Kalabhavan Abi (Habeeb Muhammed) was a highly celebrated Indian mimicry artist and actor, predominantly known for his contributions to Malayalam cinema and stage. He began his career in the late 1980s as a standout performer at Kalabhavan, a renowned performing arts center in Kochi, where his exceptional talent for voice modulation and impersonation quickly made him a household name. He gained widespread fame through his immensely popular audio and video mimicry albums, most notably for creating the iconic comedy character 'Amina Thaatha'. Transitioning to the silver screen, Abi starred in over 50 Malayalam films, often portraying memorable comedic and supporting roles. He was admired for his versatility, natural humor, and ability to breathe life into diverse characters. Beyond his performances, Abi was a respected figure in the mimicry circuit, serving as a mentor and inspiration to many younger artists, including future stars like Dileep and Nadirshah. He remained active in the industry until his untimely demise on November 30, 2017, leaving behind a rich legacy in Malayalam entertainment.