Naseer Sankranthi

Naseer Sankranthi is an Indian actor of Malayalam Cinema as well as Malayalam television shows. He rose to prominence with his humorous act of Thatteem Mutteem, a popular soap opera on Mazhavil Manorama.[1] Naseer is also a two time winner of Kerala State Television award for the best comedian and has played notable roles in several films like The Priest, Swarna Kaduva and Kappela.

Naseer Sankranthi
Born
Sankranthi, Kottayam, Kerala, India
OccupationFilm Actor
Years active2011–present
Spouse(s)Jaseena
ChildrenNaashmin
Nishaana
Naasin
AwardsKerala State Television Award

Filmography
YearTitleRoleNotes
2012MastersServant
2014Villali Veeran
Mannar Mathai Speaking 2Officer at Drama Booking Center
2015Chandrettan EvideyaAuto Driver
Amar Akbar AnthonySabu's Friend
Utopiayile RajavuDanger Dasappan
Acha DhinAuto Driver
2016Swarna KaduvaBroker
Welcome to Central JailBhaskaran
Pa VaJunior Priest
James & AliceK.T Annan's Personal Assistant
Chinna DadaPappettan
LeelaMan at the temple
2017Aana AlaralodalaralKunji Pokker
Basheerinte Premalekhanam
FukriPanchayath Member
2018AutorshaMad Man
CarbonA villager
Naam
Chalakkudikkaran ChangathiMakeup Man
IblisKelu
2019Aakasha Ganga 2
Adhyarathri
Mr. & Ms. RowdySadanandhan
Brother's DayPolice Constable
Vaarikkuzhiyile KolapathakamAntappan
Isakkinte Ithihasam
Vaarthakal IthuvareKochappi
Thanka Bhasma Kuriyitta ThamburattiKomalan
2020KappelaMartin[2]
2021The PriestOrphanage Cook[3]
Velukkakka Oppu KaOTT Release[4]
Pathonpatham NoottanduTBAUpcoming Movie
DjiboutiTBAUpcoming Movie
2022 Baby Sam Mathai security Upcoming Movie

Television
YearTitleChannelRole
2010-2012TharolsavamKairali TVTeam captain
2012–2022Thatteem MutteemMazhavil ManoramaKamalasanan
Mandahassan
2015Uggram UjjwalamMazhavil ManoramaKamalasanan of Thatteem Mutteem[5]
2016NadodikkaattuFlowers TVVarious Roles
Komady CircusMazhavil ManoramaVarious Roles[6]
2016-2019Laughing VillaSurya TVCare Taker of the 'Laughing Villa'[7]
2016-2017Chinthavishtayaya SeethaAsianet TVShobhanan
2017Comedy Super Nite-2Flowers TVChief Guest[8]
2018-2019Thakarppan ComedyMazhavil ManoramaVarious Roles[9]
2019Comedy Nights with SurajZee KeralamVarious Roles[10]
2020Comedy MastersAmrita TVVarious Roles
Funny Nights with Pearle MaaneyZee KeralamVarious Roles
Appanum KoppanumYouTube Web seriesKoppan
2020-2021Ente MaathavuSurya TVKapyar Pyli[11]
2021Udan Panam 3.O, New Year Special EpisodeMazhavil ManoramaKamalasanan of Thatteem Mutteem[12]
2021-Present Oru Chri Iru Chiri Bumper ChiriMazhavil ManoramaJudge of the show[13]
Bumper Chiri AaghoshamMazhavil ManoramaJudge of the show
2021 Comedy ThillanaKairali TVVarious Roles
Oh Come On Baby Oh YeahWeb Series on YouTube Channel BehindwoodsVarious Roles[14]

Awards
AwardYearCategoryProgram
Kerala State Television Award2015Best ComedianThatteem Mutteem[15]
2020Best ComedianThatteem Mutteem
Comedy Masters[16]

References
  1. "People identifies me through the character of Thatteem Mutteem says Naseer Sankranthi".
  2. "Naseer Sankranthi as Martin in the Film Kappela".
  3. "Naseer Sankranthi is happy to be a part of the film "The Priest". The character he got was different from usual ones".
  4. "Naseer Sankranthi to play an important role in the movie Velukkakka Oppu Ka".
  5. "Naseer Sankranthi on the Floor of Uggram Ujjwalam".
  6. "Naseer Sankranthi part of the show, Komady Circus".
  7. "Naseer Sankranthi comes as the care taker of the Laughing Villa in the Surya TV program Laughing Villa".
  8. "Naseer Sankranthi and Vinod Kovoor comes as guests in Comedy Super Nite-2".
  9. "Naseer Sankranthi part of Thakarppan Comedy".
  10. "Naseer Sankranthi is a part of the program Comedy Nights with Suraj".
  11. "Actor Naseer Sankranthi as Kapyar Pyli in the new Serial Ente Madhavu".
  12. "Naseer Sankranthi on Udan Panam New Year Special Episode".
  13. "Naseer Sankranthi as judge in Oru Chiri Iru Chiri Bumper Chiri".
  14. "Naseer Sankranthi's Web Series Oh Come On Baby Oh Yeah".
  15. "Kerala State Television Award for Best Comedian 2015 is Nazeer Sankranthy".
  16. "State Television Awards announced". The Hindu. 19 September 2020. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
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