Here's a list of 7 best Mammootty family dramas to watch on OTT
Palunku, Chronic Bachelor and more; These are a few of his top-rated family dramas available on various OTT platforms. These can be found on OTTplay Premium as well.
Sep 03, 2024
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Malayalis love to revisit Mammootty's performances in several family dramas because of their poignant and humorous moments. His acting flexibility is also seen in these films. These are a few of his top-rated family dramas available on various OTT platforms. These can be found on OTTplay Premium as well.
Mammootty-starrer family dramas on OTT
Pranchiyettan and the Saint (Sun NXT)
Director: Ranjith
Cast: Mammootty, Innocent, Priyamani, Siddique and Khusboo
In the film, Mammootty plays Pranchiyettan, a prosperous businessman based in Thrissur. The narrative tracks him on his quest to shed his "embarassing" persona. He faces a number of obstacles along this path, such as a botched political career and issues with his own identity.
Rappakal (Manorama Max)
Director: Kamal
Cast: Mammootty, Nayanthara, Sharada and Geethu Mohandas
The story follows the lives of a woman and her adoptive son as the much-anticipated combined family reunion changes their lives. Most of the moments in the second half will make you feel down for a time, especially the ones where the family mistreats and ignores the adopted son. By the end of the film, you will definitely feel hurt for a while.
Annan Thambi (Sun NXT)
Director: Anwar Rasheed
Cast: Mammootty, Siddique, Gopika, and Lakshmi Rai
The plot of Annan Thambi is of two brothers, Appu and Achu, who were split up as children because of sibling rivalry. The main theme of the movie is how they resolve their differences and realise that there are others who are the actual enemies.
Palunku (Manorama Max)
Director: Blessy
Cast: Mammootty, Nazriya, Lakshmi Sharma and Jagathy Sreekumar
The film depicts how Monichan, a farmer, and his family's priorities change as a result of relocating to the city. It also demonstrates the detrimental effects of making the incorrect decision on their life until it is too late to undo it. Eventually, witnessing performances can be really painful, particularly Mammootty's portrayal of Monichan.
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Chronic Bachelor (Sun NXT)
Director: Siddique
Cast: Mammootty, Mukesh, Rambha, Bhavana and Innocent
The film tells the story of Sathya Prathapan, often known as SP, who chose not to get married after being duped by his lady love Bhavani and her crafty father. This movie is worth seeing again because of its humorous moments.
Parunthu (Manorama Max)
Director: M Padmakumar
Cast: Mammootty, Jayasurya, Lakshmi Rai and Jagathy Sreekumar
Blade Purushottaman is a merciless financier who goes by the moniker Parunthu Purushu due to the way he preys on his victims. Many people have suffered because of his nasty and demeaning ways of speaking to those who owe him money. The central theme of the film is how he repents and changes into a better person.
Rajamanikyam (Sun NXT)
Director: Anwar Rasheed
Cast: Mammootty, Rahman, Padmapriya, and Manoj K Jayan
Mammootty plays the title role in this action-comedy flick. The megastar sported an avatar that he had never played before. The actor played a Karnataka-based merchant in Rajamanikyam who is trying to get over his difficult upbringing. Rajamanikyam became the Malayalam film industry's smash blockbuster.
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