We had earlier reported that actor SJ Suryah, who has been wowing the audience with his powerful performances, will be making his Malayalam debut alongside an equally talented actor Fahadh Faasil. The film will be helmed by director Vipin Das. Recently, the Tamil actor opened up about the project and working with Fahadh Faasil.

SJ Suryah on his Malayalam debut and Fahadh Faasil

SJ Suryah was last seen in Indian 2, and currently awaiting the release of Raayan. While the actor has been busy with multiple projects across Tamil and Telugu industries, he will be soon making his Malayalam debut which will also star another talented actor, Fahadh Faasil. The film is directed by Vipin Das and is yet to get a title.

Recently, in an interview confirming about the project, SJ Suryah said, "It is my first Malayalam debut and that too with Fahadh Faasil sir. I have adored him in many films, but I became a mad fan of him after watching Aavesham. He was fabulous and one can go on and on about the way he performed.”

The Tamil actor also went on to explain the climax scene from the film, and how Fahadh Faasil's peaked his performance in that sequence. "What I say is only a drop in the ocean, he has excelled in his performances so far. Now the expectations on our project are even higher. It is a good concept,” he added.

It is to be noted that the upcoming film will mark the first time SJ Suryah and Fahadh Faasil will be sharing the screen space. Both the actors are known for the versatile roles.

SJ Suryah’s line up

SJ Suryah will be next seen in Raayan alongside Dhanush. The actor also has Telugu film Saripodhaa Sanivaaram, opposite Nani and Priyanka Arun Mohan. The film is set to release in August with SJ Suryah playing a menacing cop in the film directed by Vivek Athreya.

He is also part of Veera Dheera Sooran, headlined by Vikram and directed by SU Arun Kumar and Love Insurance Corporation by Vignesh Shivan.

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