Kunjikuttan
In
Vanaprastham
The
role
of
Kunjikuttan,
a
Kathakali
artist
was
performed
to
perfection
by
Mohanlal.
Well,
once
you
complete
watching
the
entire
movie,
you
really
can't
imagine
any
actor
other
than
Mohanlal
in
that
character's
shoes.
Nandagopan
In
Kamaladalam
In
Kamaladalam,
Mohanlal
played
the
character
of
a
dancer
who
is
an
alcoholic.
Would
you
believe
if
we
say
that
Mohanlal
is
not
a
professional
classical
dancer?
Each
move
of
the
actor
was
perfect
and
it
wasn't
just
about
the
dance,
the
enigmatic
performance
of
the
actor
was
also
unmatchable.
Mangalasseri
Neelakandan
In
Devasuram
When
we
hear
the
name
Mangalasseri
Neelakandan,
only
the
name
of
one
actor
would
come
in
to
our
minds
and
that
name
is
Mohanlal.
He
literally
made
the
character
immortal
with
his
charm,
elegance
and
unique
style.
Dr
Sunny
In
Manichithrathaazhu
Mohanlal
made
the
character
of
Dr
Sunny
really
enjoyable.
Adding
a
good
dose
of
humour,
with
a
typical
naughty
style,
we
loved
this
character
to
the
core.
Each
expression
of
the
actor
remains
priceless.
Rameshan
Nair
In
Thanmathra
The
role
of
Rameshan
Nair
is
one
of
the
best
that
the
actor
has
got,
in
the
recent
times.
A
well-written
role,
executed
exceptionally
well
by
the
actor.
The
film
and
the
character
made
such
an
impact
that
we
can't
imagine
any
other
actor
doing
the
role
of
Rameshan
Nair.
Aadu
Thoma
In
Spadikam
Aadu
Thoma
still
remains
an
iconic
character
and
major
share
of
the
credit
should
go
to
the
actor
who
made
the
character
immortal.
Rajeev
Menon
In
Dasaratham
Those
of
you
have
watched
the
climax
portions
of
this
film,
would
easily
understand
why
this
character
features
in
this
list.
It
was
indeed
an
unmatchable
performance
given
by
Mohanlal.
Add
to
it,
the
cuteness
and
lovable
factors
the
actor
added
to
the
character,
we
simply
can't
imagine
anyone
else
as
Rajeev
Menon.
Kalloor
Gopinathan
In
Bharatham
Well,
take
a
look
at
the
sequences
in
which
Mohanlal
could
be
seen
lip-syncing
to
the
songs
set
to
tune
by
Raveendran
and
sung
by
Yesudas.
Perfect!
That
has
to
be
the
word
to
describe
them.
Tony
Kurishingal
In
No.
20
Madras
Mail
Tony
Kurishinkal,
a
youngster
who
is
annoying,
problematic
and
alcoholic,
buy
yet
lovable.
Who
else
other
than
Mohanlal
could
bring
in
all
these
characteristics
together?
Vinod
In
Thalavattam
Probably,
this
is
one
of
the
most
underrated
performances
of
the
actor.
The
character
Vinod
was
subtly
handled
by
Mohanlal
without
going
overboard
in
any
situations.