Ajmal Ameer

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Early and personal life

Ajmal studied medicine in Vinnytsia, Ukraine.[1][2][3] He has two brothers, Askar and Abith.[4] He is married to Renju and they have a son and daughter.[5]

Career

Ajmal made his acting debut with a cameo appearance in his friend's Tamil film, February 14 (2005).[6] His lead debut film was the Malayalam film Pranayakalam, opposite Vimala Raman in Malayalam. This was followed by the Tamil film Anjathe, directed by Myshkin, in which he played an angry young man.[2] The film became a commercial success, with Ajmal receiving several awards for his performance.[7] He next starred in the Malayalam film Madambi alongside Mohanlal. It remains his only hit in Malayalam aside from Loham and Two Countries.[8] In 2009, he has gone on to do Tamils films like TN 07 AL 4777 and Thiru Thiru Thuru Thuru. He also acted in an international production in Malayalam De Nova, which went unnoticed. The anti-hero character, Vasanthan Perumal, he portrayed in the 2011 Tamil movie Ko earned him a lot of appreciation. Based on an online poll conducted by The Times of India, Ajmal won the Chennai Times Film Award for Best Actor in a Negative Role Male.[9] In 2012, he made his debut in the Telugu film Rachcha.[10] His willingness to experiment and go beyond the image of the virtuous hero have garnered him a rich spectrum of characters from Tamil and Telugu.[11] In 2013, he played an independent cinematographer in the suspense thriller Bangles.[12] He also did in Karuppampatti (2013) and Vetri Selvan (2014), which for lack of good publicity, bombed at the box office.[13]

He also acted in the Telugu film Prabhanjanam (2014) in which he played the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh.[8] In 2015, He hasn't done any major roles in Malayalam and was seen in guest roles in Loham and Two Countries.[14] In 2015, he acted in the Malayalam movie Ben. Since then he had not been active in Malayalam, until 2022 when he played a police officer in the movie Pathaam valavu. He then appeared in the Tamil movie, Iravukku Aayiram Kangal (2018). [15] In 2019, his Tamil films are also Chithiram Pesuthadi 2 and Devi 2. He is next seen in Nayanthara's film titled Netrikann (2021). He is also part of Malayalam movie Kshanam.[16] He has most recently been seen in Mangalavaaram.[17]

Filmography

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List of Ajmal Ameer film credits
Year Title Role Language Notes
2005 February 14 College student Tamil Debut film
2007 Pranayakalam Renjith Malayalam Lead debut film
2008 Anjathe Kirubakaran (Kiruba) Tamil Won - Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Tamil
D-17 Ajmal Malayalam
Madambi Ramakrishnan Pillai Malayalam
2009 TN 07 AL 4777 Gautham Iyengar Tamil
Thiru Thiru Thuru Thuru Arjun Tamil
2010 De Nova Khaild Malayalam
2011 Ko Vasanthan Perumal Tamil Won - Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor – Tamil
Lucky Jokers Vishal Malayalam
2012 Racha James Telugu
Arike Sanjay Shenoy Malayalam
2013 Karuppampatti Kothai Cocopardo/Manohar Tamil
Bangles Vivek Malayalam
2014 Prabhanjanam Chaitanya Telugu
Vetri Selvan Vetri Selvan Tamil
2015 Loham Azhagan Perumaal Malayalam
Two Countries Ullas Kumaran Malayalam
Ben Priest Malayalam Guest appearance
2016 Vennello Hai Hai Susheel Telugu
2018 Iravukku Aayiram Kangal Ganesh Tamil
2019 Chithiram Pesuthadi 2 Vicky Tamil
Devi 2 Rudhra Tamil Bilingual film
Abhinetri 2 Telugu
Amma Rajyam Lo Kadapa Biddalu CM V. S. Jagannath Reddy Telugu
2020 Nungambakkam Inspector Shankar Tamil
2021 Netrikann Dr. James Dinah Tamil
Kshanam Arun Malayalam
2022 Pathaam Valavu Varadhan Malayalam
Paappan Solomon/Simon Malayalam Dual role
Second Show Shiva Tamil Sri Lankan film
Gold Sunesh Shaji Malayalam
2023 Theerkadarishi D.C Adithya Tamil [18]
Abhyuham Jayaraj Malayalam
Mangalavaaram Madan Telugu [19]
2024 Vyuham V. S. Jagannath Reddy Telugu [20]
Thankamani Robin Paul Malayalam [21]
Buddy Dr. Arjun Telugu [22]
Hunt Malayalam [23]
The Greatest of All Time Ajay Govindharaj Tamil [24]

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