Machan Varghese

Biography

M. L. Varghese, popularly known by stage name Machan Varghese, was a Malayalam film actor and mimicry artist. He started his career as a mimicry artist in Kalabhavan and debuted as an actor through Kabooliwala.

Known For

Ee Mazha Then Mazha

1 January, 2000

Brother Sahadevan

10 January, 2003

Padanayakan

10 October, 1996

Aparichithan

16 July, 2004

Akhila

1 July, 2002

Mannar Mathai Speaking

1 January, 1995

Kavyam

4 May, 2008

Kadaksham

26 March, 2010

Savithriyude Aranjanam

22 December, 2002

Kalyanapittannu

25 July, 1997

Mayaponman

7 June, 1997

War & Love

24 November, 2003

One Man Show

12 December, 2001

Mazhathullikkilukkam

12 March, 2002

Thilakkam

11 April, 2003

Gajaraja Manthram

10 May, 1997

Bharthavudyogam

20 January, 2001

Chakram

27 December, 2003

The Porter

11 March, 1996

Sundarapurushan

14 September, 2001

Ee Parakkum Thalika

3 July, 2001

Meesa Madhavan

4 July, 2002

Suvarna Simhasanam

14 November, 1997

C.I.D. Moosa

4 July, 2003

Best of Luck

16 November, 2010

Vettam

20 August, 2004

Orange

16 March, 2012

Paappi Appachaa

14 April, 2010

Canvas

21 May, 2010

Punjabi House

4 September, 1998

Meerayude Dukhavum Muthuvinte Swapnavum

25 July, 2003

Kochi Rajavu

25 May, 2005

Jalolsavam

26 August, 2004

Malabar Wedding

24 March, 2008

www.anukudumbam.com

15 March, 2002

Uthaman

7 September, 2001

Ottakkayyan

26 October, 2007

Sadanandante Samayam

2 May, 2003

Independence

22 June, 1999

Newspaper Boy

1 January, 1997

Man of the Match

1 January, 1996

Thalamelam

30 April, 2004

Friends

12 August, 1999

Thattakam

1 January, 1998

Killikurushiyile Kudumba Mela

1 February, 1997

Thenkasipattanam

2 December, 2000

Rakshasa Rajavu

1 August, 2001

Malayali Mamanu Vanakkam

12 June, 2002

Kunjikkoonan

24 February, 2002

Hariharan Pilla Happy Aanu

25 November, 2003

Vellinakshatram

2 April, 2004

Vamanapuram Bus Route

22 January, 2004

Rasikan

16 December, 2004

Pachakuthira

14 April, 2006

Kattuchembakam

27 November, 2002

Chenaparambile Aanakkaryam

11 June, 1998

Greetings

13 February, 2004