Mohanlal

Mohanlal's wife, Suchitra, daughter of Tamil cinema icon K. Balaji, admired his acting and chose him despite many suitors. With help from actress Sukumari, their union blossomed into one of Malayalam cinema's most cherished love stories.

Whether you're in the mood for action, mystery, or emotional storytelling, there’s something for everyone hitting your screens starting May 28. Take a look at films and shows OTT releases this week.

Actor-producer Vishnu Manchu's dream project Kannappa has stunned fans with its stellar cast, including Prabhas, Mohanlal, and Akshay Kumar, showcasing not just star power but the immense goodwill and respect he commands across the Indian film industry.

After a stellar theatrical run, Thudarum gears up for its OTT debut, having made history as the first Malayalam film to cross Rs 100 crore in Kerala. The Mohanlal-Shobhana starrer has collected Rs 116 crore domestically within a month.

Mammootty and Mohanlal are two celebrities who are known for their camaraderie and brotherhood and have been Mollywood’s favourite stars for decades.

On his birthday, Mohanlal thrilled fans by unveiling the powerful first look of Vrushabha, his upcoming period action drama. Directed by Nanda Kishore, the film hits cinemas on 16th October 2025 in five languages.

Mohanlal celebrates his 65th birthday amid the roaring success of ‘L2: Empuraan’ and ‘Thudarum’.

Mohanlal starrer Thudarum has netted over Rs 108.80 crore just in Kerala. The film is a box office success with fans eagerly waiting for its release on the OTT platforms.

Beyond the silver screen, Mohanlal is much more than just a superstar — he's a trained soldier, a gifted singer, and a passionate stage performer. These lesser-known roles reveal the depth of the legend known fondly as Lalettan.

During the promotions of his L2: Empuraan, Prithviraj revealed his initial choice for the father's role in Bro Daddy was Mammootty and not Mohanlal.

Tharun Moorthy’s Thudarum, starring Mohanlal and Shobana, is on the verge of entering the Rs 100 crore club in India. With Rs 98.75 crore earned so far, it marks Mohanlal’s second major domestic success this year after L2: Empuraan.

Thudarum, the Mohanlal-Shobana starrer earning praise across Kerala, has now been hit by a piracy scandal. A pirated copy of the film was reportedly screened in broad daylight on a tourist bus travelling from Malappuram to Vagamon.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the first World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) here on Thursday, a four-day event that will bring together the entire spectrum of the media and entertainment industry.

Mohanlal celebrates his 37th wedding anniversary with wife Suchitra while enjoying the success of recent hits L2: Empuraan and Thudarum, marking both personal and professional milestones.

Mohanlal's Thudarum has made an exceptional debut at the box office, earning Rs 10.25 crore on its third day. With strong word-of-mouth and Mohanlal's stellar performance, the film has solidified its position as one of his biggest comebacks.

Mohanlal's latest film Thudarum has been a massive success, earning Rs 13.5 crore in just two days. The fantasy drama saw a strong start, collecting Rs 5.25 crore on Day 1, with Day 2 seeing a significant increase to Rs 8.25 crore.

Mohanlal’s Thudarum defied traditional superstar launch strategies, earning ₹5.5 crore on Day 1 despite minimal promotions. It marked the second-biggest Malayalam opening of 2025, trailing only L2: Empuraan.

Thudarum, directed by Tharun Moorthy, has officially released today. Produced by M Ranjith, the film presents a unique and fresh side of superstar Mohanlal. Let's see how it fares with the audience.

Fans are buzzing with excitement about Thudarum, praising its powerful performances and compelling storytelling. On social media, viewers are sharing their admiration for Mohanlal and Shobana’s remarkable chemistry and the film's emotional depth.

Ahead of the OTT release of Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s ‘L2: Empuraan’ on Thursday, April 24, we spoke to industry insiders about the ‘voluntary cuts’ in the film, and what it could mean for filmmaking in India.