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1 Early life  





2 Film career  





3 Personal life  





4 Filmography  



4.1  Malayalam  



4.1.1  1990s  





4.1.2  2000s  





4.1.3  2010s  





4.1.4  2020s  







4.2  Other languages  







5 As director  





6 As dubbing artist  





7 Television  





8 Awards and nominations  



8.1  Other awards  







9 References  





10 External links  














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Salim Kumar
Salim Kumar receiving Kerala State Film Award in 2011
Born (1969-10-10) 10 October 1969 (age 54)
Occupations
  • Actor
  • director
  • Years active1996–present
    SpouseSunitha
    Children2
    AwardsNational Film Awards (2010)
    Kerala State Film Awards (2005, 2010, 2013, 2016)
    Filmfare Awards South (2011)

    Salim Kumar (born 10 October 1969) is an Indian actor, comedian, director and writer in Malayalam cinema.[1] Mostly known for his comic and comedy roles, Salim Kumar is considered one of the best and most prominent comedians in the history of Malayalam cinema.[2]

    In his later career, Salim Kumar also found success in playing character roles and won the National Film Award for Best Actor in 2010 for his role in Adaminte Makan Abu (which also won the year's Kerala State Film Award). His directorial film Karutha Joothan won the 2017 Kerala State Film Award for Best Story. He has also won the Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actor for Achanurangatha Veedu (2005) and a Kerala State Television Award for Best Actor (2013).[3]

    Early life

    [edit]

    Salim Kumar was born on 10 October 1969 in North Paravur, as the youngest son of Gangadharan and Kausalya. He once told an interviewer that his father was an atheist and a follower of the veteran social reformer Sahodaran Ayyappan, who was also from North Paravur, and so named his son Salim Kumar to avoid religious associations.

    Kumar attended the Govt. Lower Primary School, Chittattukara North Paravur; went to high school at the Govt. Boys High School, North Paravur; and completed his pre-degree education at Sree Narayana Mangalam College Malyankara, Moothakunnam. He wanted to become a singer at a young age but later took up Mimicry. He graduated with a BA from Maharajas College, Ernakulam where he won the university's Mimicry title thrice. He started his stage career at Kalabhavan. He was also a performer in Comicola, a comedy program on Asianet. For about four years, he was associated with professional drama in Arathi Theatres, Kochi.

    Film career

    [edit]

    Before entering into Malayalam film industry, Salim Kumar was chosen as host for a comedy programme called Comicola broadcast on Asianet. He made his debut in Malayalam cinema with the 1997 family drama Ishtamanu Nooru Vattam, directed by Siddique Shameer.[4] After doing some minor roles in numerous movies, Sibi Malayil offered Salim Kumar a role in his movie Nee Varuvolam. However he was sent back from the location by the production controller by saying that his acting was not right. He was later replaced by Indrans to do the role.[5] He was later noted for his performance in the movie Satyameva Jayathe, which was released in 2000. After getting impressed with his performance in Satyameva Jayathe, director Rafi Meccartin offered Salim a role in his movie Thenkasipattanam, which was a major breakthrough in his film career. It was one of the highest grossing movie of 2000.[6] In the movie One Man Show, he played the memorable role of a patient escaped from mental hospital. Salim Kumar then found success while acting along with Dileep. In some movies, the duo is joined by Harishree Ashokan. In the 2001 slapstick comedy movie Ee Parakkum Thalika, he played the role of cook Koshi while in the 2002 cult comedy movie Meesa Madhavan, he did the role of Advocate Mukundan Unni.[7] He is also remembered for his performances alongside Cochin HaneefainMazhathullikkilukkam and Kunjikkoonan. In the movie Kalyanaraman, Salim Kumar played the role of Pyaari, which is considered one of the finest comedy performance in his career.[8] He played one of the lead roles in the 2002 slapstick comedy film Bamboo Boys alongside Kalabhavan Mani, Cochin Haneefa and Harishree Ashokan.

    Salim Kumar probably played some of the most memorable comedy roles in his career in 2003. He played the character of a psychic mental patient in the classic cult movie C.I.D. Moosa. His role as OmanakkuttaninThilakkam, UsmaninKilichundan Mampazham alongside Mohanlal and S.I. Gabbar KeshavaninPattalam which starred Mammootty were memorable ones.[9] It was in the romantic-comedy movie Pulival Kalyanam that Salim Kumar played the most memorable character in his career. Most of the critics acclaims this character called Manavalan as the best comedy character played by Salim Kumar. The many expressions of Manavalan, including his helpless face, his coy smile and act as a rich man smoking pipe later developed a cult following in Kerala troll community and are widely used in memes.[10][11]

    Alongside Jayasurya, Salim Kumar's other famous role is Dance Master Vikram in the movie Chathikkatha Chandu (2004). One of the other popular character played by Salim Kumar came out in the 2007 Mammootty movie Mayavi. His character called Kannan Srank/Ashan has been widely used in Malayalam memes.[12]

    Salim Kumar's potential to do the character roles were revealed in 2004, after receiving critical acclaim for his role in the Kamal movie Perumazhakkalam. Though slightly comedic, the role was realistic, allowing him to display different acting skills. His role as the father in Achanurangatha Veedu (2005), directed by Lal Jose, was a major break in his acting career, when he was able to shrug off the usual idiot-fool-illiterate comedic roles for which he seemed destined. The role won him the Kerala State Film Awards for Second Best Actor. He was then declared the winner of the National Award for Best Actor for his performance in Adaminte Makan Abu in 2010.[13]

    Some of his other popular roles were RaajakkannuinThommanum Makkalum, UmakandaninPandippada, ChidhambaraminHallo, Naranimangalam NarayananinRomeo, Inspector ShyamalaninAnnan Thampi and Maakri GopalaninChattambinaadu.

    Salim Kumar appeared in a hip-hop number in Vineeth Srinivasan's album "Coffee @ MG Road - Palavattam" (2008). It was an instant hit and developed a cult following.[14]

    Salim Kumar later ventured into direction, directing documentaries[15] and feature-length dramas that were well received by critics.[15] Karutha Joothan (2017), which is written and directed by Salim Kumar won the award for the Best Story at the 47th Kerala State Film Awards.[16] His next directorial effort was Daivame Kaithozham K. Kumar Akanam (2018), starring Jayaram in the lead role.[17]

    Personal life

    [edit]

    Kumar lives in North Paravur-Ernakulam District, in a house called "Laughing Villa". He and his wife Sunitha have two sons, Chandu and Aaromal.[18] He is a member of Indian National Congress in Kerala. He has written a memoir called Ishwara Vazhakkillello. He conducts a mimicry troupe, Cochin Stallions, which introduced cine-serial actor Ramesh Pisharody and many other talents.[19]

    Filmography

    [edit]

    Malayalam

    [edit]

    1990s

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Notes
    1991 Sandesham Cameo (Uncredited Role)
    1996 Ishtamanu Nooru Vattam First Lead Movie
    1997 Ishtadanam Unnikuttan
    Moonu Kodiyum Munnooru Pavanum Mattanchery Mathen
    Ancharakalyanam
    Mannadiar Penninu Chenkotta Checkan Kizhi
    Adukkala Rahasyam Angaadi Paattu
    Newspaper Boy Venkiti
    My Dear Kuttichathan Stage Performance
    Suvarna Simhaasanam Gopalan
    Poothumbium Poovalanmarum
    Guru Sishyan
    1998 Manthri Kochamma Pankajakshan
    Chenapparambile Aanakkariyam Uthaman
    Gramapanchayath Bhaskaran
    Mattupetti Machan Manoharan
    Meenakshi Kalyanam Adv. Sivan Mullassery
    Mayajalam Ezhupunna Mathai
    Mangalya Pallakku Phalgunan
    Chenapparambile Aanakkariyam Uthaman
    Sooryavanam Thamarathoppu
    1999 Auto Brothers
    My Dear Karadi Constable Ujwallan
    Udayapuram Sulthan Salim
    Pattabhishekam Illikkulam Kattumanakkal Ashtangahridayam Bhramadathan Moosad
    Tokyo Nagarathile Viseshangal Kadappuram Paarayi

    2000s

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Notes
    2000 Kinnara Thumbikal Tea shop owner
    Mera Naam Joker
    Nadan Pennum Natupramaniyum Showroom Manager
    Vinayapoorvam Vidhyaadharan Astrologer
    Unnimaya
    Thenkasipattanam Muthuraman
    Melevaryathe Malakhakkuttikal Bhaskaran
    Sathyameva Jayathe Mattancherry Mammathu
    2001 Ee Naadu Innale Vare
    Naranathu Thampuran Shivan
    Ee Parakkum Thalika Koshy
    Soothradharan Leela Krishnan
    Sundara Purushan Balan
    One Man Show Bhaskaran
    Nariman Kochu Narayanan's Manager
    Bharthavudyogam Pushpan
    2002 Kakki Nakshatram
    Valkannadi Raghavan
    Meesa Madhavan Advocate Mukundanunni
    Thandavam Basheer
    Pranayamanithooval Sundaran
    Punyam
    Mazhathullikkilukkam Maayandi
    Kashillatheyum Jeevikkam
    Kunjikoonan Chandran
    Bamboo Boys Chamba
    Kalyanaraman Pyari
    Vasanthamalika Komalan
    Savithriyude Aranjanam Olympian Bhootham Appachan
    2003 Pattanathil Sundaran Adv. Bhuvanachandran
    Vellithira Surendran
    Gramophone 'Tabla' Bhaskaran
    C.I.D. Moosa Mental Patient
    Thilakkam Omanakkuttan
    Kilichundan Mampazham Usman
    Pattalam S.I. Gabbar Keshavan
    Swantham Malavika
    Pulival Kalyanam Manavalan
    Hariharan Pillai Happy Aanu Sundaran
    The Fire
    Ente Veedu Appuvinteyum Ganeshan
    Malsaram Vaira Muthu
    2004 Youth Festival Veerapandi
    Rasikan Paramu
    Chathikkatha Chandu Dance Master Vikram
    2005 Pandippada Umakandan
    Thommanum Makkalum Raajakkannu
    Sarkar Dada Kumaran
    Maanikyan Kumaran
    Krithyam Badsha
    Izha
    Kalyana Kurimanam
    Rappakal Govindan
    Naran Idimutt Rajappan
    Junior Senior Sathyan
    Aandavan Mayinkutti
    Rajamanikyam Dasappan
    2006 Chanthupottu Vareed
    Oruvan Balan
    Aanachandam Aana paappan Manikandan
    Narakasuran CBI Officer Govind
    Vrindavanam
    Lion Pottakuzhy Chellappan
    Art Of Fighting 2 Eiji Kisaragi
    Thuruppu Gulan Khadar
    Eakantham Velayudhan
    Pulijanmam
    Achanurangatha Veedu Samuel/Prabhakaran
    Pachakuthira Chandran
    Prajapathi Film Star Abhilash
    Chess Unnikkannan
    Vaasthavam Thrippan Namboothiri
    Karutha Pakshikal
    2007 Changathipoocha Rajappan
    Inspector Garud Chakkachamparambil Lonappan
    Mayavi Kannan Srank
    Hareendran Oru Nishkalankan Rajendran Vazhayila
    Romeo Naranimangalam Narayanan
    Ayur Rekha P.C. Ismail
    Kangaroo 'Current' Kunjachan
    Anamika
    Mission 90 Days Aravindan
    The Speed Track Lali
    Abraham & Lincoln Constable Marcos
    Nagaram Lalkuzhi Nanappan
    Eakantham Velayudhan
    Goal (2007 Malayalam film) Kuriakose
    July 4 Sakthivel
    Hallo Chidambaram
    Arabikatha Kareem
    Chocolate Pappan
    Kadha Parayumbol Poet Das Vadakkemuri
    Flash
    2008 Twenty:20 Induchoodan IPS
    De Ingottu Nokkiye
    Jubilee
    Shakespeare M.A. Malayalam Sugunan Muthukunnam
    Cycle Stephen
    Thavalam Sundaran
    Parthan Kanda Paralokam Karunan
    Gopalapuranam Ramanan
    Mulla 'Thotti' Sasi
    One Way Ticket Sakkath Beeran
    Annan Thampi Inspector Shyamalan
    Mayabazar Govindan Ashari
    Sultan Sundaran
    Crazy Gopalan Lakshmanan
    Lollypop Priest / Advocate Kuriakose
    2009 Sanmanassullavan Appukuttan
    Samastha Keralam PO Subrahmaniam
    Aayirathil Oruvan Usman
    Loudspeaker KP
    Samayam
    Malayali Mohanakrishnan
    Duplicate Professional killer 1
    Love In Singapore Shukkur khan
    2 Harihar Nagar Ayyappan
    Ee Pattanathil Bhootham SI Madhavan Chandrappinni / Parakkum Madhavan
    Makante Achan Krishnan Kutty
    Decent Parties Rafeeq
    Swantham Lekhakan Chandramohan
    Kappal Muthalaali Omanakuttan
    Angel John Rajan
    Gulumal-The Escape Bhai
    Chattambinadu Maakri Gopalan

    2010s

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Notes
    2010 Senior Mandrake
    Nizhal
    Cheriya Kallanum Valiya Policeum Gopalan
    Pokkiri Raja Novelist Manoharan Mangalodayam
    3 Char Sau Bees Chandran Muthalali
    Anwar Ashraf
    Swantham Bharya Zindabad T K Vipin kumar
    My Big Father Unnikuttan
    Four Friends Kochouseph
    Malarvaadi Arts Club Kattapparam Sasi
    Thaskara Lahala Ayyappan
    Oridathoru Postman Chandrappan
    Kaaryasthan Kalidas
    Best Actor Vadival Pranchi
    Aakashayathra
    Marykkundoru Kunjaadu Lonappan
    2011 Adaminte Makan Abu Abu
    Doubles Mayyazhi
    Arjunan Saakshi Mechanic Jackson
    Makeup Man Lawrence
    Prabhuvinte Makkal
    Christian Brothers Purushothaman
    Manikyakkallu Kunjuraman/Thampuraan
    Janapriyan Kannappan kannapi
    Teja Bhai & Family Divakaran Nair
    2012 916
    Players
    Padmasree Bharat Dr. Saroj Kumar Rafeek
    Masters Monichan
    Annum Innum Ennum Lopez
    Cobra Gopalan
    Ordinary Ashan - Bus mechanic
    Vaadhyar
    Ezham Suryan
    Mr. Marumakan Sankaranunni
    Mazhavillinattam Vare The Cook
    Ayalum Njanum Thammil Thomachan
    101 Weddings Khader
    2013 Abhiyum Njanum Jose
    Pigman
    Lisammayude Veedu Samuel/Prabhakaran
    Immanuel Suku
    Moonam nal Nyararcha
    Kunjananthante Kada
    Nadodimannan Ravi
    KQ
    Bicycle Thieves Bose Prakash/Bossettan
    2014 My Dear Mummy
    Bhaiyya Bhaiyya Korah
    Seconds Jeevan
    2015 Compartment
    Fireman Narendan Achari
    Valiya Chirakulla Pakshikal School Head Master
    Elanjikkavu P.O
    Female Unnikrishnan Thamarakulam Raviyan
    Pathemari Narayanan's Father
    2016 Thoppil Joppan Fr. Issac Vaalamparambil
    Moonam Naal Njyayarazhcha Karumpan
    Kattappanayile Hrithik Roshan Naxalite Chandran
    2017 Ramaleela Sumesh Venjara
    Karutha Sooryan
    Hello Dubaikkaran
    Sherlock Toms Chouro Aashan
    Karutha Joothan
    Velipadinte Pusthakam Prof. Premraj Idikkattutharayi
    Clint
    Chippy
    2018 Mangalyam Thanthunanena
    Chalakkudikkaran Changathi
    Mohanlal Sathan Jose
    Panchavarnathatha Adv. Jimmy
    Kuttanadan Marpappa Philipose
    Daivame Kaithozham K. Kumar Akanam Karimannur Gopi
    Shikkari Shambhu SI Jimmy
    Queen Adv. Mukundan
    Sakhavinte Priyasakhi
    2019 Driving License Agasthi
    Varky
    Ulta Pattelar Dopanna
    Munthiri Monchan: Oru Thavala Paranja Kadha Thavala
    Edakkad Battalion 06 Santhosh
    Ganagandharvan Rajaji
    Ittymaani: Made in China Mapranam Varkey
    A For Apple Muhammed
    Shibu Dr.Thomachan
    Rangeela
    Mask Cheguevara alias Jaggu Varapuzha
    Thamara
    Oru Yamandan Premakadha Paanchi
    Madhura Raja Manoharan Manyolodayam [20]
    An International Local Story MLA Joseph Manavalan
    Oru Adaar Love Manavalan
    Allu Ramendran SI Sinto Simon

    2020s

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Notes
    2020 Dhamaka Doctor
    2021 Meow Usthad
    Malik Moosakka
    Sumesh and Ramesh Indukaladharan
    One Dassappan
    Keshu Ee Veedinte Nadhan Narration
    2022 Pada Justice Thankappan Achari
    Thallumaala Singer Cameo appearance
    Mei Hoom Moosa Adv. Manoharan
    2023 Vellari Pattanam Kunjikannan Mash [21]
    Kallanum Bhagavathiyum [22]
    Kenkemam
    Kirkkan Kirkkan [23]
    2024 Badal [24]
    Malayalee From India Hamsa [25]
    Marivillin Gopurangal [26]
    Kudumbasthreeyum Kunjadum [27]
    Pattapakal [28]

    Other languages

    [edit]
    Year Film Role Language Notes
    2014 Appavin Meesai Kolappan Tamil
    Nedunchaalai Mattu Sekar Tamil
    Maryan Thomayya Tamil
    2013 Oonga Kunja/Tramp Oriya
    2011 Mayabazaar unknown Bengali

    As director

    [edit]
    Year Film Role Language Notes
    2015 Compartment - Malayalam Director
    2017 Karutha Joothan - Malayalam Director
    2018 Daivame Kaithozham K. Kumar Akanam - Malayalam Director

    As dubbing artist

    [edit]

    Television

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Channel Notes
    2015 Cinema Chirima himself Mazhavil Manorama
    2016 Komedy Circus Judge Mazhavil Manorama
    2017–2019 Comedy stars season 2 Recurring Judge Asianet
    2017 Comedy Utsavam Himself Flowers TV
    2018 Urvashi Theatre Mentor Asianet
    2018-2019 Thakarppan Comedy Mentor Mazhavil Manorama
    2020 John Jaffer Janardhanan Narrator Surya TV
    2020–2022 Comedy Masters Judge Amrita TV
    2021–2022 Star Magic Mentor Flowers TV
    2024 Chiri Kadhakal Host Kaumudy TV

    Awards and nominations

    [edit]
    Award Year Category Film Result
    National Film Awards 2010 Best Actor Adaminte Makan Abu[29] Won
    Kerala State Film Awards 2005 Second Best Actor Achanurangatha Veedu
    2010 Best Actor Adaminte Makan Abu
    2013 Best Comedian Ayalum Njanum Thammil
    2016 Best Story Karutha Joothan
    Kerala State Television Awards 2013 Best Actor Parethante Paribhavangal
    Filmfare Awards South 2011 Best Actor (Malayalam) Adaminte Makan Abu[30]
    South Indian International Movie Awards 2012 Special Jury Award Adaminte Makan Abu
    Kerala Film Critics Association Award 2010 Special Jury Award Adaminte Makan Abu
    Asianet Film Awards 2008 Best Comedy Actor Annan Thambi
    2011 Special Jury Award Adaminte Makan Abu
    Vanitha Film Awards 2011 Best Comedian Marykkundoru Kunjaadu

    Other awards

    [edit]

    References

    [edit]
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