Shan Vahab

Shan Vahab is a SOUTH INDIAN actor and model as well as an ad-film maker. The actor lives in Trivandrum. Unlike other actors Shan Vahab has a strong academic record. He pursued high school graduation from VHSS KALARR. He graduated from the Mannaniya College of Arts and Science and post graduated from the IQBAL College. Not only this, but he also has a diploma in journalism from the Central Youth Welfare Board and even a Bachelor of Education Degree from the Kerala University.

His first movie as a supporting actor was ‘ Ithu Nammude Katha Click to look into! >> Read More... ’. He also acted in the famous TV serial ‘ Indira A serial that depicts the search of a grandfather >> Read More... ’. The serial revolves around a grandfather and his lost granddaughter Indira. The story clearly says about the victory of good over the bad. Fighting with his own relation to justify the justice where old man finds his true granddaughter ultimately after going through so many difficult circumstances.

He has also done a supporting role in the movie ‘Vishwasam… Athallae Ellaam’ which was released in the year 2015, directed by ‘ Jayaraj Vijay Jayaraj Vijay is a Malayalam director. He was born >> Read More... ’ and produced by Flowers Creations. The cast included ' Shine Tom Chacko Shine Tom Chacko is a renowned film actor in the M >> Read More... ', ‘ Shankar Panicker Shankar Panicker is a popular Malayalam and Tamil >> Read More... ’, ‘ Ansiba Hassan Ansiba Hasan is an upcoming actress in the south I >> Read More... ’, ‘ Archana Jayakrishnan Archana Jayakrishnan is a young artist who made he >> Read More... ’, ‘Manoj K Jayan’, ‘ Kalabhavan Shajon Kalabhavan Shajohn is one of the most well-known c >> Read More... ’, ‘ Sunil Sukhada Sunil Sukhada is a talented Malayalam actor. He is >> Read More... ’, and Shan Vahab himself. It was also made in Malayalam. The story is about a spoiled child of a strict police commissioner who steps in life without any sufficient knowledge. As per article in THE TIMES OF INDIA, it was regarded as a disaster that slips into B. Grade comedy and was given only two stars.