Howly Pottoore Supports Kunchacko Boban: 'Don't Stone Him Like This, It's an Unforgivable Mistake'

Howly Pottoore Expresses Solidarity Towards Kunchacko Boban: Producer Howly Pottoore offers his unwavering support to Kunchacko Boban, acknowledging the actor's invaluable assistance during a challenging time after their film "Bhaiyya Bhaiyya" faced financial setbacks.

Pottoore reveals that the film incurred significant losses, but it was Kunchacko Boban who personally reached out to console him on that day, assuring him of their enduring partnership and the possibility of collaborating on another project.

In a post shared on Facebook, Howly Pottoore said that he will do another film, and Kunchacko Boban will be in it.

Howly Pottoore's support for Kunchacko Boban comes in light of recent allegations made by Suvin K. Varkey, the producer of Kunchacko Boban's latest film, "Padmini." Suvin K. Varkey claims that Kunchacko Boban neglected to partake in any promotional activities for the film, despite being paid Rs 2.5 crore for a 25-day shoot. Allegedly, the actor chose to spend time with friends in Europe instead of engaging in promotional efforts.

Furthermore, the producer contends that after reviewing the raw footage of "Padmini," a marketing consultant hired by Kunchacko Boban's wife disregarded the previously laid-out promotional plans.

Howly Pottoore's Facebook Post:

"Don't stone him like this; it's an unforgivable mistake.

My name is Howly Pottoore. I am the producer of 12 films, like Manjupoloru Penkutti, Palunku, Parunthu, Photographer, and Rappakal. The final film was 'Bhaiyya Bhaiyya', in which the hero was Kunchacko Boban, who is now facing severe cyber attacks. You know 'Bhaiyya Bhaiyya' was not a financial success, and as a producer, I had a huge loss.

At that time, when I was devastated, I received a phone call from Kunchacko Boban. I still remember what he said that day. 'Chetta, don't worry, I'm with you. We should make a movie again. Just call me whenever you want. I'll come and do it.'

The comfort that those words gave me that day was not small. They had the power to lift up my broken self. I have only one thing to say: I will make more films, and Kunchacko Boban will also be in them.

With love, Howly Pottoore"