Mohanal

When I saw that emotional scene of Laleton, I didn’t feel like cutting anything;

Shameer Muhammad is a busy editor in Malayalam today. Mammootty’s Turbo, which was a recent hit in theatres, and Tovino Thomas’ Ajayan’s 2nd Moshanav, which is currently breaking in theatres, are all edited by Shamir Muhammad.

Shameer Mohammad says that while editing each film, he remembers the audience that is going to see it and edits the film accordingly. Shameer says that if some things are shown too much, it becomes boring and the audience has patience. Shameer Mohammad said that he did not cut Mohanlal’s emotional scenes in the movie Villain and he liked it a lot.

‘When I’m working on a film, I look at the audience of that film. Some pictures are more likely to be seen by people over forty years old. Some images will be viewed by young people. Similarly, there are types of movies that everyone watches.

Everyone has their own patience. They will have a way of understanding. If some things are shown too much, it will be boring. Just showing a little is enough. I always edit films with that mindset in mind.

If you take the emotional scene of Lullaby in Villain, I just cut the clapboard and didn’t touch anything after that. There is no scaling in that scene. The picture was taken by moving the camera. I really enjoyed that picture while I was editing it. We will come to a judgment after watching the film,’ said Shamir Mohammad.

B. Villain is a movie directed by Unnikrishnan. Mohanlal played the role of Mathew Manjooran in the film and Manju Warrier was the heroine. Although the film was not noticed in a big way, Mohanlal’s performance in the film became a big talk.

Content Highlights: Shameer Muhammad talks about Mohanlal’s performance in Villain Movie

Rahman supported the film I was going to do with Lal and Rahman because of that director: Sibi Malail

CB Malayalam is one of the best directors in Malayalam. He made his directorial debut with the film Mutharam Kunn PO

CB Malayil had to wait a long time for his dream of a debut film. He has worked as a co-director with directors like Jijo Punnoos, Bhadran and others with Cinema Moh. CB Malal tells about the first film to be produced with Mohanlal and Rahman as heroes.

CB Malal says that Rahman backed out of his film after hearing the director’s words at that time and Mohanlal was busy with another film at that time so the film was shelved. He was talking to Mathruthumi Grihalakshmi Magazine.

I nominated Raghunath Paleri for the story. Raghu created a story with Mohanlal, Rahman and Rohini in mind. At that time, Lal was on the sets of the film Kannum Nutt at Noketadura. He went there and told the matter to Lal. He also went to the place in Ambalapuzha and met Rahman.

Lal was busy with another project when the film was about to start. I left the manager to Rahman. I don’t know anything about cinema, so the director of the film, in which I was involved, told Rahman that it is better to withdraw from my film. So Rahman went back.

I started to get frustrated again. Everyone left. But don’t worry. Make a movie of your favorite story with whoever you want, and the producer still stood by me assuring me that I will do it. It was a powerful force.

So I started watching a new story. I know Jagadish from Priyan’s films. Jagadish said he had a story in hand and Srinivasan liked that story. And that is what eventually became my first film, Mutharam Kunn PO,’ says CB Malal.

Content Highlights: Sibi Malayil talks about dropped project with Mohanlal And Rahman

In that scene we laugh more at Laleton’s response than at the comedy: Basil Joseph

Basil Joseph started his career as a co-director with Vineeth Srinivasan’s film Tira and today he has become a leading director and actor in Malayalam. Basil is a man who emphasized humor through his films like Kunhiramayanam and Goda.

Basil’s comedies have a distinct style, albeit in action films. The movie Jeethu Joseph Nunakkuzhi, which is currently getting good reviews in theatres, is also praised by the audience for Basil Joseph’s jokes.

Basil says energy is very important when it comes to humor. Basil was talking about Mohanlal and Kuthiravattam Pappu’s scene together in the movie Thenmavin Kompath, which Malayali people watch again and again even today.

Basil says that the audience laughs after seeing Mohanlal’s reaction in that scene and the reason for that is Kothivattam Pappu’s performance. Basil told Club FM that it will work for the audience when they both perform well.

‘Energy is very important when you’re doing comedy. We have to stay pumped like this. In Thenmavin Kompathi, if he doesn’t know who he is, he should ask me.

We laugh after seeing it. Laletan can give it only if Pappu Chetan gives the material to send that answer from there. If it’s a really bad performance, sometimes we can’t react well and we can’t smile.

Then we can’t connect that smile. We wonder why he is overreacting. The two complement each other when they break there. That’s humor. It should work well for the audience,’ said Basil.

Content Highlights: Basil Joseph talks about Mohanlal’s reaction in Thenmavin Kombath movie