Anil Panachooran

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Anil Panachooran
Born
P. U. Anilkumar

(1969-11-20)20 November 1969
Kayamkulam, Alappuzha, Kerala, India
Died3 January 2021(2021-01-03) (aged 51)
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
Occupations
  • Poet
  • Lyricist
  • Actor
Years active2005–2021
AwardsFilmfare Award For Best Lyricist, Asianet Film Awards

Anil Panachooran (20 November 1969 – 3 January 2021) was an Indian lawyer, poet and lyricist, who worked in the Malayalam film industry. [1] [2] [3] While undergoing treatment for COVID-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic in India, he died on 3 January 2021, following a cardiac arrest. [4]

Contents

Filmography

List of films and songs
YearTitleSong
2005 Makalkku Idavamasa perum Mazha
2007 Arabikkadha Thaaraka Malarukal
Thaane Padum
Chora Veena
Thirike Njaan Varumenna
Nasraani Eeran Meghame
Kanana Nizhalin
Kadha Parayumbol Vyathyasthanamoru
2008 Cycle Pattunarnuvo
Milky Way
Varnapainkili
Puthiyoreenam
Kanaapponnin
Shakespeare M.A Malayalam Akkam Pakkam
Yavanika
Vedana Paakum
Minnaminnikkoottam Mizhithammil
Tharajalam
Kadalolam Valsalyam
We Are in Love
Minnaminnikoottam
Maadambi Jeevithamoru
Parunthu Poo Mayile
Nee Cheytha Karmmangal
Crazy Gopalan Yudham Thudangi
Gopapa Gokulapala
Hay Lelo
2009 Winter Kula Thullum Thalathil
Makante Achan Othorumichoru
Samayam Mamaka Kamanayil
Calendar Chirakarnna Mounam
Gandharaajan Poovidarnnu
Pachavellam
Punarum Puthu Manam
Bhagavaan Vande Matharam
Passenger Ormathirivil
Passenger
Malayaali Ponnurulimele
Bhramaram Annarakanna Vaa
Kuzhaloothum Poonthennale
Daddy Cool Kathayoraavarthanam
Loudspeaker Changazhi Muthumaay
Kaattaarinu Thoraathoru
Manjinte Maaraala
Duplicate Irulile
Swantham Lekhakan Cheruthinkal Thoni
Sandhya Prakashame
Kappalu Muthalaali Rajappa
Ithuvare
2010 Bodyguard Enneyaano
Arikathayaro
Ringtone Ilamaan Mizhi
3 Chaar Sou Bees Pathinezhaayaal
Paadi Paaloottum
Kochunniyaasaanu
Ek Doh Three Chaar
Aadumaan Thodumaan
Suravanditha
Nallavan Maayakkanavu
Thoo Mallike
Nallavan
Penpattanam Neram Pularum
Advocate Lakshmanan – Ladies Only Aaru Padai
Azhakin Sreedevi
Chekavar Poril Theyyaaram
Poonchillayil
Cocktail Neeyaam Thanalinu
Oridathoru Postman Pottukuthi Pulariyitha
Kuzhimadiyaa Kulamadiya
Oru Small Family Pandu Pandu ...
Swantham Swantham
Kallu Kudikkan
Marykkundoru Kunjaadu Kunjaade Kurumbanaade
Changaathikkuyile
Entadukke Vannadukkum
Panchaarachiri Kondu
2011 Payyans Rout Mari
Doore Vazhiyirulukayaayi
Arjunan Saakshi Unarum
Ee Kaanum Naadaka
Note Out Kudukudu
Varumo Meghame
Kaala Pettennu
Neelakkuyile
City of God Jeevitham
Annan
Kaalangal
Betaabi
Annan
Praayam
Nee Akaleyaano
China Town Aaraanu Kootu
Mohapattam
Innu Penninnu
Arike Ninnalum
Maanikyakkallu Olakkuda Choodunnoru
Naadaayaaloru
Chembarathi Kammalittu
Priyappetta Naattukaare Kannil Kannil Choodum
Unnam Vidaathe
Kothiyoorum Nerathu
Thudiyolam Thulli
Seniors Ithiri Chakkara Nulli
SivapuramMindaathe Mindunnu
Ormakalile
Bhoomiyithu Mukkaal
2012 Kunjaliyan Kunjaliyaa
Navaagatharkku Swaagatham Ketto Snehithare
Pokkuveyil
Kaithaalam
Koodunnunde
Padmasree Bharath Dr Saroj Kumar Kesu Ninte
Iniyoru Chalanam
Mozhikalum
Hero Nero Nero
Maayaathe Ormmayil
GrihanaathanChinthum Paadi
Thaappaana Padaykkirangiya Thappana
Pakida Palavidham
Jawan of Vellimala Pora Niranjoru Pathira
Mullassery Madhavankutty Nemam PO Kannaaram Pothi
Ishta Swapnamee Arikatho
Kan Thurannoru Kalyani
Nine One Six – 916 Chenthaamara Theno
Poppins Mohangal Maathram
Ninakkaay Maathram
Face to Face Changaathi Padayum
2013EntrySammaanam
Oru YaathrayilKaatte Kaatte
Nadodimannan Nadodimannan
Black TicketNarunilaathullikal
Thoraa Raamazha
Weeping BoyChema Chema
Doore Maanathu
2014 Vikramaadithyan Oru Kodi Thaarangale
8:20Ennumen Karalile
2015 Female Unnikrishnan Konchathe Konchenam
Kidney BiriyaniKanavin Naal
Koodum Thedi
Thedi Thedi Poke
Rajamma@Yahoo Ullathu Chonnaal
Ottakkuyilinte Mounam
Kurishinte Chillayil
2016 Hello Namasthe Hello Namasthe
Yaathra ChodikkaatheOru Kudanna Kanneer
Chakravalathinte
Kammaara Sambhavam Anjaandu Bharikkaan
Pallikkoodam Ennum Thoduviral
MaayamaalikaOnnu Thottu
2017VilakkumaramThithaaro Chirakadichu
Nirame Maayalle
Oru Mexican Apaaratha Munneraan Samayamaayi
God Say Chankkaranenthyedaa
Velipaadinte Pusthakam Entammede Jimikki Kammal
Vaakku Minuminuthoru
2018Velakkaariyaayirunnaalum

Neeyen Mohavalli

Kannanthalir
Janaadhipan Enaadi Kallyaani
Ninamozhukunu
Theepadavu
Thattumpurath Achuthan Nenchinullilaake
Vidilla Poonda Kalla
Mazha Varanunde
Mangalakaaraka
2019 Kuttymaama Thallalla Thallalla
Marconi Mathai Enna Parayana
Prathi Poovan Kozhi Eninna Enithenna
Thondi Thondi
2020 Urriyadi Thumbappoo Chottil
Parakkate Velichamengum
Ellamini Neeye
Olakkaalu Seelakkaalu
Kanuvan Kothicha
Jayathe Jayathe
2021Within SecondsN/A

*He penned his last lyrics for the movie Within Seconds(2021).

Death

While undergoing treatment for COVID-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic in India, he died on 3 January 2021, following a cardiac arrest. Upon his death, relatives demanded a postmortem and police later registered a case of unnatural death. [5]

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