Lal Jose
Lal Jose, a proficient Indian film maker, was born in Valapad in Thrissur district, Kerala to Jose and Lilly. Later the family moved to Ottapalam owing to personal commitments. Lal Jose did his schooling at NSS KPT School and NSS College Ottapalam. He is married to Leena. The couple has two daughters, Irine and Catherine. Initially he worked as an Assistant Director with Kamal (V) in 16 films, from Pradeshika Vaarthakal (1989) to Krishnagudiyil Oru Pranayakalathu (1997). He worked as an associate director to prominent filmmakers like Thampy Kannamthanam, _Ambazhathil Karunakaran Lohithadas_ , Harikumar, Vinayan, K. K. Haridas, and Nizar. In 1998, he made his debut as an independent director with Oru Maravathoor Kanavu (1998), which starred P.I. Mohammed Kutty (Mammootty) and was scripted by _Sreenivasan (I)_, which turned out be a blockbuster. The huge success of Oru Maravathoor Kanavu earned him a highly dignified reputation. The film was critically and commercially lauded. His next venture was Chandranudikkunna Dikhil (1999), with Dileep as hero, which did well at the box office. In 2001, Lal Jose directed Randam Bhavam (2001) starring Suresh Gopi. In later years, it was widely acclaimed later as one of the best action films in Malayalam. In 2002 Lal Jose directed Meesha Madhavan (2002) which was a milestone in his career as well as for Indian Cinema. Meesha Madhavan was the biggest hit in Malayalm cinema at that time. Later in 2005, Lal Jose directed _Chathupottu(2005)_, the huge box-office success of which took Lal Jose's career to new heights. In 2006, Lal Jose brought out Achanurangatha Veedu (2006), a hugely critically acclaimed film with a strong message that shook the audience and film lovers alike. Lal Jose created an obsession in Kerala in 2006 with Classmates (2006), which broke all the collection records in the Malayalam cinema industry till date. In 2007, he did a political film named Arabikkatha (2007), with Sreenivasan in a leading role. Arabikkatha was critically and commercially a big hit. Lal Jose then directed Neelathamara (2009), written by M. T. Vasudevan Nair, the receipent of maximum number National Awards in Best Screenplay, and it was a remake of the 30-year-old movie with the same name. It was accepted well by the critics and the masses. He directed a story with Mammootty as lead in Kerala Cafe (2009) in 2010. He then directed the hit film Elsamma Enna Aankutty (2010) without multistars. In 2012 Lal Jose made Diamond Necklace (2012) which was the debut film of his production house LJ Films and was well received by the critics and film-goers alike. His next film, Ayalum Njanum Thammil... (2012) was very well received by critics and won the Kerala State Film Award for the Best Director for that year; it did well at the box office, too. He teamed up with Mammooty again for Immanuel (2013). In 2014 he made a commercial blockbuster named Vikramadithyan (2014) and in 2015 he has already made a heroine centric critically acclaimed film named Neena (2015). Lal Jose is one of the top Indian film makers hugely noted for the kind of films he make and project. He is considered as the innovative film maker who revolutionized the pattern of narration and versatilitily in Indian Cinema.
Lal Mohan
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Lal Tayra Bahar
Lal Tayra Bahar is known for I Am You (2019), Atesböcegi (2017) and Istanbullu Gelin (2017).
Lal Vijay Shahdeo
Lala
Lala is known for Thalli Pogathey (2021).
Lala Barlow
Lala has been based in London since 2016 and has recently moved back to her hometown of Melbourne Australia. She trained at Federation University (formally BAPA) and Monash University in Melbourne. Lala is best known for her comedic character roles and crossover into theatre, cabaret and live performance. Lala appeared as pop sensation 'Katy Perry' on the hilarious ABC satiric comedy GET KRACK!N starring Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney (2019). She will appear as Student 3 in the thriller short film The Riddle (2019) directed by Yael Ella and as Rhonda in Mating Season (2019). Lala is soon to be seen playing the exotic role of Rosina in Bardo (2019) produced by Feature One Productions and Directed by Ben O'Connor. Filming for this feature film took place in London in April 2018. Lala wrote and co-performs musical comedy cabaret The Worst Little Warehouse in London. It was work-shopped at Above the Arts Theatre in London's West End and performed a full season on the Assembly Stages as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (2018). The show received five star reviews and was nominated for Musical Theatre Review's 'Best Musical' Award' and 'Favourite Cabaret' at the BroadwayWorld Edinburgh Fringe Festival Awards. Lala won the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Weekly Award for Best Cabaret (2019) and will be taking the show to London in May 2019 in addition to a UK tour. Commercially, Lala has represented Heineken (2017) and also appeared in the Music Video EP 'Over it by Now' for Norfolk based pop rock band, the Young States (2017). Short Films include Wizard by Lewis Jones (2017), The Driver by Gabriel Cunningham (2017) and The Stroke (2017), written and directed by Morgane Polanski and produced by Incognita Films. The Stroke is part of the official selection for the BAFTA qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival in 2018. In London, Lala appeared as the Bearded Lady in the highly acclaimed UK Premiere of Side Show at the Southwark Playhouse starring Wicked's Louise Dearman and Olivier Award Nominee Laura Pitt-Pulford. Produced by Paul Taylor Mills and directed by Hannah Chissick, Side Show was nominated for Best Off West End Production in the 17th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards in 2017 and was met with immense international acclaim. She appeared as the ditzy and dramatic Dolly Tate in Annie Get Your Gun at the New Union Theatre in Southwark, directed by Kirk Jameson and choreographed by Ste Clough. Phil Willmott from London Box Office gave Lala's performance tremendous praise, concluding "Lala Barlow makes the comedic most of her every moment onstage as Dolly, a bullying rival to our heroine". Lala then went on to originate the role of Natalie in the Workshop season of A Kind of Love (now Tainted) at the White Bear Theatre in London; Music and Lyrics by Marc Almond and directed by Bryan Hodgson. She played the role of Mrs Ortranto in the Workshop showing of Island at the Phoenix Artists Club and toured regional England as Jack in Jack and the Beanstalk, directed by Christian Durham. Prior to moving to London, Lala joined the cast of Terror Byte at the iconic Melbourne Cabaret institution Draculas as their comedienne and charismatic leading lady Androgyny. She toured regional Victoria in 2015, playing the dynamic lead of Sheila in Hair, and played the role of Jeanie in their highly acclaimed Melbourne season at Chapel off Chapel. Lala has toured Australia extensively, performing as Pink in The Pink Show, Janet in tribute show The Rocking Horror Show and performed at the Mackay Burlesque Festival and Dirty Martini's as the comedic and quirky Harajuku inspired Lady Lala. She appeared as Tony in Strut and Fret's 'spooftastic' production of North Side Story which enjoyed two seasons as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, at both the North Melbourne Town Hall and the Melba Spiegeltent. Lala also appeared at the Melbourne Recital Centre as a Storyteller in Children of Eden during the 2013 Stephen Schwartz 'Tryptich', attended and rehearsed by the composer himself. In addition to her career as a performer, Lala is also a sought after Choreographer, Musical Director and Vocal Coach, teaching at Arts Educational Schools, The Urdang Academy and READ College in London and St Michaels Grammar School in Melbourne. She Musically Directed the 2016 Green Room Award Nominated Tick Tick Boom! which premiered at The Loft at Chapel off Chapel; produced by Pursued by Bear and directed by Paul Watson.
Lala Choo
Lala Choo is known for Layangan Putus: The Movie (2023).
Lala Costa
Lala Costa is a Puerto Rican born actor, playwright, and creator of The Imagen Award Nominated LalisimaTV, a sketch and web series channel. She trained with Yale School of Drama MFA and Acting Faculty Member, Gregory Berger-Sobeck, at The Berg Studios. While attending The Berg Studios and after several monologue exercises, Lala was encouraged by Berg to write her own monologues, which led her to write and create her one woman show, "Calling Lala: A One Woman-Broadway-Adjacent-Boricua-Show." In 2016, Lala's one woman show "Calling Lala" was accepted into New York's United Solo Theatre Festival. United Solo is the worlds largest solo festival held in the heart of New York's Theatre District on 42nd Street at the prestigious Theatre Row.
Lala Kent
Lala Kent rose to fame on Bravo's Vanderpump Rules, and has since become a wildly popular media personality, and ultimately coined the phrase "Give Them Lala". This phrase paved the way for her beauty empire, Give Them Lala Beauty, and her ambitious, fun, and talented personality has led her to a massive following worldwide. As an actress, Lala recently played the lead role in the Lionsgate horror film The Row and is set to appear in a new heist film called Vault. She has also played major parts in past films like Dudes & Dragons, Pitching Love and Catching Faith, One Shot, and The Mentor. Lala's hit single Boy reached #1 in the Electronic genre on iTunes in 2018.
Lala Marvelous
Lala Marvelous is known for Freak Like Me and Gimme the Loot.