Mollywood Retake: What If Vikram's Dhool Is Remade In Malayalam?
Who can replace Vikram, Jyothika, and other's if blockbuster Tamil movie Dhool is remade in Malayalam?
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By Akhila Menon
Dhool
is
the
2003-released
Tamil
movie,
which
featured
National
award-winner
Vikram
and
Jyothika
in
the
lead
roles.
The
mass
entertainer,
which
was
written
by
Bharathan
and
directed
by
Dharani,
emerged
as
one
of
the
biggest
successes
in
the
career
of
Vikram.
The
movie,
which
depicted
the
story
of
Arumugham
and
Eshwari,
who
come
to
Chennai
city
representing
their
village,
to
meet
the
minister.
Reema
Sen
and
Vivek
essayed
the
other
pivotal
roles
in
the
movie.
Let
us
see
who
would
fit
into
the
characters
of
Dhool,
if
it
is
made
in
Malayalam
now....
Nivin
Pauly
As
Arumugham
The
best
choice
for
the
role,
if
Dhool
is
remade
in
Malayalam.
Nivin
Pauly
is
an
actor
who
can
totally
satisfy
the
masses
with
his
exceptional
charm
and
screen
presence.
The
role
of
Arumugham,
played
by
Vikram
in
the
original,
will
be
safe
in
Nivin's
hands.
Manjima
Mohan
As
Eshwari
Jyothika's
portrayal
of
Eshwari,
the
chubby
village
girl,
was
widely
appreciated
by
both
the
audiences
and
critics.
If
the
movie
is
being
remade
in
Malayalam,
Manjima
Mohan
will
be
a
good
choice
for
the
role.
Anu
Emmanuel
As
Swapna
The
character
of
Swapna,
the
model
who
comes
to
live
in
Arumugham's
locality
and
later
develops
a
crush
on
him,
was
played
by
Reema
Sen
in
the
original.
Anu
Emmanuel
can
do
justice
to
this
role,
if
the
movie
is
being
remade
in
Malayalam.
Aju
Varghese
As
Narain
Aju
Varghese
will
be
a
perfect
cast
as
Narain,
the
close
friend
of
Arumugham
who
is
in
love
with
Swapna.
The
role
was
originally
played
by
the
renowned
comedian
Vivek.
Manoj
K
Jayan
As
Minister
The
role
of
the
corrupted
minister,
who
hides
his
real
intentions
from
the
innocent
villagers,
will
be
perfect
for
the
talented
actor
Manoj
K
Jayan.
Senior
actor
Shayaji
Shinde
had
essayed
the
role
in
the
original.
Dhool
marked
the
second
association
of
Vikram
with
hitmaker
Dharani,
after
the
huge
success
of
Dhil.
The
movie
had
played
a
key
role
in
cementing
lead
actor
Vikram's
star
status
in
the
Tamil
Nadu,
and
his
entry
into
the
top
league
of
Tamil
movie
industry.
The
role
of
Easwari,
played
by
Jyothika
was
originally
written
for
the
popular
actress
Simran.
But
the
actress
couldn't
take
up
the
offer
due
to
extremely
busy
schedule.
Eventually,
Jyothika
was
zeroed
in
for
the
role,
thus
marking
her
first
onscreen
collaboration
with
Vikram.
Dhool
was
later
remade
in
Telugu
under
the
title
Veede,
with
Ravi
Teja
in
the
lead
role.
The
movie
also
remade
in
Punjabi,
Bengali,
and
Sinhalese
languages.
Dhool
had
completed
a
successful
25-weeks
at
the
theatres,
within
its
lifetime
run.