Dileep’s July 4th: Reasons why the date is a lucky charm for the superstar

July 4th holds a special significance for Mollywood superstar Dileep, as this date has proven to be a lucky charm throughout his career. With several of Dileep’s superhit films born on the same date, here let’s take a look at the reasons why ‘July 4’ is actually a lucky charm for the actor.

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Although the actor Dileep was loved by many for his magnificent performances in classic films, the actor cemented his place as a superstar with Lal Jose’s directorial drama film ‘Meesa Madhavan’. The movie hit the big screens on July 4 and although the first responses after the screening were poor for ‘Meesa Madhavan’, the film slowly gained momentum on the second day itself and is still considered to be one of the best films in Dileep’s career.

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July 4th becomes the enchanting backdrop for yet another classical hit in the illustrious career of Mollywood superstar Dileep, as the magical film 'Ee Parakkum Thalika' is released on the same date. The harmonious blend of acting, comedy, songs, and simple storyline, makes ‘Ee Parakkum Thalika’ a magnificent one which marks a milestone in Dileep’s filmography.

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It won’t take one to answer the question regarding the best comedy film in Mollywood and all thanks to Dileep and Johny Antony for creating the out-and-out comedy film ‘CID Moosa’ which hit the big screens on July 4, 2003. Recently the director Johny Antony announced that he is planning for a sequel to the Dileep starrer ‘CID Moosa’.

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On July 4, 2005, the director Meccartin teamed up with the superstar Dileep for the comedy entertainer ‘Pandippada. Although the movie is nowhere near being a classic, it has offered several funny moments that are still used by netizens to create memes and trolls. Dileep played an ordinary man named Bhuvana who comes to a village to sell his land to clear his debts and the situation becomes more interesting when it leads to a feud between two families. Actor Prakash Raj gave his best performance as a negatively shaded character named Pandi Durai in the movie.

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