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Prithviraj To Direct Tovino Thomas In Lucifer; The Winning Combo Is Back!
If reports are to be beleieved, Prithviraj's debut directorial venture Lucifer will feature Tovino Thomas in an important role and a picture from the location of the film has surfaced on internet.
Prithviraj's big step into the shoes of a film-maker is keenly looked up to by the Malayalam film audiences. The actor, who has an immense knowledge about movies, is sure to make a big impact as a film-maker as well, with his debut directorial venture Lucifer.
Well, in Lucifer, Prithviraj will be directing some of the big names of the industry, as the film features a stunning star cast, led by none other than Mohanlal. Reports regarding the various other actors of the film have been doing the rounds. As per the reports, popular young actor Tovino Thomas is also a part of the project.
A Picture From The Location
The shoot of Lucifer is presently progressing in Thiruvananthapuram and one picture, which is seemingly taken from one of the locations of the film, has been doing the rounds on social media. In the picture, young actor Tovino Thomas can be seen interacting with Prithviraj.
Tovino Thomas
Tovino Thomas's previous release was Maradona, which had opened to good reviews in the theatres. He has completed the portion of Oru Kuprasidha Payyan as well. There were reports doing the rounds that the young actor would join Lucifer next.
The Prithviraj-Tovino Combo
Prithviraj and Tovino Thomas form a super-hit combo and both of them have worked together as actors in the past. It would be indeed interesting to see both these actors donning different roles, as a director and an actor, in the upcoming movie Lucifer.
The Movies Of Prithviraj & Tovino Thomas
Prithviraj and Tovino Thomas worked together for the first time in the film Seventh Day, which was a commercial success. Later, they shared the screen space in films such as Ennu Ninte Moideen and Ezra, both featuring Prithviraj in the lead role. Both the movies had emerged as blockbusters with the films entering the 50-crore club.
