Dulquer Salmaan said his father Mammootty never dictated his career choices, instead giving him freedom to learn from success and failure. The veteran actor’s quiet support acts like a safety net, reassuring Dulquer that he can take risks. The actor is now preparing for his Malayalam comeback with the film "I'm Game".

Dulquer Salmaan calls Mammootty his ‘safety net’; father’s hands‑off guidance fuels his rise
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