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Fahadh Faasil 's next film to be shot on iPhone!
The highly unionized and regimented Kerala film industry has come into news again with their reaction to the new project announced by one of its younger star-director combination.
The highly unionized and regimented Kerala film industry has come into news again with their reaction to the new project announced by one of its younger star-director combination. Director Mahesh Narayan, remembered for his sensational hit 'Take Off'(2017), a drama thriller film based on the experiences of Indian nurses in Iraq was recently given permission by the local film employee body for launching a new film.
This clearance was not to the liking of the Kerala Film Producers' Council, who said preference should be for films stuck due to the pandemic, rather than new ones. To this, the noted actor Fahadh Faasil, involved with this venture has clarified that it would be an hour-long experimental film which will be shot on iPhone.
Already, more than 60 Malayalam films are pending release due to the lockdown, say reports. Fahadh's 'Malik', which was to be released in April is also one among them, pushed to December.
