Sreeram Ramachandran

Sreeram Ramachandran is an Indian actor who works predominantly in the Malayalam film and television industry. He rose to fame with his debut Malayalam film Malarvadi Arts Club (2010), which became a super hit, followed by the blockbuster Thattathin Marayathu (2012). He is widely recognized for his lead role as Jeeva in the popular Malayalam television serial Kasthooriman on Asianet, for which he received critical acclaim and several awards. | Born in Kozhikode, Kerala, Sreeram comes from a family with a strong cultural background; his father, Palai C. K. Ramachandran, is an accomplished senior Carnatic musician. Sreeram completed his schooling at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Kozhikode, and earned a graduation degree in engineering from AWH Engineering College, Kozhikode. Before fully committing to acting, he worked as an assistant art director in Tamil films such as Ghajini and Villu while still in college. | Sreeram began his television career with the Amrita TV show Just Fun Chumma (2012) as Anand, which led to a full‑time role in the Shyamaprasad film Artist (2013). Over the years he has appeared in a range of Malayalam films, television serials, web series, music videos, and short films. He has also been featured in Tamil and Kannada cinema projects in art‑direction roles before transitioning into acting. | In addition to his screen work, Sreeram has lent his presence to music videos such as Lets Take a Break (2017), Aliveni (2017), Nuzhainthaley (2017), and Chilla (2019). He has also worked as an art director on select projects, including a 2024 Malayalam investigative thriller film. Sreeram is married to Vandita Vasudevan and they have a daughter named Vismaya; the family is based in Kochi, Kerala.