Anjali Menon's Manjadikuru, which released recently, is unique in more ways than one. The work for the film started several years back but the release was delayed owing to certain issues.
Thus the film has the late actor Murali doing a small but significant role, as the brother who leaves home. "" Yes, I'm aware that things have changed since the film was shot. I feel lucky that my film has Murali in it,"" says Anjali.
Murali passed away in 2009, making Manjadikuru one of the last movies he worked in.
Manjadikuru also has Jagathy, who is now bedridden following a major accident in March 2012. The film is also one which was shot before the ban was placed on actor Thilakan. The actor plays the role of the grandfather on whose death the family is forced to rediscover each other.
via http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/regional/malayalam/news-and-interviews/Murali-remembered-in-Manjadikuru/articleshow/13313628.cms
Thus the film has the late actor Murali doing a small but significant role, as the brother who leaves home. "" Yes, I'm aware that things have changed since the film was shot. I feel lucky that my film has Murali in it,"" says Anjali.
Murali passed away in 2009, making Manjadikuru one of the last movies he worked in.
Manjadikuru also has Jagathy, who is now bedridden following a major accident in March 2012. The film is also one which was shot before the ban was placed on actor Thilakan. The actor plays the role of the grandfather on whose death the family is forced to rediscover each other.
via http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/regional/malayalam/news-and-interviews/Murali-remembered-in-Manjadikuru/articleshow/13313628.cms
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