Major Mahadevan
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| Colonel Mahadevan | |
|---|---|
| Major Mahadevan series character | |
 Mohanlal as Major Mahadevan in Kandahar | |
| First appearance | Keerthi Chakra (2006) |
| Last appearance | 1971: Beyond Borders (2017) |
| Created by | Major Ravi |
| Portrayed by | Mohanlal |
| In-universe information | |
| Nickname | Mahi |
| Gender | Male |
| Title | Major, Colonel |
| Occupation | NSG Team Commander, army officer |
| Family | Major Sahadevan (father) Parvathy Sahadevan (mother) |
| Spouse | Sreekutty |
| Children | Arathi Mahadevan |
| Religion | Hinduism  |
| Nationality |  Indian |
Major Mahadevan is a fictional character and the protagonist in the Major Mahadevan film series. The character was created by Major Ravi and is portrayed by Mohanlal. Mahadevan is a commanding officer in the Indian Army, who held the title Major and was promoted to a Colonel. He first appears in the 2006 film Kirthi Chakra, and later in the sequels Kurukshetra (2008), Kandahar (2010), and 1971: Beyond Borders (2017).[1]
Major Mahadevan is one of the most influential characters to have appeared in Malayalam cinema. Mohanlal was given an honorary position as a lieutenant colonel in the Territorial Army of India by the Indian Ministry of Defence, taking into account his honest portrayal of an army man and the reach the character got through the films Kirthi Chakra (2006) and Kurukshetra (2008).[2] The third installment Kandahar was released in 2010.[3] He appeared in the latest film 1971: Beyond Borders in 2017.
Family
Mahadevan was married and had a daughter, Arathi Mahadevan with his wife, Sreekutty (portrayed by
Appearances
Mahadevan appeared in four films:
- Keerthi Chakra (2006) (as Major Mahadevan)
- Kurukshetra (2008) (as Colonel Mahadevan)
- Kandahar (2010) (as Major Mahadevan)
- 1971: Beyond Borders (2017) (in a dual role as Colonel Mahadevan and Major Sahadevan)
References
- ^ Vijay George (15 October 2010). "Brave heart". The Hindu.
- ^ Vivek Ranjit (18 January 2010). "Fabulous Fifteen". The New Indian Express. Archived from the original on 23 December 2014.
- ^ Vijay george (17 December 2010). "A major mission". The Hindu.