Eldho Benchamin

eldho benchamin’s kinda making waves in the malayalam film scene. if you’ve been lurking around the internet after drishyam 2 dropped in 2021, you’ve probably run into his name. that movie? seriously, it’s one of those sequels that doesn’t just ride on the coattails of the original—it actually delivers. eldho’s performance? not forgettable, even if he’s not the main guy. he brings this grounded energy, like you actually believe he’s just some dude caught up in the mess, not an actor playing a part. fast forward to 2025, and bam, “the secret of women” pops up. no spoilers here, but let’s just say, this one’s got a totally different vibe. the film dives into the tangled lives of women—family drama, secrets, all that jazz—and eldho’s role isn’t what you’d expect. he disappears into the story, blending in with a cast that’s mostly women, but still holding his ground with this understated charm. honestly, what makes eldho interesting isn’t just that he’s picking good scripts (which, yeah, he is), but that he doesn’t seem desperate to steal the spotlight. he lets the story breathe. that’s rare. every time he’s on screen, there’s this sense that the character’s got a whole life off-camera, which, let’s face it, is what you want in a good actor. so, if you’re tracking malayalam cinema or just want to see someone who’s quietly racking up solid performances, keep an eye on eldho benchamin.