The makers of Tovino Thomas’ next film have announced its title in an event held in Kochi today (July 21). The title was revealed through a poster hinting at a riot in a village, however, they have not confirmed if the movie is based on real-life incidents. Suraj Venjaramoodu, Tamil actor Cheran, Arya Salim, Priyamvadha Krishnan and Rini Udayakumar are playing pivotal roles in this film, which is directed by Ishq-fame Anuraj Manohar. Further details about the characters are expected in the coming days.

Tovino Thomas’ Avaran announced recently

Avaran is the actor's next upcoming project. The film's creators claim that it is a romantic comedy drama with captivating action scenes and mass appeal. The young actor appears to be taking on a role as an "achayan" that he has never taken on in the poster. Avaran is directed by Shilpa Alexander and produced by Jinu V Abraham under the Jinu Abraham Innovation banner. Renowned Malayalam screenwriter Benny P. Nayarambalam wrote both the story and the screenplay for Avaran.

When Nadikar, Tovino's most recent movie, opened in theatres in May, reviews were mixed. There are reports that the film will soon make its OTT debut on Netflix. The Anweshippin Kandethum star has several upcoming films, including Identity and Ajayante Randam Moshanam.

Anuraj Manohar’s Ishq received positive feedback from audience

Ratheesh Ravi wrote this romantic thriller, which also served as Anuraj Manohar's directorial debut. Ishq, which can be watched on Amazon Prime Video, stars Shane Nigam in the lead role. In supporting parts in the movie are Ann Sheetal, Shine Tom Chacko, and Leona Lishoy.

The story, which is produced by AVA Productions' Mukesh R Mehta, AV Anoop, and CV Sarathi, centres on Sachi and Vasudha, a young couple who are subjected to moral policing from two men while on a road trip, which results in both physical and mental harassment. Their love is put to the test by this difficult circumstance, which finally causes them to split up.

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