5 Mollywood Actors Who Proved Their Versatility With Villain Characters

Prithviraj Sukumaran’s Patel Kunjambu Nambiar in Puthiya Mukham is a ruthless and power-hungry antagonist marked by arrogance and cruelty. With an intimidating presence and cold-blooded actions, he instills fear throughout the film. Prithviraj’s intense performance makes the character truly terrifying and unforgettable.

In Marco, Unni Mukundan delivers a bold and compelling transformation, stepping into a cold-blooded and intense role. Shedding his familiar heroic persona, he takes on a darker, more intimidating character with remarkable control. His gripping performance elevates the film, making his portrayal both powerful and memorable.

Fahadh Faasil has truly redefined grey and villain roles in Malayalam cinema. His character Shammi in Kumbalangi Nights stands as one of the most unsettling and brilliantly portrayed antagonists in recent times. With his seemingly charming demeanor masking deep-rooted toxicity and control, Fahadh brought an eerie realism to Shammi, making the character both terrifying and unforgettable.

Jayasurya delivers a striking performance in Iyobinte Pusthakam, stepping into a negative role that is both intense and unpredictable. Breaking away from his usual image, he brings a raw, menacing energy to the character, making it deeply impactful and memorable.

In Da Thadiya, Nivin Pauly surprises audiences with a brief yet impactful negative shade. Though known for his charming roles, he adds a layer of arrogance and complexity to his character, proving his versatility and ability to step into darker tones with ease.