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Prithviraj

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  • Born 16 October 1982
  • Place of Birth Thiruvananthapuram
  • Occupation Actor, Film Producer, Film Director
  • Father Sukumaran
  • Mother Mallika Sukumaran
  • Spouse Supriya Menon (2011)
  • Siblings Indrajith Sukumaran
  • Education Sainik Schools
  • Years active 2002-present

Related Other Pages:

  • Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil, 
  • Indrajith Sukumaran, 
  • Mozhi

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ABOUT Prithviraj

Prithviraj Sukumaran: A Versatile Force in Indian Cinema Prithviraj Sukumaran, born October 16, 1982, is a prominent figure in Malayalam cinema, with a substantial presence in Tamil, Hindi, and Telugu films. His career, spanning over two decades and encompassing more than 100 films, showcases remarkable versatility across diverse genres. Early Success and Critical Acclaim: Sukumaran's debut in Nandanam (2002) was followed by a career resurgence with Classmates (2006), becoming the highest-grossing Malayalam film that year. His performance in Vaasthavam (2006) earned him the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor, making him the youngest recipient at the time. Subsequent roles, including the musician in Mozhi (2007) and his foray into playback singing with Puthiya Mukham (2009), cemented his position as a leading actor. A second Kerala State Film Award followed for Ayalum Njanum Thammil (2012) and Celluloid (2013). Production and Directorial Ventures: In 2010, Sukumaran co-founded August Cinema, producing and starring in critically acclaimed films like Indian Rupee, which won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Malayalam. He later established Prithviraj Productions, backing films like 9 (2019). His directorial debut, Lucifer (2019), became one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films. Recent Achievements and Upcoming Projects: Sukumaran's recent successes include Driving License (2019), Ayyappanum Koshiyum (2020), Jana Gana Mana (2022), Kaduva (2022), and the Telugu action film Salaar (2023). His upcoming projects include The Goat Life and Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil (2024), demonstrating his continued influence and commitment to the industry. His accolades include a National Film Award, four Kerala State Film Awards, a Tamil Nadu State Film Award, seven SIIMA Awards, and a South Filmfare Award.

Prithviraj FILMS AND CREDITS

Previous Movies Upcoming Movies
  • Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil

    ( 2024 )

  • L2: Empuraan

    ( 2025 )

  • Bade Miyan Chote Miyan

    ( 2024 )

  • Salaar 2

    ( 2025 )

  • The Goat Life

    ( 2024 )

  • Kaaliyan

    ( Not Final )

  • Salaar

    ( 2023 )

  • Metre Gauge 1904

    ( Not Final )

  • Alone

    ( 2023 )

  • Santhosh Trophy

    ( Not Final )

  • Kaapa

    ( 2022 )

  • Nobody

    ( Not Final )

  • Gold

    ( 2022 )

  • Sarzameen

    ( Not Final )

  • Kumari

    ( 2022 )

  • Khalifa

    ( Not Final )

  • Theerppu

    ( 2022 )

  • Tyson

    ( Not Final )

  • Kaduva

    ( 2022 )

  • L3

    ( Not Final )

  • Jana Gana Mana

    ( 2022 )

  • Vilayath Budha

    ( Not Final )

  • Radio Lions 96.5 F M

    ( 2022 )

  • Louis Araman

    ( Not Final )

  • Bro Daddy

    ( 2022 )

  • Karachi 81

    ( Not Final )

  • Star

    ( 2021 )

  • Bhramam

    ( 2021 )

  • Kuruthi

    ( 2021 )

  • Cold Case

    ( 2021 )

  • Ayappanu Koshium

    ( 2020 )

  • Driving Licence

    ( 2019 )

  • Brother's Day

    ( 2019 )

  • Gangs of 18

    ( 2019 )

  • Lucifer

    ( 2019 )

  • 9

    ( 2019 )

  • Ranam

    ( 2018 )

  • Koode

    ( 2018 )

  • My Story

    ( 2018 )

  • Vimanam

    ( 2017 )

  • Adam Joan

    ( 2017 )

  • Tiyaan

    ( 2017 )

  • Naam Shabana

    ( 2017 )

  • Ezra

    ( 2017 )

  • Oozham

    ( 2016 )

  • James and Alice

    ( 2016 )

  • Darvinte Parinamam

    ( 2016 )

  • Paavada

    ( 2016 )

  • Anarkali

    ( 2015 )

  • Amar Akbar Anthony

    ( 2015 )

  • Ennu Ninte Moideen

    ( 2015 )

  • Double Barrel

    ( 2015 )

  • Ivide

    ( 2015 )

  • Picket 43

    ( 2015 )

  • Kaaviya Thalaivan

    ( 2014 )

  • Tamaar Padaar

    ( 2014 )

  • Sapthamashree Thaskaraha

    ( 2014 )

  • Munnariyippu

    ( 2014 )

  • 7th Day

    ( 2014 )

  • London Bridge

    ( 2014 )

  • Memories

    ( 2013 )

  • Aurangzeb

    ( 2013 )

  • Mumbai Police

    ( 2013 )

  • Celluloid

    ( 2013 )

  • Ayalum Njanum Thammil...

    ( 2012 )

  • Aiyyaa

    ( 2012 )

  • Molly Aunty Rocks

    ( 2012 )

  • Simhasanam 2021

    ( 2012 )

  • Bachelor Party

    ( 2012 )

  • Hero

    ( 2012 )

  • Masters

    ( 2012 )

  • Akashathinte Niram

    ( 2012 )

  • Veedu Theda

    ( 2011 )

  • Indian Rupee

    ( 2011 )

  • Teja Bhai and Family

    ( 2011 )

  • The Way Home

    ( 2011 )

  • Manushya Mrugam

    ( 2011 )

  • Manikyakallu

    ( 2011 )

  • Urumi: The Warriors Who Wanted to Kill Vasco Da Gama

    ( 2011 )

  • City of God

    ( 2011 )

  • Makeup Man

    ( 2011 )

  • Arjunan Saakshi

    ( 2011 )

  • Punyam Aham

    ( 2010 )

  • Thanthonni

    ( 2010 )

  • The Thriller

    ( 2010 )

  • Anwar

    ( 2010 )

  • Raavanan

    ( 2010 )

  • Pokkiri Raja

    ( 2010 )

  • Police Police

    ( 2010 )

  • Nammal Thammil

    ( 2009 )

  • Puthiya Mugham

    ( 2009 )

  • Kerala Cafe

    ( 2009 )

  • Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

    ( 2009 )

  • Ninaithale Inikkum

    ( 2009 )

  • Calendar

    ( 2009 )

  • Lollipop

    ( 2008 )

  • Abhiyum Naanum

    ( 2008 )

  • Manjadikuru

    ( 2008 )

  • Twenty:20

    ( 2008 )

  • Thirakkatha

    ( 2008 )

  • Thalappavu

    ( 2008 )

  • One Way Ticket

    ( 2008 )

  • Vellitherai

    ( 2008 )

  • Kangaroo

    ( 2007 )

  • Kannamoochi Yenada

    ( 2007 )

  • Chocolate

    ( 2007 )

  • Satham Podathey

    ( 2007 )

  • Veeralipattu

    ( 2007 )

  • Nadiya Kollappetta Rathri

    ( 2007 )

  • Khaki

    ( 2007 )

  • Mozhi

    ( 2007 )

  • Avan Chandiyude Makan

    ( 2007 )

  • Oruvan

    ( 2006 )

  • Pakal

    ( 2006 )

  • Vasthavam

    ( 2006 )

  • Classmates

    ( 2006 )

  • Parijatham

    ( 2006 )

  • Vargam

    ( 2006 )

  • Idhaya Thirudan

    ( 2006 )

  • Achanurangatha Veedu

    ( 2006 )

  • Anandabhadram

    ( 2005 )

  • Daivanamathil

    ( 2005 )

  • Police

    ( 2005 )

  • Krithyam

    ( 2005 )

  • Kanaa Kanden

    ( 2005 )

  • Albhutha Dweep

    ( 2005 )

  • Encounter Dayanayak

    ( 2005 )

  • Akale

    ( 2004 )

  • Sathyam

    ( 2004 )

  • Kadha

    ( 2004 )

  • Vellinakshatram

    ( 2004 )

  • Chakram

    ( 2003 )

  • Ammakilikkoodu

    ( 2003 )

  • Swapnakoodu

    ( 2003 )

  • Meerayude Dukhavum Muthuvinte Swapnavum

    ( 2003 )

  • Vellithira

    ( 2003 )

  • Nandanam

    ( 2002 )

  • Stop Violence

    ( 2002 )

  • Nakshathrakkannulla Rajakumaran Avanundoru Rajakumari

    ( 2002 )

  • Surya Puthrika

    ( 1999 )

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Prithviraj AWARDS

Awards
  • The Asianet Film Awards for Best Director - 2020 Lucifer

  • The Asianet Film Awards for Best Actor - 2016 Ennu Ninte Moideen

  • The Asianet Film Awards for Most Popular Actor - 2014 Memories

  • The Asiavision Awards for Best Actor - 2015 Ennu Ninte Moideen

  • The Filmfare Awards South for Critics Award for Best Actor - 2014 Celluloid

  • The IBNLive Movie Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - 2014 Aurangzeb

  • The IIFA Utsavam for Best Actor in a Leading Role - 2016 Ennu Ninte Moideen

  • The Kerala State Film Awards for Best Film - 2012 Indian Rupee

  • The Kerala State Film Awards for Best Actor - 2007 Vasthavam

  • The South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role - 2021 Ayappanu Koshium

  • The South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actor: Critics - 2019 Koode

  • The Vanitha Film Awards for Best Director - 2020 Lucifer

  • The Vanitha Film Awards for Most Popular Film - 2020 Lucifer

  • The Vanitha Film Awards for Best Actor - 2016 Ennu Ninte Moideen

  • The Vanitha Film Awards for Best Actor - 2014 Celluloid

Image Source : IMDB & Wikipedia
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