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The comedy scene in that Mohanlal film that I physically struggled with the most: Jagadish

Vandanam is a film born out of the Priyadarshan-Mohanlal collaboration and has great replay value even today. Mohanlal, Mukesh, Sukumari, Jagadeesh and other big stars of the film are comedy scenes that make the audience laugh even today.

Jagadish says that this was the most difficult scene in his career and it was very tough physically. Jagadish said that it took twice the time to shoot as seen in the film. He was speaking to Red FM.

“The comedy scene in the film Vandanam was the most difficult for me physically. I did that running scene in Vandanam with great difficulty. The shooting time for that scene is twice as many minutes as what the audience sees in the film now.

It will be shot from 7:30 to 9:00 every morning. In good light, in the hustle and bustle of Bangalore. We eat after it burns. So what you see on the screen is what was shot for a few days. It was also shot in Chennai city.

Therefore, the events that were shot every morning can be seen for an hour or two in that film. Then I took everything that was floating in the air tied on a wire.

Then everyone asks about sitting on the wire on that bicycle without a seat. Actually most of it has to be acting. But it’s not a camera trick.

There was no such thing as unbearable pain. But it was not a pleasant pain,’ said Jagadish.

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Lal’s mother, who saw the preview show, said she will never delete that scene, but the Censor Board gave it a go: SN Swamy

SN is one of the leading screenwriters in Malayalam cinema. Swami. Most of the movies written by him are loved by Malayalees. In 1988, his screenplay was the movie that hit the theaters.

This was a movie with Mohanlal as a police officer named Ali Imran. K. Directed by Madhu, Third Mura was one of the highest grossing films of that year. Apart from Mohanlal, Suresh Gopi, Lalu Alex, Revathi and Mukesh played lead roles in the film.

SN Swamy says that the Censor Board did not agree to show the original high of the film. SN Swamy said that if he was there, there would have been another problem sometimes in the theater and the climax would not have given any credit to Ali Imran’s character. He also told Onlookers Media that Mohanlal’s mother had seen the preview of the film.

Munnammura is a film born from a thought. He received no original ending. The Censor Board did not agree to that limit. If there was that maximum, the problem would have been different in the theater.

In fact at the climax of the third act, Sukumaran’s police character gives the end credits. Ali Imran’s character will have no credibility at the end. Sukumaran’s photo will be published in newspapers.

The climax is when Ali Imran’s character goes down saying that two things are never right in this world, one is a dog and the other is the police.

Lal sir’s mother usually does not watch any movies. But I came to see the preview of this movie. And then I was told not to give that look under any circumstances. There was no need for them to say that. But that height had to be avoided,’ SN Swami says.

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