Sreenath Bhasi

Sreenath Bhasi, born on May 29, 1988, in the bustling neighborhood of Palluruthy, Kochi, is one of those faces you just can’t miss if you’ve been keeping up with Malayalam cinema. He’s got this whole offbeat charm going on—sometimes playing the cool rebel, sometimes the guy-next-door you actually want to hang out with. People mostly know him from movies like Manjummel Boys (2024), where he just brings that raw, lived-in energy to the screen. He’s not one of those actors who just recites lines; he actually makes you believe he’s living that life, feeling those emotions, all of it. Then there’s Varathan (2018) and Kappela (2020)—both wildly different films, but somehow Sreenath fits into each world without missing a beat. In Varathan, he deals with all this tension and suspense, and you keep thinking, “Damn, how’s he gonna get out of this mess?” Meanwhile, in Kappela, he slips into a totally different skin, showing off his range like it’s no big deal. That’s the thing with him: he never really plays the same character twice. It’s like he’s on a mission to dodge being typecast. Off the screen, he tied the knot with Reethu Zachariah, and while he’s not one to spill his whole life on social media, you still get glimpses of their easy chemistry. Besides acting, Sreenath’s dabbled in producing too—so he’s not just waiting around for scripts to land in his lap. The guy’s clearly got stuff he wants to say, and he’s not afraid to get his hands dirty doing it.