Biju Pappan

Biography:

Malayalam film actor Biju Pappan is also a serial performer. In the Keralan district of Trivandrum, he was born in 1969. Biju’s parents are Mrs. Kumari and the late Mr. Padmanaban, a former Trivandrum mayor. Biju is wed to Mrs. Shiba, and together they have two sons, Krishnan and Kartik. Biju’s dad was a brilliant actor and politician. Biju finished his secondary education and graduate work in Kerala. He was the secretary of several college groups and had a lifelong interest in the arts. Biju has a number of prosperous business endeavors, including a furniture store, interior design, wood exports, building, finance, and so forth. Biju is a devoted devotee of Sri Narayan Guru, the revered saint.
Biju has performed in a number of serials, including Kavya Anjali, Vaava, Vatsalyam, Sthree Oru Santhwanam, and Taali.

Seven Arts International produced Taali and Vava. With a brief appearance in the 1991 film Samooham, Biju launched his big-screen career. Up until he got the chance to play the part of Ubaid in the action film King and Commissioner, he kept playing smaller villain roles. Another pivotal moment in his acting career came from his portrayal of Jamal in the film Simhasanam. Biju is gradually incorporating humor into his tracks as well. His most recent films include Madambi, Baba Kalani, Sound of Boot, Drona, Pramani, Oru Naal Varum, Chotta Mumbai, I love me, Run baby run, Indian Rupee, Collector, Sandwich, and others.