Vineeth Thattil David

Vineeth Thattil David has carved out a wild little corner for himself in Malayalam cinema, and honestly, it’s kind of impressive how his name pops up in some of the most talked-about films of the last decade. Let’s face it, Angamaly Diaries (2017) isn’t just any movie—it’s a proper cult classic, with its raw, punchy energy and that bananas single-take climax. Vineeth was right there in the thick of it, bringing that small-town chaos to life alongside a cast that felt more like your local troublemakers than actors. Then you’ve got Ayyappanum Koshiyum (2020). What a ride, huh? The film’s all about pride, ego, and two men butting heads till you can practically hear the tension crackle. Vineeth doesn’t exactly play the hero, but his presence in those key scenes? Nailed it. He’s got this way of just slipping into a role, no matter how big or small—he just owns the moment. Not everyone can pull that off. And yeah, Thrissur Pooram (2019) is another wild entry on his resume. Big crowds, thumping music, the kind of festival madness that only Kerala can deliver. Vineeth fits right in, bringing a kind of gritty, street-level authenticity you just can’t fake. He’s not your glossy superstar, but that’s exactly what makes his performances stick—he feels real, like someone you might bump into on a sweaty street corner, just living life loud.