1.
Rajamanikyam
It
all
started
with
the
huge
success
of
Rajamanikyam,
the
mass
entertainer
which
had
Mammootty
in
the
titular
role.
The
megastar's
performance
as
Bellari
Raja
aka
Rajamanikyam,
the
Trivandrum-based
businessman
won
several
accolades.
It
has
been
considered
as
one
of
the
finest
performances
by
the
megastar
till
date.
The
movie,
which
hit
the
theatres
in
2005
had
marked
the
directorial
debut
of
the
talented
film-maker
Anwar
Rasheed.
2.
Pazhassi
Raja
The
historical
drama
film,
which
marked
the
comeback
of
MT
Vasudevan
Nair-Hariharan
duo
after
a
long
break,
featured
Mammootty
as
the
historical
character,
Kerala
Varma
Pazhassi
Raja.
The
megastar's
performance
as
the
King
who
fought
against
the
British
in
the
18th
century
was
highly
appreciated
by
both
the
audiences
and
critics.
Pazhassi
Raja
earned
several
awards
and
accolades
including
3
National
Film
Awards,
8
Kerala
State
Film
Awards,
and
7
Filmfare
South
Awards.
3.
Pokkiri
Raja
The
mass
entertainer
which
hit
the
theatres
in
2010,
had
Mammootty
and
Prithviraj
in
the
lead
roles.
Mammootty
essayed
the
titular
character
Raja
Narayanan
aka
Madhura
Raja
in
the
movie,
which
marked
the
directorial
debut
of
Vysakh.
The
actor
is
all
set
to
play
the
character
Raja
once
again
in
the
upcoming
sequel
of
Pokkiri
Raja,
which
has
been
titled
as
Madhura
Raja.
The
movie
is
expected
to
hit
the
theatres
for
Vishu
2019.
4.
Kammath
&
Kammath
The
action-comedy
film,
which
had
Mammootty
and
Dileep
in
the
title
roles,
hit
the
theatres
in
2013.
Kammath
&
Kammath
featured
Mammootty
in
the
role
of
Raja
Raja
Kammath,
a
Mangalore-based
businessman
who
runs
a
chain
of
restaurants
with
his
younger
brother.
The
megastar
was
widely
appreciated
for
the
special
Konkini-mixed
Malayalam
slang
he
used
in
the
movie.
5.
Rajadhiraja
The
action-packed
entertainer
which
hit
the
theatres
in
2014,
had
Mammootty
in
the
role
of
a
Shekharan
Kutty
aka
Raja,
a
don-turned
restaurant
owner.
The
movie,
which
marked
the
directorial
debut
of
Ajai
Vasudev,
was
heavily
criticised
for
the
lack
of
freshness
in
the
concept
and
similarities
with
the
Tamil
blockbuster
Basha.
However,
Rajadhiraja
went
on
to
become
a
commercial
success.