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Though he aspired to be an actor, it was his brilliance as a screenwriter that truly captured the hearts of millions.
Tributes have begun pouring in from across the film industry and political circles, with colleagues recalling Sreenivasan as a rare storyteller who used humour and satire to reflect deep social realities.
Sreenivasan made his debut as a screenwriter in 1984 with Priyadarshan’s Odaruthammava Aalariyam, completing four decades in writing.
Sreenivasan received numerous honours over his career, including a National Film Award, two Filmfare Awards South and six Kerala State Film Awards.
Referring to Sreenivasan’s earlier comments about the actor, Dhyan said Mohanlal had faced several criticisms over the years but chose silence over confrontation.
Despite boasting an impressive star cast, the film steers clear of the glossy, over-the-top treatment, staying true to its grounded tone.
His response to a media question after watching his latest film 'Painkili' has now gone viral.
Veteran actor and filmmaker Sreenivasan has revealed how he named his sons Vineeth and Dhyan, both of whom are busy actors and directors. “Being a sports lover in my young days, I borrowed the names of two hockey stars for my sons,” he said while speaking at a ‘koythulsavam’ (harvest festival) in
He started his career as an actor with the 1975 film 'Raagam' directed by A Bhim Singh and then later went on to play villain and comic roles.
When asked who she considers the best actor in the industry after Mammootty and Mohanlal, Urvashi highlighted Fahadh Faasil as the standout talent today.
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