Sunny Wayne is an Indian actor who predominantly works in Malayalam cinema. He is known for his role as Kurudi in the Malayalam film Second Show (2012).Before becoming an actor, he worked at an IT company. In an interview, he talked about the switch he made and said, I believe in random, unplanned journeys. IT was not a choice; it was more a last option. I grew up watching Chitrahaar and Rangoli on DD and wouldn’t miss a single movie award night. I had this habit of dialing random numbers and showing off my mimicry skills—Janardhanan was a favourite. In college, I used to do mimicry.”.In 2018, he launched a production company named Sunny Wayne Productions. In an interview, he talked about his new venture and said, I want to do my bit for theatre — an art form from where acting evolved. I want to know more about it and support the talents.” Sunny Wayne inaugrating his production house.He has appeared in Malayalam films Nee Ko Njaa Cha (2013), Mosayile Kuthira Meenukal (2014), Double Barrel (2015), Oru Kuttanadan Blog (2018), and Anugraheethan Antony (2021). Sunny Wayne in the film ‘Anugraheethan Antony’.He made cameo appearances in Malayalam films Thattathin Marayathu (2012), Avarude Raavukal (2017), Chembarathipoo (2017), June (2019), and Black Coffee (2021). Sunny Wayne in the film ‘Chembarathipoo’.He appeared in the Netflix film ‘Maniyarayile Ashokan’ (2020). Poster of the film ‘Maniyarayile Ashokan’.In 2021, he appeared in the Amazon Prime Video film Sara’s.In 2022, he produced and appeared in the Malayalam film ‘Appan’ on SonyLIV. Sunny Wayne in the film ‘Appan’.In 2017, he dubbed the voice of Sujith Shanker in the film Ezra. In an interview, he talked about this and said, When director Jay asked whether I can do it for Sujith Sureshan’s character, I was excited. Till then, I had dubbed only for myself. During the process, it actually got me thinking about the dubbing artistes and their talent. You have to totally become someone else through your voice and moreover, your voice acting should suit them to a T. To get the slang, the accent and the feel right isn’t easy and it took me around three days to complete it. The challenging part was that initially, I wasn’t feeling at all that my voice acting is matching Sujith, onscreen. So, I kept on trying till both the director and I were convinced about it.”.