Mohanlal and Dulquer Salmaan ruling social media
Mohanlal and Dulquer Salmaan, two stars from two generations of Mollywood. Mohanlal who started his career in 1978, still ruling the Malayalam film industry like a boss and unarguably he is the star with most number of fans in Kerala and the most popular Malayali in India as well. Apart from being the finest actor in India, Mohanlal is like an emotion to the people of Kerala and habit of theirs, which they never want to forget. On the other hand, Dulquer Salmaan who made his entry in Mollywood just 5-6 years back had made a space of his own here. At first he accepted by the people here as the son of Mammootty. But later he had created his own space and now one of the most sought after young stars of Mollywood. And when it comes to the social Media platforms like Facebook and Twitter, these two stars were just rocking and ruling it.
Mohanlal had crossed 8 lakh followers last day in Twitter and he became the first actor from Mollywood to do so. The second best from Mollywood in twitter was Mammootty who only had around 5 lakd followers. Mohanlal is the only actor who is followed by many celebrities all over India as well. When it comes to Dulquer Salmaan, he had crossed 40 lakhs Facebook likes last day.
His official Facebook page has more than 40 Lakhs likes now and the first actor to do so from Mollywood. Right behind him, there is again Mohanlal, with more than 36 lakhs Facebook likes to his official Facebook page. Nivin Pauly at 3rd with 34 lakhs likes and Mammootty at 4th with 31 lakhs Facebook likes.
In twitter, Dulquer Salmaan has more than 3 lakhs followers as well. After acting in the Tamil film OK Kanmani, Dulquar had become very popular among the youngsters of Tamil Nadu and that really boosted his Facebook likes. Nivin Pauly also got that boost after the success of his film Premam in Tamil Nadu. But when we look at overall likes, it is actress Nazriya Nazim, Mia George, Amala Paul leading the way in Facebook likes with 72 lakhs, 57 lakhs, 53 lakhs likes respectively.
