Aashiq Abu

Filmmaker · Producer · Cinematographer

Born 12 April 1978, Kochi, Kerala, India

Biography

Aashiq Abu began his directorial career with Daddy Cool (2009) and quickly became one of the central figures of the new-generation wave in Malayalam cinema. His films — among them Salt N' Pepper (2011), 22 Female Kottayam (2012), Mayaanadhi (2017), Virus (2019) and Rifle Club (2024) — are recognised for moving fluidly across genres while keeping a strong grounding in local culture and character.

In 2012 he founded OPM Cinemas, a production house that has since produced acclaimed films including the National Award-winning Maheshinte Prathikaaram (2016) and has mentored emerging directors, writers and technicians through its OPM Dream Mill Cinemas banner.

Beyond directing, Aashiq Abu works as a producer, cinematographer and occasional actor, and is an active voice on questions of industry reform and workplace accountability in Malayalam cinema.

Director

Aja Sundari

Aja Sundari

2026 · Upcoming

Rifle Club

Rifle Club

2024

Neelavelicham

Neelavelicham

2023

Naaradan

Naaradan

2022

Aanum Pennum

Aanum Pennum

2021 · Segment “Rani”

Virus

Virus

2019

Mayaanadhi

Mayaanadhi

2017

Rani Padmini

Rani Padmini

2015

Gangster

Gangster

2014

Idukki Gold

Idukki Gold

2013

5 Sundarikal

5 Sundarikal

2013 · Segment “Gauri”

Da Thadiya

Da Thadiya

2012

22 Female Kottayam

22 Female Kottayam

2012

Salt N' Pepper

Salt N' Pepper

2011

Daddy Cool

Daddy Cool

2009

Cinematographer

Aja Sundari

Aja Sundari

2026 · Upcoming

Lovely

Lovely

2025

Rifle Club

Rifle Club

2024

Actor

2018

2018

2023

C/o 56APO

C/o 56APO

2022 · as Mukhlis Azad

Trance

Trance

2020

Parava

Parava

2017

Iyobinte Pusthakam

Iyobinte Pusthakam

2014 · as P. J. Antony

Annayum Rasoolum

Annayum Rasoolum

2013 · as Hyder

Awards

Virus

2019 · Director
  • WonBest DirectorCritics’ Choice Film Awards
  • WonBest DirectorCPC Cine Awards
  • WonBest Indian Feature FilmJagran Film Festival

Mayaanadhi

2017 · Director
  • WonBest FilmPadmarajan Award

Maheshinte Prathikaaram

2016 · Producer
  • WonBest Feature Film in Malayalam64th National Film Awards
  • WonBest Film with Popular Appeal & Aesthetic ValueKerala State Film Awards
  • WonBest Film – MalayalamFilmfare Awards South
  • WonBest FilmCPC Cine Awards
  • WonBest FilmVanitha Film Awards
  • WonCritics Award for Best FilmAsianet Film Awards

22 Female Kottayam

2012 · Director
  • WonBest DirectorKerala State Film Awards
  • WonBest DirectorMohan Raghavan Award

Salt N’ Pepper

2011 · Director
  • WonBest Popular FilmKerala State Film Awards

Elsewhere