1963
Sathyabhama

1963
Snapaka Yohannan

1962
Kaalpadukal

1962/I
Laila Majnu

1962
Shree Rama Pattabhishekam

1961
Gnana Sundari

1961/I
Krishna Kuchela

1961
Palum Pazhamum

1961
Unniyarcha
Kunjiraman

1960
Seeta

1960
Thilakam

1959
Sahodari

1958
Chadarangam

1958
Lilly

1958
Mariakutty

1957
Devasundari

1957
Jailpully

1957
Padatha Paingili
Thankachan

1956
Atmarpanam

1956
Avar Unarunnu

1956
Manthravadi

1955
Aniyathi

1955
C.I.D

1954
Avakashi

1954
Avan Varunnu

1954
Balya Sakhi

1954
Kidappadam

1954
Manasakshi

1953
Tandri


1952
Achan


1952
                                   Marumakal  

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