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Adu Jeeweetham was the film that all the Malayalees were waiting for. Goat Life is a film adaptation by director Blessy based on Benjamin’s novel Goat Life.

The film has been getting a great response in theaters. Prithviraj’s career best performance as Najeeb is in Aadujeetu.

Like Prithvi, KR Gokul is an actor who has done a remarkable makeover in the film. This young actor has done the best Hakeem, who remains a novel even today among all those who have read the novel. Gokul, who has acted as a child actor in the past, has definitely proved that he is an asset to Malayalam cinema with just one film.

Gokul says that during the transformation for the film, his mother used to call Blessi and get angry. Gokul says that it was a time when there was a lot of difficulty mentally and physically. The actor was talking to The Fourth.

‘Mother called Blessi sir and said bad things, saying that my mon is not eating anything. Mother has spoken in that way. Then Blessy sir will pacify. Blessy sir will say that it is not for a good cause.

When getting up from a sitting position, the pressure was falling. There will be bad mood swings at that time. No energy at all. We don’t care about anything. We need to do mental work, but we don’t need food. Couldn’t focus on one thing for more than ten seconds. It was such a time. Gokul says, “I went ahead with the hope that all this is for a good cause.”

Meanwhile, Goat Life is getting rave reviews from all quarters. After sixteen years of hard work, Blessi is bringing Adujievt to the theater. Prithviraj’s transformation for the film garnered a lot of attention.

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Rupesh Peethambaran is an actor who is famous for portraying Mohanlal’s childhood in the movie Sphatikam. Later he directed the films Uttram and You Too Brutus and acted in the films Mexican Aparata, Kunjeldo and Gambler.
In an interview with Mollywood, Silly Monks talked about the friendship between the actor and Prithviraj and the incident where he texted Prithvi before the release of Lucifer.

‘Honestly, I am afraid of doing films with superstars. I always like to do small films. When that happens, even if you fail, it won’t be too bad. On the other hand, if it is a big film, everyone will blame us if it fails anywhere. This is now safe. The other is tension. I only realized that during Lucifer. When the trailer of the film came out and everyone was in great anticipation, I sent a message to Prithvi saying all the best, Polikuk. The reply was ‘chummairiyetei’.

Because the pulley is under good tension. Making a film with such a big star like Laleton on such a budget is no small feat. Everyone is pinning their hopes on a single name Prithvi. It was a hit and repeat watch. Similarly, the one hundred percent sure time that Prithvi will get tensed will be when Empuran descends.

Prithviraj is the name we all trust. That’s a big commitment. We will be at peace only when that movie comes out and becomes a hit, a super success. All the filmmakers I know, if they are shooting with big stars, I call them only after it is a hit. If it fails, I don’t call, why are we calling and hurting them more’ Rupesh said.

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