Bio/Wiki
| Full Name | S. Murali Mohan |
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| Other Name | S. Muralimohan |
Physical Stats & More
| Eye Color | Black |
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| Hair Color | Grey |
Career
| Overview | S. Murali Mohan made his mark in the film industry as both an actor and a filmmaker. He initially collaborated with director Upendra Rao as an associate director on notable films like ‘Tharle Nan Maga’ (1992) and ‘Om’ (1995). His contributions extended beyond directing to include dialogue writing, lyricism, and screenplay development for various films. He gained significant recognition for his work in films such as ‘Nagarahavu’ (2002) and ‘Mallikarjuna’ (2011). Despite health challenges later in life, he remained an influential figure in Kannada cinema. |
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Some Lesser Known Facts
| Murali Mohan originated from Bengaluru, Karnataka. | |
| He developed a close friendship with director Upendra Rao during college, which evolved into a successful professional partnership. | |
| He began as an associate director, contributing to significant filmmaking efforts like ‘Tharle Nan Maga’ and ‘Shhh!’ | |
| As a dialogue writer, he contributed to films like ‘Lakshmi Mahalakshmi’. | |
| He directed and contributed as a writer for ‘Nagarahavu’, showcasing his multifaceted talent in the industry. | |
| Murali worked on various projects, including serving as a lyricist for the psychological thriller ‘A’ (1998) and directing 'Santha' (2007). | |
| His final works included 'Mallikarjuna' (2011), which received widespread acclaim. | |
| Murali Mohan struggled with kidney-related ailments, facing financial barriers to secure a needed transplant. |
