Malayalam Superstar Mohanlal Celebrates 64th Birthday with Warm Wishes from Fans and Colleagues
Mammootty, Kamal Hassan, and Other Industry Icons Extend Heartfelt Greetings
On Tuesday, Malayalam film industry colleagues and fans flooded social media with warm birthday wishes for their beloved actor, Mohanlal, 64.
Dedicated followers posted heartfelt wishes for their beloved "Lalettan" alongside photos of the "Drishyam" actor on social media.
The first person in his industry to wish Mohanlal a happy birthday was superstar Mammootty.
"Happy Birthday, Dear Lal," Mammootty wrote on Facebook. He also uploaded a picture of him kissing Lal's cheek at an event.
"For forty years, he was the leader of an extremely astute and discriminating audience. 400 movies? Some people might yell in shock. On the other hand, I'm excited for him to surpass Mr. Prem Nazir's 500 film record. That's my nicest birthday wish for him. "I hope you stay healthy and break many more records, Mr. @Mohanlal," Kamal Hassan wrote on his X Twitter.
Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran, who starred in "Aadujeevitham," shared pictures of the late actor on social media with the message "Happy Birthday Laletta."
Sukumaran also tweeted a photo of himself from the next film "L2: Empuraan," which he is currently directing alongside Mohanlal.
"To the icon who has inspired my love for the film industry. Happy birthday, Laletta," Kunchacko Boban, the actor, wrote on Facebook.
Among the many celebrities that wished Mohanlal a happy birthday were actors Manju Warrier, Shobhana, Asif Ali, and Tovino Thomas.
Mohanlal, who was born on May 21, 1960, had a distinguished film career that spanned more than 40 years and included more than 400 films in languages other than Malayalam, such as Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada.
In 2019, the union government bestowed the Padma Bhushan upon Mohanlal, who has been the recipient of numerous state and national accolades.
The actor would celebrate his birthday with his family in a low-key manner, according to people close to the movie business.
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