Malayalam Tv Serial Panchavadipaalam - Cast & Crew

Sona Nair is a cine actress working mainly in Malayalam films and serials. She did her first movie 'Thooval Kottaram' in the year 1996. There were many character roles that Sona did in movies 'Veendum Chila Veettukaryangal', 'Manassinakkare', 'Passenger' which got well accepted. But her acting in TV serials made her popular among the family audience. 

Sona hailed from Kozhikode, Kerala and was born on 26th June 1975. She started acting in short movies and plays at school level even before getting her breakthrough in debut movie. Sona got 'Kaveri Film Critics' Best Actress award for the tele-film 'Rachiyamma' which was telecasted on DD Malayalam. Sona acted in many devotional series of soaps lined up with 'Velankanni Mathavu', 'Ramayanam' and 'Devimahatmyam'.  Her most prominent role was in the serial 'Ente Manasaputri' which was aired by Asianet. Sona's act perfectly balanced the role of a mother with two children and their conflict in this serial.  Soon after she received 'Sathyan Memorial Award' for best TV actress for the serial 'Samasya' aired by Amrita TV.  

Apart from Malayalam language, Sona also acted in few Hindi movies as well. Priyadarshan's 'Malamaal Weekly' was the first movie for Sona Nair in Hindi. Her character role in the film got well appreciated by regional audiences. 'The Waiting Room, 'Kamaal Dhamaal Malamaal', 'Rangrezz' were the other notable movies by Sona in Hindi. Sona got married to Udayan Ambadi a well know cameraman in film industry on the year 1996.

Irshad is an Indian actor in Malayalam films. He hails from Kecheri, Thrissur, Kerala. Irshad was so passionate about movies that he left his job to look for a role in Malayalam movies.His family and friends in Thrissur has been his encouragement, according to the actor.

Irshad showed his face on screen in PG Viswambaran’s movie Parvathi Parinayam in 1995, but had a real debut in the role of college union chairman in director Sibi Malayil's campus movie Pranayavarnangal in 1998. He acted in PT Kunju Muhammad’s Garshom, which was an offbeat movie, in 1999 and this led to Irshad being casted in the lead roles in many parallel cinemas. He acted in movies of many acclaimed, award winning directors like T V Chandran, Priyanandanan, Pavithran etc. His  important parallel movies are Neythukaran (2001), Danny (2002), Paadam Onnu Oru Vilapam (2003), Paradesi (2007), Bhoomi Malayalam (2009) etc. His role in Padam Onnu Oru Vilaapam as cruel husband of protagonist Shahina, a 15 year old Muslim girl, gained him a lot of popularity. He has also done noted roles in Priyanandana’s Pulijanmam (2006) and Dr. Biju’s Veettilekkulla Vazhi (2011) and P.K Radhakrishnan’s Mukham Moodikal (2013).

Irshad has also done many supporting characters in mainstream movies, now and then, since Narasiham in 2000. Offlate, he has shifted his focus from parallel movies to mainstream movies. He did the lead role of Maruthapuram Vishwan, alcoholic husband of protagonist Sumangala played by Kavya Madhavan, in director Priyanandana’s mainstream movie Bhakthajanangalude Shradhakku. His recent noted roles are as villain character Chakka Maniyan in Lal Jose’s  Pullipulikalum Aattinkuttiyum (2013), as  Sub Inspector in Drishyam and Issac in Memmories (2013). He has also acted in 6 movies in 2014. His roles were well received in hit movies like Sapthamasree Thaskara and Vikramadithyan. The second mainstream movie in which Irshad has done the lead role opposite Lakshmi Gopalaswami, Yathra Thudarunnu, is expected to hit the theaters by the end of 2014. 

Irshad has acted in many telefilms  like Veyil Thumbikal, Award winning Malayalam telefilm Directed by- Priyanandan. Irshad has done only few Malayalam serials. His character in serial Madhavam directed by Saji Sundaresan telecasted on Asianet during 2007-2008 gained attention. He is not very active in serial  in recent years since he is more concentrating on doing films.

Apart from films the actor is very much socially committed. He has contested and lost in a block Panchayath election in 2000. He is also part of many social movements in Trissur and other parts of Kerala, like the one demanding the ban of the use of endosulfan in the state. 

Irshad is the third son of his parents Abdu and Nafeesa Thrissur. His wife is  Ramseena and has a son, Arshiq.

Ammanath Babu Chandran is popularly known as Idavela Babu.  He is a movie-serial artist, anchor, dubbing artist, event manager and a businessman from Kerala. Babu’s debut movie   Idavela was released in the year 1981. Babu was born at Irinjalakuda as the son of Mr. Raman and Mrs. Santa. Babu was deeply interested in dancing since his childhood and has won several prizes and scholarships. Babu is currently the Executive Committee Member of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (Amma). He has several important responsibilities like VP of Artistes of Cinema & TV Media Co-operative Society Ltd, Member of FEFKA, MACTA, SICADU, CONTACT, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, SIIFA, Television Chamber, etc.Co-operative Society Ltd, Member of FEFKA, MACTA, SICADU, CONTACT, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, SIIFA, Television Chamber, etc.

Babu’s contribution to the mini screen includes more than 200 serials and telefilms including Bharya, Stri, Muttathu Varkey Stories, Gokulam, Neeharam, Charulatha, Desadanakilikal, Ishtamaayi, Sparsam, Kayamkulam Kochunni, Malootty, O.Hendy Stories, Sri Guruvayur appan, Sri Krisna Lila, Velankani Matavu, etc. Babu has lent his voice to several actors. Babu has also made a mark as an anchor for TV programs and compeer for stage shows.

Babu was an integral part of hit movies like Idavela, Lion, Mazhavil Kutaram, Hitler, Pataalam, Naran, 20-20, etc. Babu has more than 100 films to his credit.

PC George is an Indian politician. He was born on 28th August 1951 in Kottayam, Kerala. George is a six-time and current Legislative Assembly of the Poonjar Constituency in Kottayam district, Kerala. In 2016, after the legislative election, he ended up all his connections from his former party Kerala Congress and found his separate party named Kerala Janapaksham in 2017.