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Years active
  
2011–present


Role
  
Film actor

Name
  
Sreenath Bhasi

Siblings
  
Sreekanth Bhasi

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Born
  
29 May 1988 (age 35) (
1988-05-29
)
Kochi, Kerala, India

Occupation
  
Film actor, Playback singer

Website
  
www.facebook.com/Sreenathbhasi

Movies
  
Honey Bee, Da Thadiya, Beware of Dogs, KL 10 Patthu, Rasputin

Similar People
  
Sekhar Menon, Jean Paul Lal, Neeraj Madhav, Aashiq Abu, Sreenath

Alma mater
  
Mahatma Gandhi University

Residence
  
Vypin, Ernakulam district

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Sreenath Bhasi is an Indian film actor and musician best known for his work in Malayalam films. He started his career as a radio DJ in Red FM 93.5. At the same time he worked as a VJ in Kiran Tv. He has acted in the films Pranayam, 22 Female Kottayam, Arike, Da Thadiya, Ustad Hotel, Honey Bee: Its Tripping..., Beware of dogs, Anuraga Karikkin Vellam. He was a part of the Christian alternative metal band named Crimson Wood and is currently the vocalist of an experimental djent band from Kerala. Sreenath Bhasi married Reethu Zachariah hailing from Trivandrum at Bolgatty Palace in Ernakulam on 9 December 2016.

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Discography

  • 2012 "Oh, My Panchasara..." from Da Thadiya
  • 2013 "Vattakkulam..." from Idukki Gold
  • 2013 "Thaanaro..." from North 24 Kaatham

    • Filmography

    Actor
    -
    Al Karama (pre-production)
    -
    Antappan Weds Ancy (pre-production)
    -
    Dance Party (pre-production)
    -
    Journey (pre-production)
    -
    Udaya (pre-production)
    -
    Unlock (pre-production)
    -
    Dhuniyavinte Orattath (filming)
    -
    Idi Mazha Kaattu (filming)
    -
    Untitled Sreenath Bhasi/Little Crew Productions Project (filming)
    -
    Khajuraho Dreams (post-production)
    -
    Manjummel Boys (post-production)
    -
    Ekajalakam
    2023
    Corona Dhavan
    2023
    Lovefully Yours Veda as
    Ranjan
    2022
    Padachone Ingalu Kaatholee as
    Dineshan
    2022
    Chattambi as
    Kariah George
    2022
    Third World Boys
    2022
    Bheeshma Parvam as
    Ami Ali
    2021
    Sumesh & Ramesh as
    Sumesh
    2021
    #Home as
    Antony Oliver Twist
    2020
    Chenkodi
    2020
    Kappela as
    Roy
    2020
    Trance as
    Kunjan
    2020
    Anjaam Pathiraa as
    Andrew
    2019
    Happy Sardar as
    Sharaf
    2019
    Aakashaganga II
    2019
    Manoranjini (Short) as
    Pushpangadan
    2019
    Virus as
    Dr. Abid Rahman
    2019
    Kumbalangi Nights as
    Boney
    2019
    Allu Ramendran as
    Amruthesh
    2018
    Iblis as
    Subair
    2018
    B. Tech as
    Jojo Mathew
    2018
    Kallai FM
    2017
    Goodalochana as
    Ajaz
    2017
    Parava
    2017
    Honey Bee 2: Celebrations as
    Abu
    2016
    Anuraga Karikkin Vellam as
    Kichu
    2016
    Jacob's Kingdom of Heaven as
    Abin Jacob
    2015
    Rani Padmini as
    Trekker
    2015
    Nikkah
    2015
    Rasputin as
    Radhenathan aka Radhs
    2015
    KL 10 Patthu as
    Djinn
    2014
    Beware of Dogs as
    Sunny
    2014
    The Last Supper
    2014
    Masala Republic as
    Anto
    2013
    North 24 Kaatham as
    Siddharth
    2013
    Honey Bee as
    Abu
    2012
    Da Thadiya as
    Sunny Jose Prakash
    2012
    Ustad Hotel as
    Kaya Team
    2012
    Arike as
    Anjan
    Music Department
    2019
    Valiyaperunnal (playback singer)
    2018
    Varathan (playback singer)
    2017
    Parava (playback singer)
    2013
    Idukki Gold (playback singer)
    2013
    North 24 Kaatham (playback singer)
    2012
    Da Thadiya (lyricist) / (playback singer)
    Soundtrack
    2018
    Varathan (performer: "Nee Pranayamothum")
    2017
    Parava (performer: "Pakalin Vaathil")
    Self
    2017
    Honey Bee 2.5 as
    Self

    References

    Sreenath Bhasi Wikipedia
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