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Nivin Pauly
Nivin Pauly in 2020
Born (1984-10-11) 11 October 1984 (age 40)
Aluva, Kochi, India
Alma materFederal Institute of Science and Technology
Occupations
  • Actor
  • producer
Years active2010–present
OrganizationPauly Jr. Pictures
Spouse
Rinna Joy
​
(m. 2010)​
Children2

Nivin Pauly (born 11 October 1984) is an Indian actor and producer who works predominantly in Malayalam films. He is the recipient of two Kerala State Film Awards, three Filmfare Awards South, two Kerala Film Critics Association Awards, and six SIIMA Awards. He auditioned for and was cast in one of the main roles in Vineeth Sreenivasan's directorial debut, Malarvaadi Arts Club, in 2009 and got his breakthrough in the romantic film Thattathin Marayathu (2012).[1]

He came to be known for playing the boy next door archetype, following roles in the bilingual black-comedy thriller Neram (2013), the sports-drama 1983 (2014), the romantic-comedy Ohm Shanthi Oshaana (2014), the romantic-drama Bangalore Days (2014), the comedy road-thriller Oru Vadakkan Selfie (2015), and the coming-of-age romantic drama Premam (2015), is among the top 10 highest-grossing Malayalam films. He then went on to star in the police drama Action Hero Biju (2016), the family drama Jacobinte Swargarajyam (2016), the political satire Sakhavu (2017), family comedy Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela (2017) and the epic film Kayamkulam Kochunni (2018) which emerged as one of the highest-grossing Malayalam film.[2]

Nivin made his debut as a producer with Action Hero Biju under his production company Pauly Jr. Pictures and has produced the films Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela[3] and Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham (2021), the first Malayalam movie to premiere on Disney+ Hotstar.

He won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut for Neram (2013).[4] In 2015, he won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor for his performances in Bangalore Days and 1983.[5][6] He won the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam for Action Hero Biju (2016)[7] In 2020, he won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor -Special Mention for Moothon.

Since 2022, he has starred in the films Mahaveeryar, Padavettu, Saturday Night, Thuramukham and Ramachandra Boss & Co.

Early life and education

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Nivin Pauly was born on 11 October, 1984 into a Syro Malabar Catholic family in Aluva, Kochi.[8] Nivin's father, Pauly Bonaventure and mother, Thressiamma Pauly worked in Aarau, Switzerland. Nivin currenlty lives with his family in Kochi at his large bungalow in Aluva. [9] Nivin was brought up in Kerala.[10] He graduated with a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT), Angamaly in 2006.[11]

Nivin was employed at Infosys in Bangalore through campus placements and worked as a software engineer from 2006 to 2008.[12] However, he resigned and returned home after his father's death.[13][14]

Career

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Debut and breakthrough (2010–2012)

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Nivin Pauly attending a function in Muvattupuzha in 2010

Nivin auditioned for Malarvaadi Arts Club and was cast by Vineeth Sreenivasan in the role of Prakashan, which marked his debut.[11][14] Following this, he acted in the films The Metro[15] and Sevenes,[16] and did cameos in Traffic and Spanish Masala. He appeared in the music video Nenjodu Cherthu from the album Yuvvh, which The Hindu called "hugely popular" ,[14] and was a viral hit on YouTube.[17]

The 2012 film Thattathin Marayathu was his acting vehicle,[13][18] which became one of the biggest hits of the year.[19][20] He played the role of Vinod, a Hindu boy madly in love with Ayesha, a Muslim girl.[21] This was the second directorial venture of Vineeth Sreenivasan and is a milestone in Nivin's film career[18] turning him into "the current youth sensation"[18] and a much sought after actor.[13] This also secured his position as one of the finest actors in the Malayalam film industry.[22] He received offers from directors including Sathyan Anthikad, Rajesh Pillai, Aashiq Abu and Shyamaprasad.[23]

Rise to prominence (2013–2015)

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Nivin made his debut in Tamil with the bilingual film Neram.[19] His other Malayalam films in 2013 include 5 Sundarikal and Sunil Ibrahim's Arikil Oraal. The film was director Alphonse Puthren's directorial debut and was noted for its non-linear screenplay. He also acted in Shyamaprasad's English: An Autumn in London where he portrayed the character of a London-born dapper playboy.[24] The latter was a psychological thriller in which he played the role of Ichcha, a waiter at a café. In 5 Sundarikal, he acted in the segment "Isha" directed by Sameer Thahir.

In 2014, he played the role of Rameshan in Abrid Shine's directorial debut 1983, a coming-of-age sports film.[25] His portrayal of Rameshan from his school life, well into adulthood earned him the Best Actor Award at the 2014 Kerala State Film Awards.[26] This film also fetched him multiple other awards including the Best Actor (Malayalam) at the Filmfare Awards South[27] and South Indian International Movie Awards,[28] and Most Popular Actor at the Vanitha Film Awards.[citation needed] This was followed by debutant Jude Anthany Joseph's romantic comedy Ohm Shanthi Oshaana, in which he portrayed the role of Giri and was released a week after 1983. "Sify" stated that the director Jude Anthany Joseph "creates an engaging enough drama in Ohm Shanthi Oshaana, that you're happy to emotionally invest in [it]."[29] His next release Bangalore Days was the coming-of-age romantic comedy drama directed by Anjali Menon. Nivin essayed the role of Krishnan "Kuttan" P P, a software engineer who is judgemental about modern life without really thinking about his own hypocrisies.[30] This role was also taken into account by the jury for the Best Actor award at the 2014 Kerala State Film Awards. The film was released in 205 theaters across India, making it one of the biggest releases for a Malayalam film at the time.[citation needed] In the same year, he played an extended cameo in the Lal Jose film Vikramadithyan, as an assistant district magistrate.

In 2015, Nivin appeared in Mili, Oru Vadakkan Selfie and Ivide. He plays the role of a soft-skills trainer, Naveen in Mili,[31] directed by Rajesh Pillai. He followed this up with the "road-comedy film" Oru Vadakkan Selfie, directed by G. Prajith and scripted by Vineeth Sreenivasan.

He then acted in Premam, where he played the role of George David. It grossed over 600 million, and became one of the highest grossing Malayalam movies, catapulting him into the '50-crore club'.[32][33][34] The film collected ₹2 crore from Tamil Nadu box office in its 300 days theatrical run making it the highest grossing Malayalam film in Tamil Nadu at the time.[citation needed] Nivin's portrayal of George was featured in the Film Companion's 100 Greatest Performances of the Decade.[35] Praising his performance, the Film Companion wrote: "His performance had charm, mischief, and most impressively, vulnerability."

Continued success and critical acclaim (2016–2021)

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Nivin with Vikram and Sivakarthikeyan at Iru Mugan film audio launch event.

Nivin turned producer with Action Hero Biju in 2016 under his banner Pauly Jr. Pictures.[36] The film, a police procedural drama, was directed by Abrid Shine. As sub-inspector Biju Poulose, the film and the role portrays an honest look at the life of a police official. The film also has the highest opening gross for a Malayalam film in Tamil Nadu.[citation needed] The movie was well received by the police fraternity in Kerala.[37][38] He also starred in the family-drama Jacobinte Swargarajyam directed by Vineeth Srinivasan. Based on a true story, he played the role of Jerry, the son of Jacob Zacharia who struggles to clear his father's debts.

His next film was a political drama Sakhavu in which he played dual roles.[39] Directed by Sidhartha Siva, this was the first dual role in his career, where he portrayed a student political leader and a senior social activist and comrade who fights for his left-wing ideals.

Nivin appeared in his first straight Tamil feature film through Gautham Ramachandran's crime drama Richie (2017), where he portrayed a small town thug.[40] He also starred in the dramedy Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela. This film was his second outing as a producer.[41] The film which was received well at the box office[42] was a heart-warming story which portrayed that cancer is never the end of the road for everyone involved.[43]

In 2018, the big-budget movie Kayamkulam Kochunni, directed by Rosshan Andrrews made a significant impact at the Kerala box office, and across all territories that it was released as well. This film put Nivin in the 100 crore club.[44] He came together with Shyamaprased for a third time for the romantic-comedy Hey Jude. Nivin plays the role of a mathematical genius, yet socially awkward Jude who like his namesake Beatles song finds himself in spite of his perceived shortcomings.[45]

2019 started off with his role of Dr Mikhael John in Haneef Adeni's action-thriller Mikhael. This was followed by Love Action Drama, a romantic comedy which also saw commercial success at the box office.[46] Nivin next appeared in Geetu Mohandas' film Moothon which was screened at several international film festivals worldwide including Toronto International Film Festival,[47] New York Indian Film Festival,[48] FFAST (Paris),[49] Indian Film Festival of Melbourne[50] and Mumbai Film Festival.[51] He won the award for the best actor at the New York Indian Film Festival for his role in Moothon.[52] Nivin effortlessly portrayed the dark and demoralising world of Moothon as Akbar[53] which fetched him the Kerala State Film Awards – Special Mention in 2019.[54] The film was the screened as the opening film at the Mumbai Film Festival Mumbai Academy of the Moving Image and as the grand finale at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.[55] Nivin's role as Akbar in this film was also featured in Film Companion's 100 Greatest Performances of the Decade.[35]

In 2021, he starred in Ratheesh Balakrishnan Poduval's Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham, a family drama with satire and absurd-comedies[56] elements.

2022–present

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The fantasy film Mahaveeryar was his first release of the year directed by Abrid Shine and was released on 21 July 2022, to critical acclaim .However the film failed at the box office.[57] The climax of the film was later changed and it was better received and understood by the audience. The teaser of Mahaveeryar garnered 6 million views within 24 hours of its launch making it the then most viewed teaser in Malayalam cinema.[58] The next film,action thriller Padavettu, an action thriller directed by debutant Liju Krishna had its theatrical release on 21 October 2022, to critical acclaim from the critics.[59][60] The trailer of Padavettu was launched to a full house at the inaugural match of the Indian Super League 2022 at the Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium, Kochi; making it the first film to have the trailer launch at the ISL.[61] This was followed by the comedy drama Saturday Night, directed by Rosshan Andrrews which explores the relationship between four friends was released on 4 November 2022.[62][63] In 2023, Nivin appeared on screen as Mattanchery Moidu in Rajeev Ravi's film Thuramukham. The movie was critically acclaimed and Nivin was praised for his sublime performance.[citation needed] He then starred in the heist action comedy Ramachandra Boss & Co, directed by Haneef Adeni. The film received mixed reviews from the critics.

In 2024,his films Varshangalkku Shesham and Malayalee from India directed by Vineeth Sreenivasan and Dijo Jose Antony, respectively were released.[64][65]

His next release is a Tamil film, Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai, directed by Ram.[66] His upcoming projects are Action Hero Biju 2, Gangster of Mundanmala and Shekara Varma Rajavu.[67][68] He has also announced a new project titled Dear Students, which will be produced under his home banner.[69]

In the media

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Following his multiple looks and his rustic style and swagger in Premam, which became a style statement of the year, Nivin was chosen as the Most Desirable Man of 2015 by Kochi Times, a subsidiary of Times of India.[70]

In early 2017, Nivin appeared as himself in the short film "No Go Tell" directed by Jude Anthany Joseph. This viral film was vetted by the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights and focuses on creating awareness among children about sexual abuse and child body safety.[71][72][73]

Nivin was also part of the Kerala Strikers team in the Celebrity Cricket League.[74][75] In addition, he was named the youth ambassador of the Kerala Blasters for the third edition of the Indian Super League.[76]

Philanthropy and services

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Nivin was noted for his contributions during the unprecedented floods of 2018 in Kerala. He visited relief camps in his hometown Aluva and arranged basic necessities for the flood-affected people.[77] He also met Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to hand over his donation towards the Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund (CMDRF).[78][79]

He was also in the news for the "On-Call" campaign, where he called and spoke to the patients and healthcare workers during the lockdown, encouraging and thanking the latter for their selfless service.[80]

Nivin was also a part of the launch of the "Drug-Free Kerala" campaign of the Vigilance and Anti Corruption Bureau (VACB) against corruption and narcotic substances[81]

Personal life

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He married his college sweetheart Rinna Joy on 28 August 2010, at St. Dominic's Church in Aluva. They were classmates at Federal Institute of Science and Technology.[82][83][8][84] They have a son and a daughter.[85]

Filmography

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Films

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
  • All films are in Malayalam, unless otherwise noted.
List of Nivin Pauly film credits as actor
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2010 Malarvaadi Arts Club Prakashan [86]
2011 Traffic Car driver in the last scene Cameo [87]
The Metro Harikrishnan [88]
Sevenes Shaukath [89]
2012 Spanish Masala Mathews Cameo [89]
Thattathin Marayathu Vinod Nair [90]
Bhoopadathil Illatha Oridam Murali [91]
Puthiya Theerangal Mohanan [92]
Chapters Krishnakumar [93]
Da Thadiya Rahul Vaidyar [94]
2013 Neram Mathew (Malayalam)
Vetri (Tamil)		 Bilingual film in Malayalam and Tamil [95]
My Fan Ramu Himself Cameo [96]
English: An Autumn in London Sibin [97]
5 Sundarikal Jinu Segment: Isha (Anthology film) [98]
Arikil Oraal Icha [99]
2014 1983 Rameshan Won first Kerala State Film Award for Best Actor [100]
Ohm Shanthi Oshaana Giri Madhavan [101]
Bangalore Days Krishnan P.P. aka "Kuttan" [102]
Vikramadithyan Lokesh Kumar IAS Cameo [103]
2015 Mili Naveen [104]
Oru Vadakkan Selfie Umesh [105]
Ivide Krish Hebbar [106]
Premam George David [107]
2016 Action Hero Biju Biju Paulose Also producer [108]
Jacobinte Swargarajyam Jerry Jacob [109]
Aanandam Akash Cameo [110]
2017 Sakhavu Krishnakumar & Sakhavu Krishnan [111]
Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela Kurien Chacko Also producer [112]
Richie Richard K. Sagayam (Richie) Tamil film [113]
2018 Hey Jude Jude Rodriguez [114]
Kayamkulam Kochunni Kayamkulam Kochunni

[115]

2019 Mikhael Dr. Mikhael John [116]
Love Action Drama Dineshan [117]
Moothon Akbar/ Bhai Kerala State Film Award Special Mention [118]
2021 Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham Pavithran Disney+ Hotstar film, also producer [119]
2022 Mahaveeryar Swami Apoornnananthan Also producer [120]
Padavettu Ravi Koroth [121]
Saturday Night Stanley [122]
2023 Thuramukham Mattanchery Moidu [123]
Ramachandra Boss & Co Ramachandra Boss Also producer [66]
2024 Varshangalkku Shesham Nithin Molly Extended Cameo Appearance [124]
Malayalee From India Aalparambil Gopi [125]
Yezhu Kadal Yezhu Malai † TBA Tamil film [126]

Short films

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List of Nivin Pauly short film credits
Year Film Director(s) Role Language Ref.
Eli – a sexy tale[a] Alphonse Puthren Eli Tamil [127]
2017 No go tell Jude Anthany Joseph Himself Malayalam [71][72][73]

Web series

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
List of Nivin Pauly web series credits
Year Film Director Role Language Platform Ref.
2025 Pharma † P. R. Arun TBA Malayalam Disney+ Hotstar [128][129]

As a producer

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Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
  • All films are in Malayalam, produced under Nivin Pauly's home banner Pauly Jr. Pictures unless otherwise noted.
List of Nivin Pauly film credits as producer
Year Film Director(s) Notes Ref.
2016 Action Hero Biju Abrid Shine First home production [36]
2017 Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela Althaf Salim [130]
2021 Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham Ratheesh Balakrishnan Poduval Direct over-the-top release on Disney+ Hotstar. It is also the first Malayalam film to premiere on Disney+ Hotstar [131]
2022 Mahaveeryar Abrid Shine [132]
2023 Ramachandra Boss & Co Haneef Adeni [133][134]

Music videos

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List of Nivin Pauly music videos credits
Year Song Video Director(s) Language Ref.
2012 Yuvvh Nenjodu Cherthu Alphonse Puthren Malayalam [135][136]
2016 Spirit of Chennai Spirit of Chennai Vikram Tamil [137]
2024 Habeebi Drip Yella Habeebi Dabzee, Ribin Richard Malayalam [138]

Story idea

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List of Nivin Pauly film story ideas
Year Film Director Notes Ref.
2016 Oru Muthassi Gadha Jude Anthany Joseph Story Idea by Nivin Pauly credited in the title card

Awards and nominations

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List of awards and nominations
Award Year Category Film Result Ref.
Kerala State Film Awards 2014 Best Actor 1983, Bangalore Days Won [citation needed]
2019 Special Mention Moothon Won
Filmfare Awards South 2013 Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut – South Neram Won [citation needed]
2014 Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam 1983 Nominated [citation needed]
Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor – Malayalam Won [139]
2015 Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam Premam Nominated [citation needed]
2016 Filmfare Award for Best Film – Malayalam Action Hero Biju Nominated [citation needed]
Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam Won [140]
2017 Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam Sakhavu Nominated [141]
2024 Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Malayalam Thuramukham Nominated [142]
South Indian International Movie Awards 2012 Rising Star of South Indian Cinema (Male) Thattathin Marayathu Won [143]
2013 Best Debutant Actor (Tamil) Neram Nominated [citation needed]
2014 Best Actor (Malayalam) 1983 Won [144]
2015 Best Actor (Malayalam) Premam Nominated [145]
Best Actor Critics (Malayalam) Won [citation needed]
2016 Best Film (Malayalam) Action Hero Biju Nominated [citation needed]
Best Actor (Malayalam) Action Hero Biju, Jacobinte Swargarajyam Nominated [citation needed]
Best Actor Critics (Malayalam) Won [146]
2017 Best Actor (Malayalam) Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela Won [147]
2019 Best Actor (Malayalam) Moothon Nominated [148]
Best Actor Critics (Malayalam) Won [149]
New York Indian Film Festival 2019 Best Actor Moothon Won
Asianet Film Awards 2010 Best Debutant (Male) Malarvaadi Arts Club Won
2012 Best Star Pair Thattathin Marayathu Won
2013 Best Star Pair Neram Won
2013 Youth Icon Neram Won
2014 Best Actor 1983 Nominated
2015 Best Actor Premam Nominated [citation needed]
Most Popular Actor Won [citation needed]
Youth Icon Various films Won [citation needed]
2016 Best Actor Action Hero Biju, Jacobinte Swargarajyam Nominated [citation needed]
Most Popular Actor Won [citation needed]
2019 Golden Star of The Year Moothon, Love Action Drama Won
Vanitha Film Awards 2012 Best Star Pair Thattathin Marayathu Won
2014 Most Popular Actor 1983 Won [citation needed]
2015 Most Popular Actor Premam Won [citation needed]
2016 Most Popular Actor Action Hero Biju, Jacobinte Swargarajyam Won [citation needed]
2019 Graceful Performance Love Action Drama , Moothon Won
Asiavision Awards 2012 Youth Icon Thattathin Marayathu Won
2013 Youth Icon Neram Won
2014 Performer of the Year 1983 Won [citation needed]
Youth Icon Bangalore Days Won [citation needed]
2015 Youth Icon Premam Won [citation needed]
2016 Best Actor Action Hero Biju, Jacobinte Swargarajyam Won [citation needed]
IIFA Utsavam 2015 Best Actor Premam Nominated [150]
2016 Best Film Action Hero Biju Nominated [citation needed]
Best Actor Jacobinte Swargarajyam Nominated [citation needed]
Kerala Film Critics Association Awards 2016 Special jury Action Hero Biju Won [151]
2019 Best Actor Moothon Won [152]
Ananda Vikatan Cinema Awards 2013 Best Debut Neram Won [153]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The short film directed by Alphonse Puthren was later included in the 2016 Tamil anthology film Aviyal.[127]

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