Personal details
- Birth Date: 1993-09-29
- Height: 5′ 8½″ (1.74 m)
- Birth Location: Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
- Parents: Suresh Gopi
- Professions: Actor
Gokul Suresh, born September 29, 1993, in Trivandrum, Kerala—yeah, the same city known for its crazy monsoons and spicy food—is the eldest kid in the family of Suresh Gopi, that famous Malayalam actor who also sits in the Rajya Sabha. His mom, Radhika Nair, is the boss at home, classic Indian mom style. School life? Gokul bounced around a bit: Pallikoodam School in Kottayam, then St. Thomas Residential and Saraswathy Vidyalaya in Trivandrum. Typical, right? He ended up graduating from Christ University in Bangalore with a Bachelor of Commerce. Not exactly the wildest degree, but hey, not everyone chooses drama class. He’s got two younger sisters, Bhagya and Bhaavni, and a little bro, Madhav. So, pretty big squad at home. Gokul kicked off his acting ride with Mudhugauv in 2016, which was also the director Vipin Das’s first gig. No pressure or anything. After that, he picked up roles in Masterpiece (2017), Ira (2018), and Irupathiyonnaam Noottaandu (2019). People actually started noticing him after these flicks—he managed to step out from under his dad’s massive shadow, which is no joke in the film world. Honestly, Gokul’s career is one of those “born with a silver spoon but still hustling” stories. Not everyone who’s got a famous parent makes it work, but he’s holding his own. Whether he’ll hit mega-star status like his dad? Time’s gonna tell. For now, the guy’s moving up, one movie at a time, and not looking back.
Okay, here’s the lowdown: Gokul Suresh, yeah, the guy who’s got the whole “son of legendary Suresh Gopi” thing going for him. He’s not just riding on his dad’s fame, though—dude’s actually making a name for himself in Mollywood with some solid roles. Sure, having Suresh Gopi as your dad probably opens a few doors, but Gokul’s been out there hustling, trying to prove he’s got the chops to stand on his own. You’ll spot him in a bunch of Malayalam films, sometimes bringing a fresh vibe, sometimes just doing his own thing. People keep comparing him to his dad, which, honestly, is a pretty tall shadow to step out from. Still, he’s got this easy charm and doesn’t seem in a rush—just quietly building his own path, film by film, not just “Suresh Gopi’s son,” but Gokul Suresh, you know?
Honestly, I didn’t stroll in carrying all that emotional baggage people assume comes with having a famous parent. Nobody’s shoving that onto my shoulders. Sure, my dad’s an actor, but my start in movies was as regular as it gets. No red carpets rolled out for me. I’ve had my fair share of tough days, trying to find a foothold. Funny thing is, I never even planned on becoming an actor—just sort of stumbled into it. It still feels pretty random sometimes. Offers pop up, so I stick around. If they stop, I’m out, no drama. I’ve got a business administration degree in my back pocket, so worst-case scenario? I’ll do something in that field, or maybe even get my hands dirty in agriculture. Acting’s not my whole world. It’s just what I’m doing right now—no grand legacy or pressure to live up to. Just rolling with it, you know?
September 29, 1993
5′ 8½″ (1.74 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Suresh Gopi and Surekha
31 years old