Comrade 2006 Movie Cast

Comrade

(2006)—originally titled Bekarov Yikre Lekha Mashehu Tov —is an Israeli drama-action film directed by Eyal Shiray . The story follows a 14-year-old boy named Ilan who runs away from home to find his estranged sister, only to encounter an elderly man who claims to be the "last true Communist". Core Cast Members

The Actor:

By 2006, Aleksandr Petrov was already a veteran of Russian and European cinema, known for his intense, method-driven approach. For Comrade , Petrov reportedly spent three weeks working in a factory to understand the physicality of manual labor. His performance is a masterclass in suppressed rage and quiet dignity. Petrov’s piercing blue eyes and stoic frame contrast sharply with the more volatile characters around him. After Comrade , Petrov went on to star in several high-profile historical epics, but he often cites this role as his personal favorite because of its raw, unpolished humanity. comrade 2006 movie cast

Eliran Caspi as Dalia’s boyfriend:

A supporting role within Dalia's life in Haifa. Uri Klauzner as the Teacher: Ilan's school teacher. Director: Eyal Shiray. Writer: Uzi Weil (sometimes credited as Uzi Vile). Plot Overview Mohanlal as Comrade K

• Mohanlal as Comrade K. R. Gopalan Mukundan – The protagonist, a staunch and idealistic Communist who navigates personal and political turmoil.
• Bhumika Chawla as Suhara – Mukundan’s wife, a strong-willed woman who stands by him through hardships.
• Shriya Saran as Mridula – A college student and party worker who shares a deep ideological bond with Mukundan.
• Jagathy Sreekumar as Comrade Krishnadas – Mukundan’s loyal friend and fellow party member, providing both support and comic relief.
• Innocent as Raman Nair – A local landlord and political rival representing opposing ideologies.
• Murali as Narayanan – A fellow Communist leader and friend whose differing views create ideological conflict.
• Salim Kumar as Kunjan – A party worker caught between loyalty and personal ambition.
• Nedumudi Venu in a pivotal supporting role as a senior party figure.

Avram

The story centers on Ilan’s escape to Haifa after discovering hidden letters from his sister. While living with Dalia, he finds himself drawn into the world of , who is preparing for a "last stand" against capitalism. The film explores themes of family estrangement, ideological obsession, and the complexities of growing up in a modern urban environment. Note on Similar Titles Avram The story centers on Ilan’s escape to

Avraham

as : As the "last true Communist," Dayan is widely considered the standout. He brings a "nutso" energy to the role of an elderly man living in an abandoned building with a weapons cache and a marijuana business. Tinkerbell ( Ravit Rozen

Comrade

The 2006 film titled (originally titled Bekarov Yikre Lekha Mashehu Tov ) is an Israeli drama directed by Eyal Shiray. It tells the story of a 14-year-old boy named Ilan who runs away from home to find his estranged sister in Haifa, eventually befriending an elderly man who claims to be the "last true Communist." 🎬 Main Cast Adam Hirsch as Ilan (The Brother) Tinkerbell (Ravit Rozenstein) as Dalia (The Sister) Assi Dayan as Avram (The ex-communist) 🎭 Supporting Cast Shraga Harpaz as Ilan's Father Razia Israeli as Ilan's Mother Yuval Semo as Zohar (Snack shack owner) Eliran Caspi as Dalia's boyfriend Eyal Rozales as Dictator Uri Klauzner as Teacher 💡 Quick Facts

The film’s director, Sergei Korotkov (a pseudonym for a politically controversial filmmaker who chose to remain unnamed), took significant risks with the casting. At the time, Khabensky was primarily known as a fantasy hero, and casting him as a cold-blooded pragmatist was a gamble. Similarly, placing the intense, often tragic Akinshina in a role that required more restraint than anguish was a bold move.