Kozhikode Narayanan Nair

Kozhikode Narayanan Nair is an Indian film actor in Malayalam cinema, who has acted in more than 300 films. He entered the Malayalam movie industry through a drama troupe.

Kozhikode Narayanan Nair
Born
1940 Kozhikode, Kerala, India
NationalityIndian
OccupationFilm actor
Years active1988-present


His first film was Aabhijathyam (1970), and he is also remembered for his role as Valyamama in a Malayalam movie called Valsalyam (1993).

Early life

Nair was born in 1940 in Panthirankavu in the Kozhikode district. He entered his career in early school days through drama playing activities. Later, he became the member of a professional drama troop - Stage India. He continued his drama life with employment in sylon printers. He later became the manager of Marikkar eng. company and Hindustan eng. company.

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Film career

In his 50 years of the acting career, he completed 300 films in Malayalam industry. His first film was Aabhijathyam (1970). He then acted in movies such as Utharayanam, Nirmalyam, Kochuthemmadi, Oliyambukal, Bharatham, Aavanazhi, Sadhayam, ente sreekuttikku, Perunthachan and Midhunam. He became a popular actor after his noteworthy role in the movie Valsalyam (1993) as Valyamama, next to megastar Mammootty. After Valsalyam (1993), he became an active artist in the Malayalam industry.

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Personal life

A strong believer of Sathya Sai Baba, Nair usually went to Puttaparthi. He resides in Saiharitham, Kozhikode. His wife's name is Saradha. They have two children - one son and one daughter, named Suhas and Suchitra.

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Partial filmography

Television

He acted in 125 serials and 30 mega serial in Malayalam mini screen.

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