Watch Joju George's impressive performances in these films on Sun NXT

Even though it took him a while to establish a notable presence in Malayalam film, Joju George is now regarded as one of the best because of his ability to play any part with ease. Here are some of his previous underappreciated films that are available for streaming on Sun NXT, as you enjoy some of his most recent hits that highlight his acting prowess. You should check out these movies on OTTplay Premium as well.

Joju George Films on Sun NXT

Njan Marykutty

The film follows transgender woman Marykutty as she battles to accept who she really is in an environment that views gender transformation as improper. The inspirational tale of Mary's journey to fulfil all of her aspirations is told in this critically acclaimed film. Joju George does a good job as a compelling antagonist.

Ramante Edanthottam

The movie is based on two personalities who develop a romance that, despite numerous challenges, turns into friendship. The movie's protagonists are Malini, who is married to Elvis, and Raman, who owns a resort. After meeting, they fall in love eventually. The movie follows their relationship over a number of years. Joju plays Elvis, Malini's husband, who treats his wife in a male chauvinist manner.

Lukka Chuppi

With a significant focus on the lives of a group of friends, the movie tends to examine friendship and love in a quirky manner. After 14 years apart, they reunite and reflect on their past, which influences their present lives. Joju portrays one of the main characters in this film, which follows six lives as they piece together their pasts with an odd narrative.

Peace

Carlos and a group of people in the movie invite a stranger as they travel to a train station. As they follow their instincts for joy, survival, and greed, their entire lives devolve into chaos. Joju plays Carlos in this comedy thriller, which also stars Asha Sharath, Remya Nambeesan and Siddique in supporting parts.

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