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Madhura Raja is the biggest release of the week. Mammootty Starrer Madhura Raja was screened Friday. Directed by Vysakh, the film also stars Jai in an important role. Madhura Raja was supposed to be a sequel to Pokkiri Raja, but Mammootty made it clear that the movie was not a sequel.
Mammootty said, "This film is not the sequel to Pokkiri Raja but it's Raja's second appearance on a new pitch, with new characters. We keep some characters like Mangalodayam Manoharan (Salim Kumar) from the first part. He is in the second part because he is writing a novel based on Raja's life. He has already done the first part (of his novel). Now he will write the second part. This is how the story begins.
The film also marks Sunny Leone's debut at Mollywood. We will see her in a special dance number.
Athiran, with Fahadh Faasil and Sai Pallavi, also released today. The film promises to be a thriller in a psychiatric hospital. In the trailer, it was shown that the character of Sai Pallavi was chained. Fahadh plays the role of a mental health professional.
Athiran is Vivek's first film and is written by P. F. Mathew. The film is also performed by Atul Kulkarni, Prakash Raj, Surabhi, Sudev, Renji Panicker, Lena and Shanthi Krishna.
Tamil Watchman, Gangs of Madras and Rocky, Kannada and Kuguada, as well as Chitralahari Tej, Kalyani Priyadarshan, Nivetha Pethura and Sunil, among others
In North India, it will be a gloomy weekend with the films Tashkent Files, Paharganj, Chalkboard and Whiteboard and Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai? Pet Sematary and Hellboy
Read all the updates on Madhura Raja, Athiran, Chitralahari, Watchman, Gangs of Madras, Rocky, Kavaludaari, The Tashkent Records, Paharganj, Blackboard vs Whiteboard, Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai ?, Pet Sematary and Hellboy. Read Madayura Raja updated in Malayalam
Telugu nicknamed Telith by Prithviraj director, starring Mohanlal Vivek Oberoi, Manju Warrier, Thomas Tovino and Indrajith Sukumaran, among others, also published in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The Indian Express movie critic, Shubhra Gupta, wrote in his review: "Lucifer proves that Prithviraj has a flair for direction, and the ability to accentuate the drama, and get things done quickly The next time, maybe even wasting time and crushing the background music that tears your ears, and give us women who can do, not just what we tell them. "
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