Another update on the movie Vaazha’s theatrical release date worldwide was given by its makers. The comedy-drama will make its big screen premiere in the Gulf as well as Europe on August 15, as per the producers. Basil Joseph-starrer Nunakuzhi is another Malayalam film slated to release in these countries on the same day.

Vaazha GCC and Europe release

On August 15, the movie will open in theatres throughout the GCC. It was recently revealed that AP International and Home Screen Entertainment will distribute Vaazha in theatres outside Kerala as well as in the Gulf countries. The online ticket booking facility is expected to be open soon this week. On the same day, the movie will hit the big screens in Austria, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Ireland, Poland, Sweden and Switzerland.

A new poster featuring the release date and information about the country-specific screenings was recently shared by the actors and crew. Malayalam latest film, Adios Amigo, starring Asif Ali and Suraj Venjaramoodu, had also had an extensive theatrical release in the GCC and Australia.

Details of Vaazha – Biopic of a Billion Boys

An introduction to the key characters can be found in the movie's teaser. Neither their parents nor their teachers can explain to the group of youngsters in the one-minute, 27-second film why they are studying or what the purpose of their education or life is. Their clueless lives are at the centre of this story, as the final scene of the video makes evident.

The director of Guruvayoorambala Nadayil, Vipin Das, wrote the script for Vaazha. In an interview with Cinema Express, Vipin noted that despite its humour, the film is a little nostalgic and addresses topics related to men that are not frequently discussed. It has been reported by multiple sources that Basil Joseph plays a major role in this movie. Siju Sunny, Saafboi, Amith, Anuraj OB, Joemon Jyothir, Noby Marcose, Kottayam Nazeer, and Azees Nedumangad all have significant roles in this film.

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