When Jayasurya Is At His Best!!

Movie lovers in and around Kerala would have had a sigh of relief now. 'Jayasurya' who is one of the most loved actors of the State, has finally won an award at the national level.

Jayasurya received a well-deserved special mention from the jury at the 63rd National Film Awards for his performances in Su..Su..Sudhi Vathmeekam and Lukka Chuppi.

He is an actor of versatility and we have seen that through his movies. So, here let us take a look at 5 of the best performances the actor has given so far.

Su..Su..Sudhi Vathmeekam

This film definitely is on the top of this list. It is never easy to play a character with stammering problems. The job gets even more difficult at the dubbing theatres.

Jayasurya did this role giving his cent percent to the character. He handled the character carefully without making any errors.

Beautiful

A tough character to perform, where the actor has to solely depend on his face and expressions to make the role believable and convincing. A challenging task indeed, for any performer.

We all know how well he performed, without any inhibitions. To be frank, we really did expect an award for his portrayal of Stephen Louis.

Apothecary

The dedication level of this actor could be spotted through his performance in this movie. The actor shed more than 10 kilos to prepare for the character.

His performance was widely appreciated. Many did expect State/National Awards to come his way for his performance in this movie.

Iyobinte Pusthakam

Angoor Raavuthar, is by far one of the best villains that Malayalam cinema has seen in the recent times. Cunning and crooked, these are the two words best used to describe this character.

Jayasurya was spot on in presenting this character with a negative shade. Most of the appreciations that the film garnered did revolve around him.

Janapriyan

Probably, this would be the first film that gave the 'performer' tag to Jayasurya. His effortless performance as Priyadarshan grabbed the hearts of many.

The care that he had taken in presenting the dialect associated with the character was seen throughout the film.