Shooting of Mammootty-Jithin K Jose film begins; Here's what we know
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There are a lot of rumours on social media about Mammootty and director Jithin K Jose's upcoming movie. The film's production has reportedly started in Nagercoil today (September 25). Based on the prior hits, film enthusiasts are anticipating a significant degree of success from Mammootty Kampany's upcoming project in terms of both plot and casting. We should have more details about the movie and the casting in the coming days.
Mammootty Kampany, the Malayalam superstar's production firm, is funding the film, with Kannur Squad-fame Roby Varghese Raj serving as the cinematographer and Sushin Shyam as the music director.
Mammootty to play the villain in Jithin K Jose's directorial?
Based on the latest information, Mammootty is expected to play a villain once more in the upcoming Jithin K Jose film. According to the most recent rumours, the renowned actor will be acting in the untitled movie as the antagonist rather than the protagonist. However, Jithin, the filmmaker, has personally written the script for the movie in which Vinayakan will play the lead role. Unverified rumours also claim that both actors would be playing police officers in the movie. Fans of the Malayalam megastar have higher anticipation for the film due to reports that he will portray the foe.
Speculations over Mammootty-Jithin K Jose film
Meanwhile, there are speculations that Tovino Thomas might be involved in a significant way in this film, which was initially supposed to star Prithviraj Sukumaran. Additionally, there are rumours that Joju George was first in queue to play Vinayakan. The megastar is rumoured to only be shooting for the film by the second week of October 2024. However, once the project gets underway, the makers intend to hold a puja ceremony to formally launch the eagerly anticipated project. The remaining actors for the untitled movie have not yet been decided upon by the team. By the first half of 2025, the film is anticipated to be released in big screens.
