S. P. Sreekumar

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S. P. Sreekumar
Born
Other namesLolithan, Uthaman
Alma mater Swathi Thirunal College of Music
OccupationActor
Years active2008–present
Spouse Sneha Sreekumar

S. P. Sreekumar is an Indian actor who works in Malayalam cinema and television.

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His first television show was Chirikidathom on Amrita TV and later his performance as Lolithan in Marimayam gave him the big break. Within a short span of time Sreekumar has played a variety of roles in the film industry. He played a tribal youth Sankaran, in Papilio Buddha , but in his next outing ABCD: American-Born Confused Desi , he played Lloyd, a typical Kochiite with the local slang, and a serial killer in the film Memories . [1] [2]

Sreekumar says "Acting is my passion and hence I don't mind playing a comic role, a serious one or even a character with grey shades. It all depends on the quality of work, and whatever role I do, I will do it with all sincerity." [1]

He married television anchor and actress Sneha Sreekumar in 2019.[ citation needed ]

Awards

Kerala State Television Awards

Filmography

List of S. P. Sreekumar film credits
YearTitleRole
2013 Papilio Buddha [3] Sankaran
2013 ABCD: American-Born Confused Desi [2] Lloyd Fernandes
2013 Memories [4] Peter/Anand
2017 Ayaal Sassi [5]


Television

List of S. P. Sreekumar television credits
YearTitleRoleChannelNotes
2010Chirikidatham Amrita TV
20112014 Marimayam Lolithan Mazhavil Manorama
2015Back BenchersStudent Amrita TV
20152019 Uppum Mulakum Sreekuttan a.k.a. Kuttumaaman Flowers TV sitcom
20182019Kalli WalliKrishnakumar a.k.a. Kunchu Kairali TV TV sitcom
2020presentNellikkaAppukkuttanKairali TVTV sitcom
2020present Chakkappazham UthamanFlowersTV sitcom

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