The film portrayed the love story of a Hindu boy and a Muslim girl who face issues from society over their relationship. Audience loved his role as a romantic hero in the movie. Thattathin Marayathu directed by Vineeth Sreenivasan was another superhit movie of Nivin Pauly. Nivin has won state award for 1983 and Bangalore Days in 2014. The movie portrayed the story of Rameshan’s struggle to make his son a cricketer.
Nivin essayed the role of Rameshan who is passionate about cricket in 1983 directed by Abrid Shine. Dulquer Salmaan, Nazriya and Fahadh Faasil also shared screen space with him in the movie. The movie released in 2014 was a superhit in Mollywood.
He proved his versatile acting skills with his character ‘Kuttan’. Nivin has won best actor award of the state government for his performance in the movie ‘Bangalore Days’ directed by Anjali Menon. Let’s take a look on his best movies on his birthday: Bangalore Days (2014) He impressed the global audience with his stunning performance in the movie. His upcoming movie ‘Moothon’ directed by Geetu Mohandas was screened at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). He acted in 37 films including Mollywood and Kollywood movies. Nivin Pauly who is a B Tech graduate made his acting debut in 2010. His fans have gone crazy on social media to celebrate the day. While CBFC rating is required for theatres releases, the films have to adhere to DMEC (Digital Media Ethics Code) classification, he said.Mollywood star Nivin Pauly is celebrating his 35th birthday on October 11. The screenplay was by 'Meesha' fame S Hareesh.Ĭharles George, regional head of Neestream, a streaming platform, said it does not have to be CBFC certified for exhibiting films through OTT. The movie, which premiered in Kerala during the International Film Festival of Kerala in February this year, is adapted from a short story by Vinoy Thomas titled Kaligeminarile Kuttavalikal. "The Malayalam film titled Churuli was certified A (Adult) with suitable excisions/modifications by CBFC via diligence in accordance with the Cinematograph Act, 1952, Cinematograph Certification Rules, 1983 and guidelines issued by the government of India. The statement by CBFC followed this, it said. The statement said it has come to the attention of CBFC through complaints from the general public that speculations and reports are rampant in media (particularly social media) pertaining to the feature film Churuli, whereby "misinformation is being disseminated amongst the general public". "It is hereby clarified for the kind information of the general public that the Malayalam feature film 'Churuli' which is being exhibited via OTT platform SonyLiv is NOT the certified version of the film," said Parvathy V, regional officer, CBFC Thiruvananthapuram, in a statement.
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