Tamil actor nambiar biography books

Speaking to Indianexpress.com, debutante author Dipak Nambiar, who is the son of Nambiar’s daughter Sneha, said, “The title was given by my mother which in turn was inspired by the western The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

‘The Good’ talks about Nambiar who was a good person in real life which the people in Tamil Nadu realised in the late eighties. ‘The Bad’ talks about the Nambiar who defined villainy in cinema. Even today, actors who have donned the villain’s cape consider Nambiar to be their mentor.

And lastly, ‘The Holy’ explores Nambiar as Mahaswami following his frequent trips to Lord Ayyappa’s shrine at Sabarimala which he undertook religiously every year.”

Dipak added that Nambiar had visited the hill-shrine 280 times until his death.

Having moved into his grandfather’s house at the age of 12, Dipak Nambiar was raised by Nambiar and his wife, Rugmini, who he lovingly called Appa (Fa