Suveeran

Suveeran is a film and drama director from Calicut Kerala, India. His first movie Byari won the National Film Award for Best Film in 2011. This is the first feature film to be made in the Beary language (Times of India, 8 Mar 2012)

Biography

Suveeran is a native of Azhiyur, Calicut.

After completing his course at the School of Drama, Trichur, and the School of Performing Arts, Pondicherry, he went on to graduate from the National School of Drama, Delhi. Recognized as an actor director and painter, he has to his credit almost thirty plays and four short films which have also received many awards. He has also published articles in leading periodicals in Kerala, published many short stories and a novelette and translated the plays Yerma, Island and Crime Passional into Malayalam.

Suveeran started his career as a director in Malayalayam amateur drama, and first came to notice with his plays Agni, and Udambadokkolam. He secured the Sangeetha Nataka Academy awards for three years and the Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Award in 2011 for his latest drama Ayussinte Pusthakam.[1] DIRECTOR (2011 National award winner- Best Feature film) · Calicut, India

Winner of Best Feature film National award of India (GOLDEN LOTUS)2011 & SAARC film Award 2012 - on his first movie BYARI. Three-time recipient of Kerala Sangeet Natak Academi Award. Directed Almost 35 plays,4 Short films, Recipient of Ladly National Media Award,Bharathan Purasaaram & Drishyakala Rathna After completing his course at the School of Drama, Trichur, and the School of Performing Arts, Pondicherry, he went on to graduate from the National School of Drama, Delhi. Recognized as an actor director and painter, he has to his credit almost thirty plays and four short films which have also received many awards. He has also published articles in leading periodicals in Kerala, published many short stories and a novelette and translated the plays Yerma, Island and Crime Passional into Malayalam. .

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