Aryadan Shoukath

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Aryadan Shoukath
Shoukath in 2008
Born	India
Nationality	Indian
Occupations	Film producer Politician
Notable work	Paadam Onnu: Oru Vilapam (2003)
Parent	Aryadan Muhammed
Awards	National Film Award

Aryadan Shoukath is an Indian film producer^[1] and a local state politician from Kerala. He is the son of Indian National Congress leader, Aryadan Muhammed, (the former Kerala State Minister of Electricity).

Shoukath is a cultural and political figure in Nilambur municipality (formerly, panchayat).^[2]

His first film, Paadam Onnu: Oru Vilapam, was a critique of Muslim treatment of girls' education. Released in 2003, it won 15 awards, including the National Film Award for Family Welfare and the Best Asian Film Award at the Madrid Festival. His latest film,Vilapangalkkappuram, relates the story of a girl who comes to Kerala to flee the notorious anti-Muslim riots in Gujarat.^[3]

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