Reeko Moosa Manik

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Maldivian politician Reeko Hanburu Moosa

Moosa Manik (born 9 February 1961) also known as Reeko Moosa Manik is a Maldivian former actor and politician. He also served as former deputy speaker of the Maldives Parliament, and former chairman of the Maldivian Democratic Party. He was a member of parliament Hulhu Henveiru constituency. [1]

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Private business, acting, and politics

Manik and his family own Heavy Load Private Limited, a company based in the Maldives which is primarily involved in island reclamation and harbor development works. Under his chairmanship in the company, Heavy Load Private Limited was awarded major government projects including a US$21 million (Rf269.8 million) reclamation project to reclaim 130 hectares from Thilafushi lagoon and Emboodhoo. Major projects awarded were forwarded to Maldives Anti corruption Commission, including Thilafushi reclamation project. [2]

Moosa launched a campaign for the parliament in 2019 but later withdrew stating lack of interest. He was contesting for Laamu Atoll Constituency, which was the constituency he initiated his political career for as special Majilis Member. [3]

Filmography

Feature film

YearTitleRoleNotes
N/AIhthifaaq
N/ALoabi Vevidhaane
1991 Loabeege Thoofan Akram
1992Naseebu
1993 Imthihaan Jamaal
1993 Beyvafaa Manik / Solih
1993 Ihsaas Nasheedh
1993 Thuhumathu Nihadh
1994 Dheriyaa Naasif
1995Biru
1996 Haqqu Shahidh (Shaadu) Gaumee Film Award for Best Actor
1996 Edhuvas Hingajje Imran
1996 Nibu SaleemDouble role
1997 Heelaiy Shah Naseer
1997 Fathis Handhuvaru Jina
1998 Dhauvaa Mohamed Areesh
1998 Sirru Rilwan
1999 Umurah Dr. Riyaz
2000 2000 Vana Ufan Dhuvas Vishan
2000 Majubooru Loabi Shafiu
2000 Naaummeedhu Ayaz
2000 Emme Fahu Dhuvas Atheef
2003 Ginihila Hakeem
2004 Hatharu Udhares Naseem
2011 E Bappa MoosaSpecial appearance
2024 Lasviyas Mahir

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1993 Dhanmalhi IdhureesTeledrama
1993GundolhiMoosanikMain role
1994DhanthuraIdhureesMain role; 1 episode
1994HaalathuMain role; 1 episode
1994InthizaaruNaadhiruMain role; 13 episodes
1994FurusathuMoosafulhuMain role
1997-1999 Kahthiri KaamilMain role

Short film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2020KKB: Kuda Kuda BaaruJina

Accolades

YearAwardCategoryNominated WorkResultRef(s)
1994Aafathis Awards - 1993Best ActorNaseebuNominated
1995Aafathis Awards - 1994Best ActorNAWon
Best Supporting ActorNAWon
1st Gaumee Film Awards Best Supporting Actor Ihsaas Won
1997Aafathis Awards - 1996Best Actor Haqqu Won
2nd Gaumee Film Awards Best Actor Haqqu Won
National Award of RecognitionPerforming Arts - ActingWon
1998Aafathis Awards - 1997Best Actor Fathis Handhuvaru Won [4]
20073rd Gaumee Film Awards Best Actor Fathis Handhuvaru Nominated [4]

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