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Add to his performance his tragic family history, and it was easy to sympathise with him. With all the nuances a 7-year-old could grasp, Dileep the actor seemed like someone nice, someone you immediately connected to. After the 80s bout of cinemas, with Mohanlal portraying the everyman on screen, we finally had a new mirror to look into.

In the late 80s and early 90s, the Mimics Parade wave hit Kerala and the mimicry artistes were gaining celebrity status. They were cheaper and more accessible to regular people and hence, held a special place in their heart. Soon mimicry became so popular that some of the artistes entered the more respectable world of movies. Artistes like Jayaram, NF Varghese ventured into acting. Siddique and Lal became the writer-director duo that delivered back to back hits. Cochin Haneefa became actor/writer/director.

Dileep indulged in mimicry from his college days, and soon he joined the mimicry troupe Harisree and began performing. His Lalu Alex and Innocent impressions were spot-on, and he managed to win the crowd. Soon, Dileep became a relatively well-known name in the Mimics troupe circle.

Dileep was the name of the first lead character he portrayed in the movie Manathe Kottaram (1994) and he embraced it as his screen name. Through the next 4 years, we saw him in multiple projects mainly with directors like Nizar, Viji Thampi, Rajasenan, and Vinayan.

Even after playing the lead role in multiple movies like Kalyana Sougandhikam (1996) and Three Men Army (1995), he appeared as second fiddle to Jayaram in movies like Swapna Lokathe Balabhaskaran (1996) where he played his driver, and Thooval Kottaram (1996) as his younger brother. He also appeared in minor roles in films like Varnapakittu (1997) starring Mohanlal, and Kaliyoonjal (1997) starring Mammootty.

At halfway through the 2000s, Dileep was the only bankable star as movies from superstars like Mammootty, Mohanlal, Suresh Gopi and the OG Janapriyan, Jayaram kept tanking. Dileep-Harisree Asokan- Cochin Haneefa teamed up again for Kuberan (2002), Runway (2004), and many more.

Some facets control the everyday working of Malayalam Cinema (Infinity Stones). Take one of these out, and the Malayalam Cinema would implode. Control all these, and you control the Malayalam Industry on a scale hitherto undreamt of. Even the factors that have nothing to do with Malayalam Cinema, like his restaurant franchise and real estate dealings, have others from the industry involved with him as partners or benames. Dileep owes his power to his keen understanding of how the Malayalam film industry operates.

MACTA, which was headed by Vinayan at the time, took up the issue, gave Dileep an ultimatum to resolve the matter within three months, failing which he would be boycotted by its members. Within three days of that warning, MACTA was split. MACTA was at that time pushing for a contractual agreement with all actors that would hold in court so that such situations would not arise. Dileep, well-established actor at the time, coaxed half the members of MACTA to leave that body, promising them dates with other superstars.

Oh meanwhile in his personal life, amidst rumours and gossips of an affair, Dileep divorced Manju in 2014. After that, as she returned to films while he reportedly tried his best to thwart her projects.

Dileep was also heavily investing in real estate. Police investigations found he had for the past 11 years been involved in 35 land dealings in Kochi alone. He was also buying up properties in Aluva and neighbouring Nedumbassery, Chalakudy near Thrissur, and in the Idukki district.

As he became more powerful across the industry, Dileep slowly placed himself in every association. Whether it was of actors, directors, exhibitors or producers. Thus, being able to control all facets of the industry.

Also, in November 2016, He married Kavya Madhavan after years of constantly rejecting rumours of their alleged relationship. Like many instances in his life, it was a surprise move, and they got married in a small ceremony at a private hotel in Kochi.

Dileep also started a popular restaurant chain called Dhe Puttu along with Nadirshah beside a multiplex theatre D Cinemaas in Chalakudy. Plans were afoot to build a state-of-the-art five-theatre complex.

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