Salam Bappu

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Salam Bappu
Born
Salam

15 May 1975
Nationality Indian
Other namesSalam Palapetty
CitizenshipIndia
Occupation Film director
Years active2013 – present
SpouseAmeena Salam
Children2

Salam Bappu is an Indian film director working in Malayalam cinema. [1] He made his debut through the movie Red Wine (2013) [2] and later directed Manglish. [3] [4] His new movie Aayirothonnaam Raavu shoot is progressing at Dubai. [5]

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Biography

Salam Bappu was born on 15 May 1975 at Palapetty, a village in Ponnani, Malappuram, Kerala to Bappu Haji and Ayishumma. [6]

After his schooling at Govt High School Palapetty, he pursued his graduation from M.E.S. Ponnani College, Ponnani (1992-1995), and Kerala Law Academy Law College, Trivandrum (1997-2000)[ citation needed ]. Also, he holds a Post graduate diploma in Journalism from Institute of Journalism, Press Club Trivandrum (2001)[ citation needed ]. He enrolled as advocate from Kerala High Court, Kochi and practiced as an advocate at Ponnani bar[ citation needed ]. He worked as a script writer in Asianet [ citation needed ].

He started his film career in 2001 as an assistant to Malayalam director Lal Jose . Meesha madhavan (2002), Pattalam(2003), Rasikan (2004), Chandu Pottu (2005), Aparichithan (2003), Achanurangatha veedu (2006), Classmates (2006), Arabhi kadha (2007), Mulla (2008), Neelathamara (2009), Kerala Cafe (2009) Elsamma enna aankutty (2010), Spanish masala (2012), Diamond Necklace (2012), Ayaalum Njaanum Thammil (2012), Kaanchipurathe Kalyanam, Kallanum Polisum, Thaavalam, Maharaja Talkies, Vadhyaar, Oridathoru postman and Arjunan Saakshi are some of the films that he worked on as an associate. Salam Bappu holds the credit of co-directing a Bangladeshi film namely, "Eytho Prem"[ citation needed ]. Apart from this Bangladeshi film, he played a role in the making of an Omani film named "Aseel"[ citation needed ]. It was the second movie ever made in Oman[ citation needed ].

His debut as an independent director was marked by the release of the movie Red Wine, starred Mohanlal, Fahadh Faasil, and Asif Ali. His second movie is Manglish casting Mammootty, Holland actress Caroline bech, Vinay Forrt, Tini Tom. He acted three Malayalam movies named Kappela (2020), Cabin (2021), Mission C (2021). He scripted a Kannada movie named "Srikrishna@gmail.com"[ citation needed ]. He was the Vice President of Fefka Director's union[ citation needed ].

Filmography

YearTitleNotes
2013 Red Wine
2014 Manglish
TBAAayirothonnaam Raavu

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