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Denny Likmabam
Denny Likmabam in Hiyai (2018)
Born	Denny Likmabam (1976-03-10) 10 March 1976 (age 48) Wangjing Wangkhei, Thoubal district, India
Nationality	Indian
Education	B.A. (Geography), Y.K. College, Wangjing (2001)
Occupation(s)	Actor, Director
Years active	2000-present
Spouse	Jeni Ngangom
Parent(s)	Likmabam Shantikumar Likmabam Ongbi Dameshori

Denny Likmabam (born 10 March 1976) is an Indian actor from Manipur. His films include Phairenthagi Angaoba Leichil, Kaorage, Khuji, Nungshi Hekta Hairage, Hi Sweety Hello Preety and Hiyai.

Career

In 1997, Denny Likmabam joined Sanaleipak Nachom Artistes Association (a Shumang Leela group) as a part-time musician in the orchestra section.

His first film was the 2000 movie Echelsida. He is also the leading actor in the 2002 movie Lammei, the first Manipuri video film to have a commercial screening at a theatre. In 2013, he acted in Makhonmani Mongsaba's Nangna Kappa Pakchade where he plays the role of a lawyer. It participated in Ladakh International Film Festival.

In 2012, he starred in Mamta Murthy's non-fiction movie on Manipuri cinema Fried Fish, Chicken Soup and a Premiere Show. In movies Khuji and Radha Rani, he played antagonistic roles. He took the role of an army officer in School Shooti and a doctor in Amamba Lambee. In Cheitheng Amana, he played two roles.

Accolades

Likmabam was nominated for Best Actor Award for his role in the film Kaorage at the First Festival of Manipuri Cinema 2007, organised by Film Forum Manipur.

Selected filmography

References

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External links

• Denny Likmabam at IMDb

• Living people
• 21st-century Indian male actors
• Indian male film actors
• People from Thoubal district
• Male actors from Manipur
• 1976 births