Appani Sarath

His journey into the world of art and entertainment commenced at the age of 5 when he began his acting career as a child artist in professional dramas, participating in numerous festivals and dramas in Kerala, and also as a part of the Thiruvananthapuram Kalamandiram Nataka Sangham. He showcased his talent across various domains of performing arts, including monoact, drama, music, and dance.

After completing his higher secondary studies, Sarath became actively involved in Kerala's theatrical landscape, collaborating with renowned cultural organizations like Thiruvananthapuram Abhinaya and Kavalam Narayana Panicker's Sopanam. After graduation from Indira Gandhi University, He also served as a mime and drama teacher in schools and colleges, nurturing budding talents in the realm of performing arts. Sarath's dedication and passion for drama led him to become a founder of the Thiruvananthapuram Comedians troupe, where he honed his skills further.

He became famous for his involvement in left-wing politics and Shastra Sahitya Parishad's street dramas, and later made his mark in the art and culture scene by performing various street plays in Kerala through the street drama group

Venturing into Cinema.

The play "Cyclist," performed at Kaladi Sri Shankaracharya Sanskrit University, became a hit and was later performed at many venues in Kerala. After that, he joined the same university for his post-graduation in drama. On this occasion, he acted in many plays and directed in his style, taking inspiration from Narendra Prasad's play "Friday." During his PG studies, he participated in a film audition held in college as one of the groups and was selected. That was the great movie "Angamaly Diaries," where he started his film career from drama, as Appani Ravi in "Angamaly Diaries."

Notable Works and Recognition

Sarath's portrayal of Appani Ravi in "Angamaly Diaries" brought him instant fame, paving the way for further opportunities in both Malayalam and Tamil cinema. He went on to deliver notable performances in films like "Velipadinte Pusthakam," "Pokkiri Simon," and "Sachin." His versatility as an actor was showcased in Tamil films such as "Chekka Chivantha Vaanam" and "Sandakozhi 2."

In addition to his success in films, Sarath made waves in the digital space with his portrayal of the infamous serial killer Auto Shankar in the ZEE5 series "Auto Shankar," and he played the role of Kannan in the Pan-Indian Sundari series for HR OTT.

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Category:Indian male film actors

Category:Living people

Category:Male actors from Thiruvananthapuram

Category:Male actors in Tamil cinema

Category:Male actors in Malayalam cinema

Category:Indian male stage actors

Category:1992 births