Manoj Vasudev is debuting as director with this travel film; the first-look poster of 'Marivillin Gopurangal' out; '2018' trailer released.
The posters of 'Khajuraho Dreams', 'Marivillin Gopurangal', and '2018'. (Supplied)
The trailer of Khajuraho Dreams featuring Arjun Ashokan, Sreenath Bhasi, and Sharafudheen was launched on Monday, 24 April, by Mohanlal through his Facebook page.
It is touted to be a travel film. However, the trailer suggests that it also has romance, humour, and mystery.
Khajuraho Dreams has been shot in Khajuraho Temple in Madhya Pradesh and other locations. It addresses an important social issue.
It is directed by debutant Manoj Vasudev and scripted by Sethu. The movie is bankrolled by MK Nasser under the banner of Good Line Productions.
Pradeep Nair is the cinematographer and Lijo Paul is the editor. Gopi Sundar composed the music and background score.
A poster of ‘Marivillin Gopurangal’. (Supplied)
The first-look motion poster of Marivillin Gopurangal has been unveiled. The movie is directed by Arun Bose who earlier helmed Luca.
It is produced by Shermeen Siyad under the banner of Kokers Media Entertainments.
Marivillin Gopurangal is a song from the super hit movie Summer in Bethlehem (1998). However, it’s not clear if the new film is its sequel.
The film features Indrajith Sukumaran, Shruthi Ramachandran, Sarjano Khalid, Vincy Aloshious, Pramod Mohan, and Vashisht Umesh.
The music is composed by maestro Vidya Sagar.
A poster of ‘2018. (Supplied)
The trailer of 2018, which is based on the deadly 2018 Kerala floods, has been released by its crew. The film is written and directed by Jude Anthony Joseph.
While the disaster wreaked havoc on the lives of thousands of people, a sense of brotherhood prevailed among the denizens of Kerala who stood for each other in those times.
2018 casts Tovino Thomas, Asif Ali, Kunchacko Boban, and Aparna Balamurali in key roles. It is set to release on 5 May.
The movie is produced by Anto Joseph and Venu Kunnappily. Akhil George handled the cinematography and Nobil Paul composed the music.
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