The makers of Suraj Venjaramoodu's upcoming movie, ED - Extra Decent, have dropped its second poster today (June 30) on the occasion of the actor’s birthday. 

Suraj's character is seen juggling his friends and family in the most recent poster, giving away that there will be a comedy riot. The first poster for the film, which was released recently, revealed the actor's peculiar appearance in it. He sports a spectacle and a clean-shaven appearance. A glimpse at the movie's main characters was also featured on the recent posters.

E D – Extra Decent to hit the big screen in Christmas?

The actor is advancing his career as a film producer with this project. The project's theatrical debut is expected to take place by the end of this year. Presumably, the film, which hits theatres during the Christmas season, will be a complete comedy-drama with a strong emphasis on humour.

Filming for ED - Extra Decent began in Mookambika and is currently taking place in various locations in Palakkad. The film is sure to please viewers with its lightheartedness and superb acting, thanks to its talented cast and catchy title. The film's puja ceremony happened in the vicinity of the Kollur Mookambika Temple on May 26. The movie's title was later revealed on social media by the actors and crew after they shared photos from the occasion.

Cast and crew of E D – Extra Decent

Aamir Pallikkal is directing this film, whose screenplay is penned by Ashif Kakkodi. Magic Frames is the company distributing this film in theatres. Listin Stephen is a co-producer of this movie. The original score and soundtrack for the project will be composed by Ankit Menon.

Grace Antony, Vinaya Prasad, Rafi, Sudheer Karamana, Vineeth Thattil, Dilna, Premalu-fame Shyam Mohan, Prashant Alexander, Shaju Sridhar and Sajin Cherukail are among the supporting cast members of the movie. Further information and the movie's theatrical release should follow the completion of filming.

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