After
a
four-year
sabbatical
from
films,
veteran
actor
Lalu
Alex,
who
has
appeared
in
a
string
of
memorable
roles
like
Mathews
in
Chocolate,
K.
Rajagopal
in
Nasrani
and
Habeeb
in
Bharathchandran
IPS,
second
lead
in
Mission
90
Days,
as
the
Chief
Minister
in
Pathaka,
plus
some
Tamil
films,
is
now
making
a
comeback
to
films.
He
has
signed
up
for
three
new
films
Maya
Bazar,
Sultan
and
Shande
(Tamil).
He
dons
the
role
of
Thomas
Sebastian,
a
doctor
alongside
Mammootty
in
Maya
Bazar
he
plays
the
role
of
M.N.
Nair,
brother
of
the
heroine,
in
Sultan
written
by
M.T.
Vasudevan
Nair.
In
Tamil
films,
Shande
(Fight)
will
be
his
latest.
Lalu
Alex
may
be
the
only
actor
who
adores
cinema
as
his
God.
"Cinema
is
my
God.
There's
no
me
without
cinema," says
Lalu
Alex,
who
also
believes
that
an
artiste
should
be
10
times
more
sensitive
than
a
normal
human
being.
Yet
he
admits
that
there
is
more
to
life
than
cinema.
"One
has
to
live
life
to
its
full
if
justice
has
to
be
done
to
one's
passion
for
cinema.
That's
why
I'd
like
to
take
breaks
and
then
get
back
to
acting," says
Lalu,
who
feels
breaks
help
him
replenish
his
reserves.
He
prefers
to
spend
quality
time
with
his
children
and
hang
around
with
a
close
group
of
friends
when
he
is
off
the
sets.
Lalu
has
just
returned
from
a
cruise
in
the
Bahamas.
During
the
latest
four-year
break
from
acting,
he
travelled
across
the
world.