Dulquer Salmaan, a Malayalam actor, has had a significant impact on Indian film. Everyone was captivated by the star’s endearing smile and the modest, sensible role he performed. Dulquer Salmaan has appeared in some of the best films and has delivered some truly legendary performances that have consistently left his fans in awe. The actor is frequently seen acting in Malayalam films. Additionally, he has appeared in Tamil, Hindi, and Telugu films. In 2012, Dulquer made his cinematic debut in the criminal drama Second Show directed by Srinath Rajendran. He received cheers for his unusual entrance, and the audience noticed him right away. He has won four South Filmfare Awards and one Kerala State Film Award. Here is the list of must-watch movies of Dulquer Salman.
Ustad Hotel (2012)
Anwar Rasheed, Anjali Menon, and Listin Stephen collaborated on the 2012 movie Ustad Hotel, which they also both directed and produced.
Plot: Faizi, a budding chef, leaves his father’s side and heads back to his Indian homeland. By assisting his grandfather Kareem in managing his hotel, he seeks to realise his ambition. The movie was a financial success. It received three National Film Awards: one for Best Popular Film, one for Best Dialogues, and one for Special Mention for Thilakan.
Bangalore Days (2014)
Anwar Rasheed and Sophia Paul co-produced Bangalore Days, a coming-of-age romantic comedy-drama movie from 2014, under the banners of Anwar Rasheed Entertainments and Weekend Blockbusters. It was written and directed by Anjali Menon.
Plot: Arjun, Kuttan, and Divya, three cousins, move to Bangalore as they had always wanted to. The hardships they encounter change their life even as they enjoy the warmth of the city. One of the top Malayalam films produced during the New-Gen cinema movement is regarded as having been this one.
Kammatti Paadam (2016)
Rajeev Ravi and P. Balachandran collaborated on the 2016 action drama film Kammatti Paadam.
Plot: When Ganga, a childhood friend who works in Mumbai, requests assistance, Krishnan, who is there already working, returns. They are in danger there as their criminal past catches up with them. At the 47th Kerala State Film Awards, the movie took home four prizes: best actor, best supporting actor, best art director, and best film editing. Numerous media have recognised it as one of the top Malayalam films of the last ten years and a key entry in the New Wave Movement.
Charlie (2015)
Martin Prakkat and Unni R. collaborated on the 2015 Indian adventure drama film Charlie, which they also directed and wrote. Prakkat, Joju George, and Shebin Becker produced the work.
Plot: Tessa hires a lodging and leaves her house to avoid being married. She resolves to track out the artist after discovering a sketchbook belonging to the previous occupant that has an unfinished tale. At the 46th Kerala State Film Awards, it took home 8 accolades, including those for best actor, actress, director, and cinematography.
Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi (2013)
Filmmaker Sameer Thahir and writer Hashir Mohamed collaborated on the 2013 road trip adventure Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi.
Storyline: In order to find Kasi’s girlfriend, Suni and Kasi decide to drive from Kerala to Nagaland. They had various life-changing experiences while travelling. The movie has built up a cult audience and a sizable fan base over the years.
OK Kanmani (2015)
Mani Ratnam wrote, produced, and directed the 2015 romantic drama movie O Kadhal Kanmani, often referred to as OK Kanmani.
Story; Two young people Adi and Tara fall for each other after meeting at a wedding. They decide to live together because they do not think marriage is a good idea. The main action of the story is what happens next. The movie had a hugely successful run at the box office, both in Indian multiplexes and abroad. It rose to the position of second-highest-earning Tamil movie of 2015
CIA: Comrade in America (2017)
Amal Neerad’s 2017 action movie Comrade in America (also known as CIA) is titled as such.
The plot involves Aji travelling to the USA illegally in order to thwart the wedding of his girlfriend, Sarah. While attempting to cross the border, the police detain him and the other trespassers and take him into custody. The story is interesting because the writing by Shibin Francis uses a novel plot. The Malayali audience is unfamiliar with Aji’s voyage because it is presented in a new setting and with a different tone.
Vikramadithyan (2014)
Lal Jose co-produced and directed the comedy-drama movie Vikramadithyan in 2014.
Plot: Adithyan, the son of a disgraced thief who committed suicide, must compete against Vikraman against all odds to become a police officer. The movie was a financial hit, bringing in about 11.5 crores in Kerala.In theatres for more than 100 days.
Jomonte Suvisheshangal (2017)
In 2017, Sathyan Anthikkad and Iqbal Kuttippuram released the family drama Jomonte Suvisheshangal.
Plot: Jomon, a carefree young man, decides to sell his father’s business in order to fund a new project with a friend. Following the failure of the firm, he grows more responsible and learns the hard facts of life. The movie took in about 43.67 crore from international box office over its 60 days in theatres.
Kurup (2021)
Based on the fugitive Sukumara Kurup, the biographical crime thriller movie Kurup will be released in 2021. Srinath Rajendran, who also served as director, produced the film.
Plot: Kurup creates a complex web of lies, made-up deaths, and identity theft out of greed. The brilliant policeman who is hot on his heels, nevertheless, makes his complex plan even more intriguing. It is one of the highest-grossing Malayalam films of all time, receiving positive reviews and earning over 112 crore globally.