3. Hitler: Hitler(1996) was the first movie produced by lal creations and directed by famous director siddique and was released in 1996, vishu festival days. The story is a fast pace one with many twists and turns which introduces Mammootty as a protective brother of five younger sisters. Mammootty portrays an excellent wide range of emotions from an action figure to the ever loving brother.
Mammootty received big appreciations from masses and classes for his brilliant performance in this movie. Movie got released in 35 centers and completed 75 days in all these centers; it was a record at that time. Hitler is the first movie in which completed 100 days in 13 release stations in the history of Malayalam cinema. Hitler broken the record of “The King”, 1995 and becomethe biggest grosser in the history of Malayalam cinema. Hitler is the only movie grossed more than 14 crores in the Kerala film history, in 1996. Mammootty’s Hitler shirts were big fashion among the youths at that time. Movie ran 150 days in Trivandrum, Dhanya and Ernakulam, Shenais. Hitler ran 150 days in 5 release stations, it was a record at that time. The record set by Hitler was broken by Mohanlal’s Narasimham, 4 years later.
4. Rajamanikyam
Rajamanikyam(2005) is a Malayalam movie directed by Anwar Rasheed and starring megastar Mammootty in the lead role. It tells the story of Bellary Raja alias Rajamanikyam who tries to unite his warring siblings (a step brother & a half sister). Released during Ramzan 2005, the movie became a swashbuckling hit. The movie got good initial collection and high class collection in long run. It is the presently the biggest hit in Malayalam, just below 20-20.
This high voltage film has taken fantastic opening all across kerala from the 41 prints released. Mammootty’s performance with the Thiruvananthapuram language is taken extremely well with the audience who are repeatedly seeing the film and making it a mega hit. Additional shows were arranged in a number of theaters all across the major cities of Kerala
Finally movie collected a total of nearly 1 crore 9 lakhs gross, 47 lakhs share from Mohan lal’s citadel. thiruvananthapuram. Movie collected nearly 1 crore 14 lakhs and a share of Rs 50 Lakhs from Kavitha in Ernakulam, Mammootty’s lucky theatre. In Calicut, Movie grossed nearly 1 crore 4 lakhs. The film, still holding the record of grossing more than 3 crores from kerala’s three main cities and movie ran more than 100 days in 10+ centres. Movie crossed 55 days in 43 release stations and it was a big record in the history of Malayalam cinema at that time. This is the second biggest grosser of Malayalam film industry just behind twenty – 20 by grossing 6 million dollars at box office, i.e., 27 crores, surpassing the record of Mohanlal’s Narasimham(18 cr) .
5. The King
The King, scripted by Renji Panikkar, was released in 1995 and was directed by Shaji Kailas. Mammootty played the central character as a District collector. On those days movie created waves in kerala box office. This is the first movie released in more than 40 centers in the history of Malayalam cinema.
Electrifying performance and dialogues from mammootty attracted huge crowd. It was the only best movie for classes and masses at that year. The King broken the box office record of Malayalam film industry and become biggest grosser of Malayalam history in 1995.
King collected more than Mohanlal flick, spadikam which is the second highest hit in 1995. The King ran more than 100 days in 7 theaters in kerala with huge crowd. Movie got more collection in Trivandrum, Dhanya and Ernakulam, Shenais.
It collected more than 12 crores surpassing the record set by Mohanlal’sManichithrathazhu(1993).
6 Pazhassi Raja:
Pazhassi Raja breaks all records
The movie reportedly grossed a record Rs.1.53 crores on its opening day alone
Malayalam super star Mammootty’s much-awaited magnum opus Pazhassi Raja, directed by Hariharanand scripted by M.T. Vasudevan Nair, has reportedly grossed a record Rs.1.53 crore from 125 screens in Kerala on Friday alone. The movie received an overwhelming response at the box office on its opening day and grossed the highest-ever first day collection for any film in Kerala, breaking the previous record set by Twenty:20. Pazhassi Raja, made at a budget of over Rs.25 crores, has been dubbed in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil.
An overwhelmed Mammootty said, “This is the cinema of the century. My mobile hasn't stopped ringing since morning and each and every caller is as excited as I am. Believe me, this is what inspires me to work harder”.
The epic movie, set in the 18th century, is about Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja of the Kottayam royal family, was one of the first to revolt against British ruling in India.
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