Bio/Wiki
| Full Name | Madath Thekkepaattu Vasudevan Nair |
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| Nickname | M. T. |
Physical Stats & More
| Eye Color | Black |
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| Hair Color | Salt & Pepper |
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Personal Life
| Hometown | Madras Presidency, British India |
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| Zodiac Sign | Cancer |
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| Marital Status | Married | ||
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Family
| Father | T. Narayanan Nair (worked in a tea plantation company in Sri Lanka) |
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| Mother | Ammaluamma (homemaker) |
| Siblings | Three siblings, including a brother named MT Narayanan Nair |
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Career
| Debut | Film debut with Murappennu in 1965 |
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| Last Film | Manorathangal (2024) |
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| Additional Info | Nair was a prominent figure in Malayalam literature, known for his novels and screenplays that highlight social issues and cultural narratives. |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| He spent his childhood in Kudallur and Punnayurkulam in Kerala. | |
| Began writing at an early age and published work in magazines. | |
| Worked as a gram sevak and later joined Mathrubhumi Weekly. | |
| His story 'Vishuvaghosham' was published in 1948. | |
| The acclaimed novel 'Naalukettu' depicted the decline of typical Nair family systems. | |
| Nair's cinematic contributions include directing and screenwriting for several award-winning films. | |
| His work often focused on eco-feminist themes, societal changes, and the impact of traditional family structures. |
