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Mohanlal is an Indian actor, producer,film director, stunt choreographer,Television Host and playback singer who has starred in both stunt blockbuster and art house films.[1]

During his career, he has appeared in more than 346 feature films, primarily in Malayalam cinema, and also in Bollywood, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada films.[2] In 1978, when he was 18, he started acting with a minor comedic role in the unreleased film Thiranottam, before making screen debut in 1980 as antagonist in the romance film Manjil Virinja Pookkal.[3] His portrayal of Narendran, a sadistic husband, received recognition and the film developed a cult status in Malayalam cinema.[4][5] Subsequently, Mohanlal was cast as the antagonist in many films. His first positive role was in Padayottam (1982), the first 70 mm film in Malayalam.[4] It was 1983's Aattakalasam that gave him stardom.[6] In 1984 he starred in Poochakkoru Mookkuthi, a comedy film whose success triggered a trend and popularised the genre in the 1980s.[7][8] In an early critically acclaimed performance, Mohanlal played an antihero in the I. V. Sasi-directed thriller Uyarangalil (1984).[9] In the same year, he co-founded Casino Films,[a] a motion picture production company which later produced his popular comedies Gandhinagar 2nd Street (1986) and Nadodikkattu (1987).[10]

As a playback singer, Mohanlal contributed his first song "Sindhoora Megham" to Onnanam Kunnil Oradi Kunnil (1985).[7] In 1986, he established a career record by starring in 34 films in one year.[2] Also in 1986, he became the youngest winner for Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor at age 26 for the comedy drama T. P. Balagopalan M.A.,[7] a record he held until 2006.[11] The same year he co-founded Cheers Films, a second production company.[b] Mohanlal's stardom catapulted with the success of the crime drama Rajavinte Makan (1986).[13] In Irupatham Noottandu (1987), he portrayed mobster Sagar Alias Jacky — which became a cult figure in crime dramas ever since its release.[14] His tragicomedy Chithram (1988) ran continuously for 58 weeks in one theatre, a record still unbroken in Malayalam cinema.[15] In 1989, his performance in Kireedam earned him a Special Jury Mention at the 37th National Film Awards.[16]

In 1990, Mohanlal founded his own film production company, Pranavam Arts.[7] Its debut, musical thriller His Highness Abdullah, garnered critical acclaim and became the year's highest-grossing film.[17] His second production, Bharatham (1991), earned him the National Film Award for Best Actor and Forbes India included it on its list of "25 Greatest Acting Performances in Indian Cinema".[18] His spiritual fantasy, Guru (1997), was the first Malayalam film submitted by India for the American Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.[19] In 1997, he received critical praise for his first leading role in a non-Malayalam film—the Mani Ratnam-directed Tamil film Iruvar.[20] Vanaprastham, which was screened at the Un Certain Regard section in the 1999 Cannes Film Festival, earned him the National Film Awards for Best Actor and Best Film (Producer).[15][21]

In 2000, Mohanlal's action drama, Narasimham, became the highest-grossing Malayalam film at the time. His character Induchoodan has since attracted a cult following.[22] In 2001, he portrayed Karna in his theatrical debut, Karnabharam, directed by Kavalam Narayana Panicker.[23] In 2003, he earned an International Indian Film Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the Bollywood film Company.[24] In 2005, he starred in the Bejoy Nambiar-directed short silent film Reflections.[25] His critically acclaimed portrayal of an Alzhiemers patient in Thanmathra (2005) earned him an honorary award from the Indian Medical Association.[26] The Indian Territorial Army bestowed him with the honorary rank of lieutenant colonel for his performance as Major Mahadevan in the war film Keerthi Chakra (2006) and its sequel Kurukshetra (2008).[27] In 2008, he starred in Twenty:20, a landmark film which starred almost all actors in the guild of Malayalam film actors – AMMA.[28] Drishyam (2013), in which he portrayed an ordinary man, became the highest-grossing Malayalam film of all time.[29][30] In 2016, he acted in the title role in the action film Pulimurugan; it became the highest-grossing Malayalam film ever and is the first Malayalam film to gross over ₹105 crore at the box office.[31] In 2019, he acted in Prithviraj Sukumaran's directorial Lucifer, beat Pulimurugan to become the highest-grossing Malayalam film ever, collecting more than 200 crore worldwide. His directorial debut, the 3D film Barroz: Guardian of D'Gama's Treasure is in pre-production.

Films in Malayalam

Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1980 Manjil Virinja Pookkal Narendran [32]
1981 Sanchari Dr. Sekhar [33]
1981 Thakilu Kottampuram Advocate Paul [34]
1981 Dhanya Mohanlal [35]
1981 Dhruvasangamam Sankarankutty [36]
1981 Attimari Shan [37]
1981 Oothikachiya Ponnu Nandan [38]
1981 Thenum Vayambum Varma [39]
1981 Ahimsa Mohan [40]
1982 Madrasile Mon Mohanlal [41]
1982 Football Balakrishnan [42]
1982 Kelkkaatha Sabdham Babu [43]
1982 Padayottam Kannan First film with Mammootty [44]
1982 Enikkum Oru Divasam Babu [45]
1982 Aakrosham Mohanachandran [46]
1982 Enthino Pookunna Pookkal Surendran [47]
1982 Sindoora Sandhyakku Mounam Kishore [48]
1982 Ente Mohangal Poovaninju Jayan [49]
1982 Njan Onnu Parayatte Shekharankutty [50]
1982 Aa Divasam — [51]
1982 Kaliyamardanam Johny [52]
1982 Sree Ayyappanum Vavarum Kadutha Cameo appearance [53]
1982 Kurukkante Kalyanam Sainaba's husband [54]
1983 Visa Sunny [51]
1983 Hello Madras Girl Lal [48]
1983 Ente Katha Ramesh [50]
1983 Bhookambam Raghu [55]
1983 Guru Dakshina Minister Prabhakaran [51]
1983 Naseema Saithali [56]
1983 Kolakkomban Gopi [36]
1983 Kuyiline Thedi Thampuran Kutty [57]
1983 Himavahini Pappy [51]
1983 Arabikkadal — [36]
1983 Sesham Kazhchayil Police Inspector [58]
1983 Marakkillorikkalum Murali [50]
1983 Sandhyakku Virinja Poovu Ramu [59]
1983 Thaavalam Rajappan [51]
1983 Aadhipathyam Mohan [60]
1983 Chakravalam Chuvannappol Surendran [61]
1983 Engane Nee Marakkum Shambu [50]
1983 Iniyengilum Ravi [62]
1983 Attakkalasam Santhosh Babu [63]
1983 Kattathe Kilikkoodu Unni Krishnan [64]
1983 Asthram Das [65]
1983 Changatham S. T. Daniel [66]
1983 Oru Mukham Pala Mukham Sukumaran Thampi [66]
1983 Nanayam Babu [66]
1983 Ente Mamattikkuttiyammakku Alex [67]
1983 Pinnilavu Raghu [68]
1984 Akkare Sudhakaran [69]
1984 Onnanu Nammal Nanda Gopal [70]
1984 Swanthamevide Bandhamevide Rajendran [71]
1984 Vanitha Police Achuthan [72]
1984 Appunni Menon Mash [73]
1984 Athirathram Prasad [74]
1984 Unaru Ramu [75]
1984 Kaliyil Alpam Karyam Vinayan [51]
1984 Poochakkoru Mookkuthi Gopala Krishnan [76]
1984 Pavam Poornima Annan Thampuran [77]
1984 Lakshmana Rekha Sudhakaran Nair [51]
1984 Aalkkoottathil Thaniye Anil Kumar [78]
1984 Vetta Balan [79]
1984 Ivide Thudangunnu Krishna Kumar [36]
1984 Kurishuyudham Johny [80]
1984 Manasariyathe Mammootty [81]
1984 Thirakal James George [50]
1984 Kilikkonchal Ratheesh [51]
1984 Itha Innu Muthal Himself Cameo appearance [82]
1984 Sreekrishna Parunthu Kumaran [83]
1984 Aduthaduthu Vishnu Mohan [84]
1984 Ariyaatha Veethikal Balan [51]
1984 Uyarangalil P. K. Jayarajan [9]
1984 Adiyozhukkukal Gopi Co-producer; Casino Films [66]
1984 Oru Kochu Swapnam — [85]
1985 Avidathepole Ivideyum Sukumaran [86]
1985 Nokketha Doorathu Kannum Nattu Sreekumar [87]
1985 Omanikkan Ormavaikkan Deva Kumar [50]
1985 Aram + Aram = Kinnaram Narayanan Kutty [88]
1985 Nayakan Krishnadas [50]
1985 Njan Piranna Nattil Inspector Rajasekharan [50]
1985 Onnanam Kunnil Oradi Kunnil Nithin [89]
1985 Anubandham Bhaskaran [90]
1985 Mulamoottil Adima Adimakanne [51]
1985 Vasantha Sena Devan [51]
1985 Guruji Oru Vakku Sudhakaran Nair [91]
1985 Parayanumvayya Parayathirikkanumvayya Current Hamsa [92]
1985 Angadikkappurathu Babu [51]
1985 Koodum Thedi Peter [93]
1985 Jeevante Jeevan Jayan [50]
1985 Adhyayam Onnu Muthal Vishnu [94]
1985 Azhiyatha Bandhangal Balakrishnan [95]
1985 Boeing Boeing Shyam [96]
1985 Karimpinpoovinakkare Bhadran Co-producer; Casino Films [97]
1985 Uyarum Njan Nadake Darappan [98]
1985 Idanilangal Balan [99]
1985 Pathamudayam Jayamohan, Vikraman [100]
1985 Rangam Appunni [101]
1985 Ezhu Muthal Onpathu Vare Anand [36]
1985 Kandu Kandarinju Krishnan Unni [102]
1986 Ninnishtam Ennishtam Srikumar [103]
1986 Pappan Priyappetta Pappan Inspector Devadas [104]
1986 Oppam Oppathinoppam Krishnan Kutty [50]
1986 Mazha Peyyunnu Maddalam Kottunnu Shambu [105]
1986 Panchagni Rasheed [106]
1986 Kariyilakkattupole Inspector Achuthankutty [107]
1986 Abhayam Thedi Appu [50]
1986 Vartha Parol Vasu [108]
1986 Geetham Jagadeesh Nair [66]
1986 Hello My Dear Wrong Number Venugopal [109]
1986 Neram Pularumbol Godfree [110]
1986 Iniyum Kurukshetrum Suresh Babu [36]
1986 Kaveri Balachandran Nair [111]
1986 Mizhineerppoovukal Richard [112]
1986 Poomukhappadiyil Ninneyum Kathu Pauly [66]
1986 Nimishangal Murali [50]
1986 Doore Doore Oru Koodu Koottam Diwakaran [113]
1986 Yuvajanotsavam Jayan [114]
1986 Shobhraj Shobaraj, Dharmaraj [115]
1986 Onnu Muthal Poojyam Vare Telephone Uncle [116]
1986 Ente Entethu Mathram Mr. Menon [36]
1986 Padayani Ramesh [117]
1986 Manasilloru Manimuthu Mohan [118]
1986 Sanmanassullavarkku Samadhanam Gopalakrishna Panicker [119]
1986 Adiverukal Balakrishnan Co-producer; Cheers Films [120]
1986 Deshadanakkili Karayarilla Harishankar [121]
1986 Revathikkoru Pavakkutty Dr. Madhavankutty [122]
1986 Kunjattakkilikal Balakrishnan [36]
1986 T. P. Balagopalan M.A. Balagopalan Won Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor [123]
1986 Gandhinagar 2nd Street Sethu / Ram Singh Co-producer; Casino Films [124]
1986 Rajavinte Makan Vincent Gomez [125]
1986 Namukku Parkkan Munthirithoppukal Solomon [126]
1986 Sukhamo Devi Sunny [127]
1986 Thalavattam Vinod [128]
1987 January Oru Orma Raju [129]
1987 Amrutham Gamaya Dr. P. K. Haridas [130]
1987 Adimakal Udamakal Mohan Cheriyan [131]
1987 Sarvakalashala Lal [132]
1987 Irupatham Noottandu Sagar Alias Jacky [133]
1987 Bhoomiyile Rajakkanmar Raja Mahindra Varma [50]
1987 Unnikale Oru Kadha Parayam Aby Co-producer; Cheers Films [134]
1987 Thoovanathumbikal Mannarathodi Jayakrishnan [135]
1987 Kaiyethum Doorathu Vinod [136]
1987 Vazhiyorakkazhcakal Raghvan / Antony Isaac [51]
1987 Cheppu Ramachandran [137]
1987 Nadodikkattu Rama"Dasan" Co-producer; Casino Films [138]
1987 Ivide Ellavarkum Sugham Appu [50]
1988 Mukunthetta Sumitra Vilikkunnu Mukundan K. Kartha [139]
1988 Ayitham Sankaran [140]
1988 Manu Uncle Himself Cameo appearance and first film where Mohanlal, Mammootty and Suresh Gopi acted together [141]
1988 Orkkappurathu Freddy Nicholas Co-producer; Cheers Films [142]
1988 Paadha Mudra Mathu Pandaram, Soap Kuttappan [143]
1988 Pattanapravesham C. I. D Ramdas [144]
1988 Anuragi Samu [145]
1988 Aryan Devanarayanan Co-producer; Cheers Films [146]
1988 Moonnam Mura Ali Imran [147]
1988 Vellanakalude Nadu C. Pavithran "C. P." Nair [148]
1988 Ulsavapittennu Aniyankuttan [149]
1988 Chithram Vishnu [150]
1989 Lal Americayil Lal [151]
1989 Douthyam Capt. Roy Jacob Thomas [152]
1989 Season Jeevan [153]
1989 Varavelpu Muralidharan [154]
1989 Naduvazhikal Arjun [155]
1989 Peruvannapurathe Visheshangal Achutha Kurup Cameo appearance [156]
1989 Kireedam Sethumadhavan Won Special Mention at National Film Awards [157]
1989 Vandanam Unnikrishnan [158]
1989 Adhipan Adv. Shyam Prakash [159]
1989 Dasharatham Rajiv Menon [160]
1990 Aye Auto Sudhi [161]
1990 Akkare Akkare Akkare C. I. D Ramdas [162]
1990 No.20 Madras Mail Tony Kurishingal [163]
1990 His Highness Abdullah Abdullah / Anandhan Nampoothiri [164]
1990 Mukham Hariprasad [165]
1990 Kadathanadan Ambadi Kadathanadan Ambadi [166]
1990 Thazhvaram Balan [167]
1990 Arhatha Devaraaj [168]
1990 Indrajaalam Kannan Nair [169]
1990 Appu Appu [170]
1990 Lal Salam Nettoor Stephan [171]
1991 Dhanam Sivashankaran [172]
1991 Bharatham Kalloor Gopinathan Won first National Film Awards for Best Actor [173]
1991 Vasthuhara Venugopal [174]
1991 Vishnulokam Shanku [175]
1991 Uncle Bun Charlie Chacko [176]
1991 Kilukkam Joji [177]
1991 Ulladakkam Dr. Sunny [178]
1991 Kizhakkunarum Pakshi Ananth Moorthy [52]
1991 Abhimanyu Hari Krishnan [179]
1992 Sadayam Sathyanadhan [180]
1992 Kamaladalam Nandagopan [181]
1992 Aham Sidharthan [182]
1992 Rajashilpi Shambhu [143]
1992 Yoddha Thaiparambil Ashokan [183]
1992 Adhwaytham Sivaprasad [184]
1992 Soorya Gayathri Dr. Balasubramaniam [185]
1992 Naadody Sachidanandan, Balakrishnan Bhagavathar [186]
1992 Vietnam Colony G. Krishnamurthy [187]
1993 Mithunam Sedhumadhavan [188]
1993 Devaasuram Mangalassery Neelakandan [189]
1993 Butterflies Prince [190]
1993 Maya Mayooram Krishnan Unni, Narendran [191]
1993 Gandharvam Samuel Alexander [192]
1993 Chenkol Sethumadhavan [193]
1993 Kalippattam Venu [194]
1993 Manichithrathazhu Dr. Sunny Joseph [195]
1994 Pavithram Unnikrishnan [196]
1994 Thenmavin Kombath Manikyan [197]
1994 Pingami Captain Vijay Menon [198]
1994 Pakshe Balachandran [199]
1994 Minnaram Boby [200]
1995 Nirnayam Dr. Roy Alex [201]
1995 Sphadikam Thomas "Aadu Thoma" Chacko [202]
1995 Thacholi Varghese Chekavar Thacholi Varghese Chekavar [203]
1995 Manthrikam Stephen Ronald / Alby Romeo Higuitta [204]
1995 Agnidevan Aniyankuttan / Ravi Varma [205]
1996 Kaalapani Dr. Govardhan [206]
1996 The Prince Jeeva [207]
1997 Varnapakittu Sunny Palamattom [208]
1997 Oru Yathramozhi Govindankutty [209]
1997 Chandralekha Appukuttan / Alfy [210]
1997 Guru Reghuraman India's submission to the Oscars [211]
1997 Aaraam Thampuran Jagannadhan [212]
1998 Kanmadam Vishwanathan [213]
1998 Harikrishnans Adv. Krishnan [214]
1998 Rakthasakshikal Sindabad Siva Subrahmanya Iyyer [215]
1998 Ayal Kadha Ezhuthukayanu Sagar Kottappuram / Vidyasagar [216]
1998 Summer in Bethlahem Niranjan Cameo appearance [217]
1999 Ustaad Parameswaran / Ustaad [218]
1999 Olympiyan Anthony Adam Chakkummoottil Varghese Antony [219]
1999 Vanaprastham Kunjikuttan Won Second National Film Awards for the Best Actor [220]
2000 Narasimham Poovalli Indrachoodan [221]
2000 Life is Beautiful Vinaya Chandran [222]
2000 Sraddha Gangaprasad IPS [223]
2000 Devadoothan Vishal Krishnamoorthy [223]
2001 Kakkakuyil Sivaraman [224]
2001 Ravanaprabhu Mangalassery Neelakandan, Karthikeyan [225]
2001 Praja Zakir Ali Hussain [226]
2001 Unnathangalil Rakshakan Cameo appearance [227]
2001 Achaneyanenikkishtam Mahadevan Cameo appearance [228]
2002 Onnaman Ravishankar [229]
2002 Thandavam Kashinathan [230]
2002 Chathurangam Aatiprackal Jimmy Jacob [231]
2003 Mr. Brahmachari Ananthan Thampi [232]
2003 Kilichundan Mampazham Abdul Khader [233]
2003 Balettan Athaniparambil Balachandran [234]
2003 Hariharan Pillai Happy Aanu Hariharan Pillai [235]
2003 Thiranottam Kuttappan [3]
[26]
2004 Vamanapuram Bus Route Lever Johny [236]
2004 Vismayathumbathu Sreekumar [237]
2004 Wanted Narayana Swamy Cameo [238]
2004 Natturajavu Pulikkattil Charlie [239]
2004 Mampazhakkalam Puramanayil Chandran [240]
2005 Udayananu Tharam Udayabhanu [241]
2005 Chandrolsavam Chirakkal Sreehari [242]
2005 Udayon Shooranad Pappoyi, Shooranad Kunju [243]
2005 Naran Mullankolli Velayudhan [244]
2005 Thanmathra Rameshan Nair [245]
2006 Kilukkam Kilukilukkam Joji Cameo appearance [246]
2006 Rasathanthram Premachandran [247]
2006 Vadakkumnathan Iringannoor Bharatha Pisharadi [248]
2006 Keerthi Chakra Major Mahadevan [249]
2006 Mahasamudram Isahak [250]
2006 Photographer Dijo John, Joy John [251]
2006 Baba Kalyani Baba Kalyani IPS [252]
2007 Chotta Mumbai Vasco da "Thala" Gama [253]
2007 Hallo Sivaraman [254]
2007 Alibhai Anwar "Ali Bhai" Ali [255]
2007 Paradesi Valiyakathu Moosa [256]
2007 Rock N' Roll Chandramouli [257]
2007 Flash Dr. Midhun Madhav [258]
2008 College Kumaran Captain Sree Kumar [259]
2008 Innathe Chintha Vishayam Gopakumar "G. K." [260]
2008 Mizhikal Sakshi Prof. Saeed Ahmed Cameo [261]
2008 Madampi Putthanpurakkal Gopalakrishna Pillai [262]
2008 Aakasha Gopuram Albert Samson [263]
2008 Kurukshetra Colonel Mahadevan [264]
2008 Twenty:20 Devaraja Prathapa Varma [265]
2008 Pakal Nakshatrangal Sidharthan [266]
2009 Red Chillies Oyyarathu Madathil "O. M. R" Ramanathan [267]
2009 Sagar Alias Jacky Reloaded Sagar Alias Jacky [268]
2009 Bhagavan Dr. Balagopalan Film shot in 12 hours [269]
2009 Bhramaram Sivankutty [270]
2009 Angel John Angel John [271]
2009 Evidam Swargamanu Mathews Jeremias [272]
2010 Janakan Adv. Surya Narayanan [273]
2010 Alexander the Great Alexander Varma [274]
2010 Oru Naal Varum Kulappulli Sukumaran / DYSP Nandhakumar [275]
2010 Shikkar Balaraman [276]
2010 Kandahar Major Mahadevan [277]
2011 Christian Brothers Christy Varghese Mappila [278]
2011 China Town Mathukutty [279]
2011 Pranayam Mathews [280]
2011 Snehaveedu Ajayan [281]
2011 Oru Marubhoomikkadha P. Madhavan Nair [282]
2012 Casanovva Casanovva [283]
2012 Grandmaster Chandrasekhar IPS [284]
2012 Spirit Raghu Nandan [285]
2012 Run Baby Run Venu [286]
2012 Karmayodha Madhava Menon IPS "Mad Maddy" [287]
2013 Lokpal Nandagopal / Lokpal [288]
2013 Red Wine A. C. P Ratheesh Vasudevan [289]
2013 Ladies and Gentleman Chandrabose [290]
2013 Kadal Kadannu Oru Maathukutty Himself Cameo appearance [291]
2013 Geethaanjali Dr. Sunny Joseph [292]
2013 Drishyam Georgekutty [293]
2014 Mr. Fraud Bhai Ji [294]
2014 Koothara Usthad Saali Cameo appearance [295]
2014 Peruchazhi Jagannathan [296]
2015 Rasam Himself Cameo appearance [297]
2015 Ennum Eppozhum Vineeth N. Pillai [298]
2015 Lailaa O Lailaa Jai Mohan [299]
2015 Loham Rajeev "Raju" Sathyamoorthy [300]
2015 Kanal John David [301]
2016 Oppam Jayaraman [302]
2016 Pulimurugan Murugan [303]
2017 Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol Ulahannan "Unnachan" [304]
2017 1971: Beyond Borders Col. Mahadevan / Major Sahadevan [305]
2017 Velipadinte Pusthakam Michael Idicula [306]
2017 Villain ADGP Mathew Manjooran IPS [307]
2018 Aadhi Himself Guest appearance
2018 Neerali Sunny George
2018 Kayamkulam Kochunni Ithikkara Pakki Cameo [308]
2018 Drama Rajagopal [309]
2018 Odiyan Odiyan Manickyan [310]
2019 Lucifer Stephen Nedumpally / Khureshi Ab'ram
2019 Ittymaani: Made in China Ittymaani / Ittymaathan [311]
2020 Big Brother Sachidanandan
2021 Drishyam 2 Georgekutty OTT Film [312]
2021 Marakkar: Arabikadalinte Simham† Kunjali Marakkar Post-production
2022 Aaraattu † Neyyattinkara Gopan Post Production
2022 Ram † Ram Filming
2022 Barroz: Guardian of D'Gama's Treasure † Barroz Filming
2022 12th Man † TBA Filming
2022 Bro Daddy † TBA Filming [313]
2022 Alone † TBA Filming
2023 L2: Empuraan † Stephen Nedumpally / Khureshi Ab'raam Pre-production

Films in other languages

Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released

== =={| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable" style="margin-right: 0;" |- ! scope="col" | Year ! scope="col" | Title ! scope="col" | Role ! scope="col" | Language ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Notes ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Ref. |-

| 1991 ! scope="row" | Gopura Vasalile | Accordionist | Tamil | Cameo appearance in song "Keladi En Paavayae" | style="text-align:center;"|[314] |-

| 1994 ! scope="row" | Gandeevam | Ship captain | Telugu | Cameo appearance in song "Goruvanka Valagane" | style="text-align:center;"|[315] |-

| 1997 ! scope="row" | Iruvar | Anandan | Tamil | | style="text-align:center;"|[316] |-

| 2002 ! scope="row" | Company | Veerappalli Srinivasan IPS | Hindi | | style="text-align:center;"|[317] |-

| 2003 ! scope="row" | Pop Corn | Vikramaditya | Tamil | | style="text-align:center;"|[318] |-

| 2004 ! scope="row" | Love | Mohan Nair | Kannada | Cameo appearance | style="text-align:center;"|[319] |-

| 2007 ! scope="row" | Aag | Inspector Narasimha | Hindi | | style="text-align:center;"|[320] |-

| 2009 ! scope="row" | Unnaipol Oruvan | Commissioner Raghavan Maarar IPS | Tamil | | style="text-align:center;"|[321] |-

| 2012 ! scope="row" | Tezz | Shivan Menon | Hindi |Cameo appearance | style="text-align:center;"|[322] |-

| 2014 ! scope="row" | Jilla | Shivan | Tamil | | style="text-align:center;"|[323] |-

| 2015 ! scope="row" | Mythri | Mahadev Godke | Kannada | | style="text-align:center;"|[324] |-

| 2016 ! scope="row" | Manamantha | Sai Ram | Telugu | | style="text-align:center;"|[325] |-

| 2016 ! scope="row" | Janatha Garage | Sathyam | Telugu | | style="text-align:center;"|[326] |-

| 2019 ! scope="row" | Kaappaan | Chandrakanth Varma | Tamil | | style="text-align:center;"|[327] |-


Director

Director

Year Title Notes Ref.
2022 Barroz: Guardian of D'Gama's Treasure Filming

Short films

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2005 Reflections — Silent film [328]
2010 Wilson Pereira
  • Wilson Pereira
  • Squirrel
  • Fish
  • Crow
 Animation film; also narrator (crow) [329]
2015 Punchirikku Parasparam Himself Cameo appearance [330]
2016 Lodal Loda Lodalu Himself Cameo appearance [331]
2017 Amar Jawan Amar Bharath Himself Cameo Appearance
2017 Happy New Year Himself Cameo appearance [332]
2020 Family Himself Short film for Sony [333]

Narrator / voice-over

Year Title Notes Ref.
1998 Kallu Kondoru Pennu First narration film [334]
2008 Swarnam [335]
2009 Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja [336]
2012 The Hit List [337]
2012 Namukku Parkkan [338]
2014 Aamayum Muyalum [339]
2015 Picket 43 [340]
2017 C/O Saira Banu Voice role: Peter George
2017 Tiyaan Voice of "time" [341]
2017 Aakashamittayi [342]
2018 Kayamkulam Kochunni Also actor
2019 Neeyum Njanum
2019 100 Years of Chrysostom Documentary; entered the Guinness World Records [343]
2019 Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy Malayalam dubbed version [344]

Unreleased films

==Unreleased Movies=={| class="wikitable plainrowheaders sortable" style="margin-right: 0;" ! scope="col" |Year ! scope="col" |Title ! scope="col" |Director ! scope="col" |Language ! class="unsortable" scope="col" |Notes ! class="unsortable" scope="col" |Ref. |- |1987 ! scope="row" |Mizhiyorangalil | T. S. Dasan |Malayalam |Cameo appearance | style="text-align:center;" |[345] |- |1989 ! scope="row" |Dhanushkodi |Priyadarshan |Malayalam | | style="text-align:center;" |[346] |- |1990 ! scope="row" |Chodhyam | G. S. Vijayan | Malayalam | Remake of Puriyaadha Pudhir

| |- |1992 ! scope="row" |Australia |Rajiv Anchal |Malayalam |First Malayalam sports-thriller. Some shots were used for the title scene of Butterflies. | style="text-align:center;" |[347] |- |1992 ! scope="row" | Roudram |Haneefa |Malayalam |Starring Mohanlal and Shobana |Action Thriller |- | 1993 ! scope="row" |Brahmadhathan | Anil Vakkom | Malayalam | | |- | 1996 ! scope="row" |Swarnachamaram | Rajeevnath | Malayalam |with Sivaji Ganesan | style="text-align:center;" |[348] |- | 2001 ! scope="row" | Chakram | Kamal | Malayalam | Starring Vidya Balan and Dileep | |- | 2008 ! scope="row" | Karthika thirunal karthikeyan | Suresh babu |Malayalam |Starring Mohanlal | |- | 2011 ! scope="row" |Swapnamalika | K. A. Devarajan | Malayalam | Also story writer | |- | 2011 ! scope="row" | Nair san | Albert Antony | Malayalam Japan movie | Starring Mohanlal and Jackie Chan | |-

Television

Year Title Role Network Notes Ref.
2015 Sanskrit News Reporter Janam TV Inauguration episode
2017–2018 Lal Salam Host Amrita TV Talk show; co-hosted with Meera Nandan
2018 Bigg Boss (Malayalam season 1) Host Asianet Reality show
2019 Top singer Season 1 Judge Flowers TV Reality show
2020 Bigg Boss (Malayalam season 2) Host Asianet Reality show
First Bell Host (episode - Project Tiger) Victers TV Educational program
Lalonam Nallonam Host / various roles Asianet Onam special show
Utsavam With Lalettan Various roles Flowers TV Christmas special show
2021 Bigg Boss (Malayalam season 3) Host Asianet Reality show
Onavillu Host Asianet Onam special show
Top singer Season 2 Judge Flowers TV Reality show

Theatre

Year Play Role Language Premiere Ref.
2001 Karnabharam Karna Sanskrit Siri Fort Auditorium, New Delhi [349]
2003 Kadhayattam[c] Malayalam Senete Hall, University of Kerala [351]
2008 Chayamukhi Bhima Malayalam Lulu International Convention Centre, Thrissur [352]
2008 Maya Ravan (Ballet) Hanuman (voice) English Nehru Centre, Mumbai [353]
2009 The Tempest Prospero Malayalam Jose Thomas Performing Arts Centre [354]
2010 Vikramōrvaśīyam Pururavas Sanskrit Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh [355]
2015 Naga Narrator Malayalam Parish Hall, St. George Church, Kalady [356]

Radio drama

Year Title Role Broadcaster Notes Ref.
1987 Jeevanulla Prathimakal Un­known All India Radio Re-broadcast on 27 September 2010 [357]

See also

Footnotes

  1. ^ Mohanlal co-founded Casino Films with I. V. Sasi, Seema, Mammootty, and Century Kochumon.[10]
  2. ^ Mohanlal co-founded Cheers Films with Century Kochumon.[12]
  3. ^ In Kadhayattam, Mohanlal played ten classic characters and situations from ten novels selected from Malayalam literature, which were written by O. Chandu Menon (Indulekha), C. V. Raman Pillai (Dharmaraja), S. K. Pottekkatt (Naadan Premam), Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai (Chemmeen), P. Kesavadev (Odayil Ninnu), Vaikom Muhammad Basheer, Uroob (Ummachu), O. V. Vijayan (Khasakkinte Itihasam), M. Mukundan (Mayyazhippuzhayude Theerangalil), and M. T. Vasudevan Nair (Randamoozham).[350][351]

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