Naslen K Gafoor, renowned for his role in Premalu, has emerged as a beloved young star, particularly among female audiences. The actor, celebrated for his captivating on-screen presence, is preparing for the release of his forthcoming film, Alappuzha Gymkhana, directed by Khalid Rahman. Recently, Naslen shared insights about his character in the film, indicating that it diverges from his previous roles.

Naslen on Alappuzha Gymkhana 

Regarding Alappuzha Gymkhana, Naslen, who portrays Jojo Johnson, expressed that this character is unlike any he has played before. 

"The role of Jojo is quite distinct from my past characters. Until now, I have primarily portrayed introverted roles. However, my character in Alappuzha Gymkhana is accompanied by three heroines," Naslen remarked during a recent press conference for the film.

Alappuzha Gymkhana's young cast

In addition to Naslen, the film features a variety of emerging talents such as Ganapathi S. Poduval, Sandeep Pradeep, Anagha Ravi, Franco Francis, Baby Jean, and Shiva Hariharan. Lukman Avaran, who is also involved in the project, previously described it as an enjoyable and entertaining experience.

Khalid Rahman on Alappuzha Gymkhana plot

Khalid Rahman serves as the director of Alappuzha Gymkhana, having previously directed Tovino Thomas’ Thallumaala, which gained significant popularity among young audiences due to its captivating music and stylish dance sequences. Consequently, there are high expectations for this film, especially as it brings together Naslen, who enjoys a substantial fan base, and Khalid Rahman, in what is anticipated to be a sports comedy.

In a prior interview with Cue Studio, the director of Thallumaala mentioned that the storyline of Alappuzha Gymkhana centres on a group of young individuals who aim to participate in a state-level sports competition after not succeeding in their plus-two examinations. They choose to engage in boxing, as the additional marks could facilitate their college admissions.

Khalid, despite his background in boxing, emphasized that the film is intended to be a light-hearted comedy, steering clear of the graphic violence often seen in recent action films like Marco.

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