Babykuttan Thoolika
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Babykuttan Thoolika(T.K.Gopinatha Kurup) | |
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| Born | 15 September 1945 |
| Pen name | Babykuttan Thoolika |
| Occupation | Drama director, producer, writer, poet, artist, and song writer |
| Nationality | Indian |
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| Spouse | Rema Devi Meenakshi Amma |
| Parents | Thevalakkra Kunjan Pillai Kamalamma Pillai |
T. K. Gopinatha Kurup (15 September 1945 in Thevalakkara, Kerala), also known by his pen name Babykuttan Thoolika, is an Indian drama director, producer, writer, poet, artist, and songwriter.
Babykuttan began his career in the field of drama and theater in the 1960s, and quickly made a name for himself as a talented and versatile artist. He wrote and directed numerous plays, many of which were critically acclaimed and won awards. As a writer, Babykuttan's works were known for their social relevance and thought-provoking themes. As a director, Babykuttan was known for his ability to bring out the best in his actors and for his innovative use of stage design and lighting, Chemmeen drama version clearly is a proof for it. He worked with some of the biggest names in the Malayalam theater industry, and his productions were staged all over the country.
Thoolika wrote and directed over 70 productions for 19 theatre troupes, composing the music in some cases.
- Pramani[1][2]
- Pakal Pooram[2]
- Chemmeen[3]
- Layavinyasam[2]
- Ammaveedu
- Thulasithara
- Mithunamrashi
- Palliveetta[3]
- Kilipaate
- Swathanthran
- Kathilola Ponoola
- Anubhavangale Palichakale
- Enippadikal
