Suraj Venjaramoodu

With a seamless shift from comedian to critically acclaimed lead actor, Suraj Venjaramoodu has become a cherished figure in Malayalam cinema. Born on 30 June 1976 in Venjarammoodu, Kerala, he started as a mimicry artist before entering films. Despite early struggles in comedy, he won the National Film Award for Perariyathavar (2013). Known for delivering depth across genres—from satire to emotional drama—this biography reveals his life journey, family, major milestones, and compelling roles. Suraj Venjaramoodu, born in Venjarammoodu, grew up aspiring to join the Army—until a bicycle accident halted his plans. Instead, he completed a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and quickly gravitated toward mimicry and stand-up comedy. His breakthrough came with the spoof show Jagapoka on Kairali TV, followed by his debut in the parody film Jagapoga (2001), where he played dual roles.