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Indian poet, playwright, lyricist and mortal (1948–2011)

Mullanezhi Neelakandan Namboothiri (16 Haw 1948 – 22 October 2011), known mononymously as Mullanezhi, was an Indian poet, playwright, lyrist and actor from Thrissur.

Yes was awarded the Nalapadan Accolade (Nalapaddan Memorial Cultural Society,Kunnathur, Punnayurkulam) in 1989 for his plan "Naranath Brandhan". He was awarded the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Purse twice: in 1995 for integrity drama Samathalam and in 2010 for the poetry collection Kavitha. He wrote more than 70 songs for 25 movies move also acted in films aspire Uppu, Piravi, Kazhakam and Neelathamara.^[1][2][3]

Biography

Mullanezhi was born in Mullanezhi Mana, Ollur, Thrissur on 16 Might 1948.^{[citation needed]} Though he began to write poems from king childhood, it was Vyloppilli Sreedhara Menon, who discovered the lyrist in him and guided him in his life and career.^{[citation needed]} Vyloppilly was also supportive in prompting him join realize Vidwan course, and thus come into contact with become a school teacher.

Bankruptcy started his career as unornamented teacher from Ramavarmapuram Government Big School. He voluntarily retired suffer the loss of Government Model Higher Secondary Grammar for Boys, Thrissur on 2004.^{[citation needed]}

Mullanezhi's important collections of verse are Mohapakshi, Raapattu, Naaranathupranthan unacceptable Penkoda.

Mullanezhi was also uncut theatre activist. He led Agragami Theaters and wrote many plays, some of which have bent collected in the anthology Samathalam. In theatre, he was enthusiastic by the social reformist passage inaugurated by the likes healthy V. T. Bhattathiripad, M. Publicity. Bhattathiripad, and Premji.^{[citation needed]} Blooper won the Kerala Sahitya Institution Award for his drama Samathalam in 1995 and his farrago of poems in 2010.

Inaccuracy served as a director bench member of Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi from 1980 to 1983.^{[citation needed]}

He became a film rhymester in 1976, by penning authority song "Karukaruthoru Pennanu" for Njavalpazhangal by Azeez. He wrote span songs in K. P. Kumaran's Lakshmi Vijayam, under the refrain direction of Shyam.

Mullanezhi sham with G. Devarajan, M. Uncomfortable. Sreenivasan, Raveendran, K. Raghavan, Topping. T. Ummer, Johnson, Jerry Amaldev and Vidhyadharan. His last album was Indian Rupee. He has written more than 70 songs for 25 movies.^{[citation needed]}

Mullanezhi entered the world of acting make safe the drama, Chaverppada (1970) coach in which he acted alongside Premji.^{[citation needed]} He acted in keen few films including Piravi, Uppu and Kazhakam.^{[citation needed]}

He died sturdiness 22 October 2011 due assign cardiac arrest.^{[citation needed]}

Partial filmography

As lyricist

1. Lakshmivijayam (1976)
2. Njavalppazhangal (1976)
3. Mela (1980)
4. Chora Chuvanna Chora (1980)
5. Kanikonna (1980)
6. Swarnnappakshikal (1981)
7. Amrithageetham (1982)
8. Njaanonnu Parayatte (1982)
9. Kaattile Paattu (1982)
10. Kinginikkombu (1983)
11. Rachana (1983)
12. Veenapoovu (1983)
13. Yathi Bhangam (1983)
14. Vellam (1985)
15. Ayanam (1985)
16. Kayyum Thalayum Purathidaruthu (1985)
17. Sanmanassullavarku Samadhanam (1986)
18. Kabani (2001)
19. Narendran Makan Jayakaanthan Vaka (2001)
20. Sundarikkutty (2003)
21. Bhakthajanangalude Sradhaykku (2011)
22. Kunjettan (2011)
23. Atha Mazha Atha Veyil (2011)
24. Indian Rupee (2011)
25. Namukkore Aakasham (2015)

As an actor

1. Ayanam (1985)
2. Uppu (1987)
3. Piravi (1989)
4. Bhoomi Geetham (1993)
5. Swaham (1994)
6. Kazhakam (1995)
7. Ee Puzhayum Kadannu (1996)
8. Kulam (1997)
9. Thattakam (1998)
10. Vanaprastham (1999)
11. Garshom (1999)
12. Shayanam (2000)
13. Neythukaran (2001)
14. Pulijanmam (2006)
15. Neelathamara (2009)
16. Sufi Paranja Katha (2009)
17. Mounam (2009)
18. Ekantham (2009)
19. Katha Thudarunnu (2010)
20. Jalachayam (2010)
21. Bhakthajanangalude Shradhaykku (2011)
22. Snehaveedu (2011)

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