Kaathal In this movie, Mammootty portrays Mathew Devassy, who is a retired politician and bank manager whose marriage is exposed as a loveless one when his wife files for divorce because he is gay. Mammootty's subtle and respectful performance won a lot of praise, and the film is a sensitive and innovative examination of a topic that is rarely shown in mainstream Indian cinema.
2/10
Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha This historical epic is a reimagining of the folk tale of the warrior Chanthu Chekavar. Instead of depicting him as an enemy, the movie delves into the personification of his character as a tragic hero, lost in love and circumstances. Mammootty's performance as Chandu got him his first National Award for Best Actor and proved that he could imbue shades of grey in an otherwise larger-than-life character.
3/10
Mathilukal This Adoor Gopalakrishnan movie is an adaptation of the autobiographical novel by Vaikom Muhammad Basheer. Mammootty is Basheer, a political prisoner who is in love with Narayani, also a prisoner and someone he has never seen, only heard and spoken to through the prison wall. The film is a poetic and very emotional exploration of love and imprisonment, which was praised for Mammootty’s underplayed and introspective performance.
4/10
Vidheyan Mammootty played the role of Bhasker Patelar, which was critically acclaimed by the audience. Bhasker was a cruel landlord who put a lot of psychological control over his servants. Mammotty's portrayal as Bhasker earned him his second National Film Award.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar The life of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the primary drafter of the Indian Constitution and a social reformer who was against caste prejudice, is described in this biographical movie. Many people praised Mammootty's portrayal of the title character for its sincerity. It is regarded as one of his most important films and earned him his third National Film Award for Best Actor.
6/10
New Delhi This political thriller, which was directed by Joshiy, stood as a turning point in Mammootty's career. His portrayal of G. Krishnamoorthy, a journalist who is tortured and set up by dishonest politicians. Following his release, he uses the media to plan a complex reaction. His reputation as a superstar was cemented by the movie's financial success.
7/10
Ponthan Mada This film, which is set in pre-independence India, is the movie Ponthan Mada, a disadvantaged Dalit labourer who unusually befriends an educated landlord. The movie makes a strong statement about human connection and class differences. Mammootty won a Kerala State Film Award for his raw portrayal of the unprivileged people's struggles.
8/10
Amaram Mammootty plays the role of Achootty, who is an uneducated fisherman who aspires to provide a better life for his daughter. A father's sacrifices and his love for his daughter are the real subjects of this heartwarming drama. Fans adore his portrayal of the emotionally charged and somewhat uncompromising Achootty.
Peranbu Mammootty's remarkable versatility is on display in this Tamil-language drama. The star portrays Amudhavan, who is a single dad dealing with the difficulties of raising his daughter with cerebral palsy. A father-daughter relationship and a man's path to acceptance and never-ending love are both delicately portrayed in the movie.
10/10
Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam This drama film was directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery. Mammootty portrays James, a Malayali traveller who, while falling asleep, suddenly starts acting like a long-lost Tamil village native. The film is a masterful examination of memory and identity, and Mammootty received a lot of critical acclaim for his performance.
