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2 Filmography  



2.1  As actor  





2.2  As Scriptwriter  





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Shanker Ramakrishnan
Occupations
  • Film director
  • actor
  • scriptwriter
  • SpouseShruthi Udayakumar
    Children2

    Shanker Ramakrishnan is an Indian film screenwriter, director, producer and actor, who works primarily in the Malayalam cinema.

    Career

    [edit]

    He started his career immediately after completing post-graduation from the School of Management Studies, CUSAT.

    In the collective film Kerala Café, Shankar scripted and directed the critically acclaimed film segment "Island Express". Prithviraj who played the lead character “Leon” in the film invited Shankar to write August Cinema's maiden venture “Urumi[1]”. Urumi was a historical drama film directed and filmed by Santosh Sivan with Prithviraj and Genelia in the lead roles. The movie created a turning point in Shankar's artistic career and gave him opportunities to work on the wider canvas.

    V. K. Prakash, the National Award winner, invited Shankar to write the Malayalam version of the Hindi film "Freaky Chakra". The Malayalam version was titled "Netholi oru Cheriya Meen Alla[2]" and was a postmodern experimental film starring Fahadh Faasil and Kamalinee Mukherjee.

    Shankar's filmography took a surprise detour when his mentor Ranjith offered him a role to play Alexey Thadeus, the free-spirited cancer patient, in his movie “Spirit”. The role won Shankar the ‘SIIMA Award for Best Male Debutant and best supporting actor awards including the ‘Mathrubhumi Medimix Movie Award’.[citation needed] Spirit was followed by V.K.P's “Poppins” and G.S. Vijayan's “Bavuttiyude Namathil” starring Mammootty and written by Ranjith.

    Shankar then went on to play vivid characters in movies like "Seconds", Sreebala K. Menon's “Love 24X7” with Dileep, and Bobby-Sanjay's "How Old Are You" with Manju Warrier, directed by Roshan Andrews.

    He took a break from acting and began working on the mega project "Kunjali Marikkar IV"[3]" originally written by T. P. Rajeevan. The movie was initially expected to hit screens by end of 2018; however the film was indefinitely postponed owing to prior commitments of the crew.[4] Shankar has also completed the scripting of "My Story", which will have Prithviraj and Parvathy playing the lead roles.

    Shankar recently announced his directorial debut with Pathinettam Padi[5]" to be produced by August Cinema. The video casting call for the new movie was hosted by actor Nivin Pauly on 17 August 2017, which went viral in the social media. On 2 October 2017, actor Mohanlal unveiled the title art of the movie.

    Filmography

    [edit]
    Key
    Denotes films that have not yet been released

    As actor

    [edit]
    Year Title Role Notes
    2012 Spirit Alexy Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Male Debutant
    Poppins Hari
    Bavuttiyude Namathil Sethu
    2013 Silence Schoolbus Driver
    2013 Nadan Anand
    2014 Peruchazhi Andy/Sachidhanandhan
    How Old Are You Minister
    Seconds Mahadev
    Ottamandaram Vinayan
    2014 Ente Sathyanweshana Pareekshakal Majeed Abu
    2015 Nirnnayakam Dr.Prakash Mathew
    Love 24x7 Murali Gopalakrishna Pillai
    Loham Gangster AliKhan
    2016 White Anwar
    2018 Ira Jacob Chandi
    Painting Life Nassar
    2021 One N. Shamsudeen
    Kaaval K.P. Varghese
    2022 Meppadiyan Doctor
    Pada Officer
    Twenty One Gms Shihab Muhammad
    Padma Tony Nambadan
    Varaal A.P. Ananthakrishnan
    Headmaster
    Kotthu Prathap
    2023 Thaaram Theertha Koodaram Reghunath [6]
    2024 Thalavan SP Hemanth Ram IPS [7]

    As Scriptwriter

    [edit]
    Year Film Director Notes
    2009 Kerala Cafe Himself Segment: Island Express
    2011 Urumi Santosh Sivan
    2013 Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla V. K. Prakash
    2014 Ente Sathyanweshana Pareekshakal Subil Surendran Delayed-Screenplay
    2017 My Story Roshni Dinaker
    2019 Mamangam M Padmakumar
    2023 Rani: The Real Story Himself

    As director

    [edit]
    Year Film Notes
    2009 Kerala Cafe Segment: Island Express
    2019 Pathinettam Padi [8]
    2023 Rani: The Real Story[9]
    Television
    Year Title Role Channel Notes
    2016 October – 2017 Rahasya Sancharangal Host Asianet Plus Television Debut

    References

    [edit]
    1. ^ "Urumi". The Times of India.
  • ^ "Natholi review".
  • ^ "Kunjali Marikkar IV". The Times of India. November 2017.
  • ^ "Kunjali Marikkar IV postponed".
  • ^ "pathinettam padi".
  • ^ "'Thaaram Theertha Koodaram' trailer promises a suspense entertainer". The Times of India. ISSN 0971-8257. Retrieved 21 April 2023.
  • ^ Features, C. E. (8 May 2024). "Biju Menon-Asif Ali starrer Thalavan gets a release date". Cinema Express. Retrieved 8 May 2024.
  • ^ "Prithviraj joins the sets of 'Pathinettam Padi'". The News Minute. 20 April 2019. Retrieved 8 March 2023.
  • ^ "Shanker Ramakrishnan's Rani to feature Bhavana, Urvashi". Cinema Express. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
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