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Mammootty Vs. Mohanlal At Kerala State Film Awards - A Battle Of Legends Over The Years
Mammootty's Triumph-Sixth Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor: Mammootty clinches his sixth Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor in a remarkable portrayal of James/Sundaram in 'Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam,' skillfully directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery, which also secured the Best Film award.
Mammootty's exceptional performances in 'Puzhu' and 'Rorschach' also contributed significantly to this achievement. After a fourteen-year wait, Mammootty once again receives the State Film Award for Best Actor.
Mammootty vs. Mohanlal - Kerala State Film Awards Saga
Mammootty's journey at the Kerala State Film Awards began in 1981, when he first won the second Best Actor award for 'Ahimsa' and then in 1984, he won the Best Actor award for the first time with the film 'Adiyozhukkukal.' In 1989, he claimed the Best Actor award for outstanding performances in 'Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha,' 'Mrigaya,' and 'Mahayanam.'
Continuing his success, he received the Best Actor award in 1993 for 'Vidheyan,' 'Ponthan Mada,' and 'Vatsalyam.' His brilliance in 'Kaazhcha' earned him the Best Actor award in 2004, and in 2009, he was honoured for his role in 'Paleri Manikyam: Oru Pathirakolapathakathinte Katha.' Additionally, he was bestowed with the Special Jury Award in 1985 for exceptional portrayals in 'Yathra' and 'Nirakkoottu.'
As for Mohanlal, his debut State Award for Best Actor was in 1986 for his exceptional performance in 'T. P. Balagopalan M. A.' His prowess continued to shine, with victories in 1991 for 'Abhimanyu,' 'Ulladakkam,' and 'Kilukkam,' followed by wins in 1995 for 'Spadikam' and 'Kaalapani.' The year 1999 brought another Best Actor award for 'Vanaprastham,' and in 2005, he was recognised for his role in 'Thanmathra.' The year 2007 saw him secure the award for 'Paradesi.'
Additionally, Mohanlal was honoured with the State Film Award Special Jury Award for his exceptional performance in the 1988 film 'Padamudra.' Notably, as a producer, he claimed the State Film Award for Best Second Film in 1991 for 'Bharatham' and again in 1995 for 'Kalapani.'
Throughout the years, the Kerala State Film Awards have witnessed a captivating battle of legends between the iconic actors Mammootty and Mohanlal. Both stalwarts of Malayalam cinema, they have left an indelible mark on the industry with their exceptional performances and unmatched talent.
Their journey at the prestigious awards has been nothing short of remarkable, with each actor showcasing their versatility and brilliance in various roles. Mammootty's sixth Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor further cements his status as a powerhouse performer, while Mohanlal's multiple wins stand as a testament to his enduring legacy in the industry.
While the healthy competition between these two legends continues, one thing remains certain - the impact of Mammootty and Mohanlal on the Kerala State Film Awards will be cherished for generations to come. Their journey serves as an inspiration for aspiring actors.
As fans eagerly await their future performances and the next chapter in this epic saga, one thing is undeniable: Mammootty and Mohanlal's legacy will forever shine bright in the annals of Kerala State Film Awards history.
