Dulquer
Salmaan
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
most
stylish
actors
Malayalam
cinema
has
ever
had.
The
actor
has
always
made
a
mark
with
his
style
statements,
both
onscreen
and
off-screen.
Recently,
Dulquer
Salmaan
once
again
took
the
social
media
by
storm
with
his
new
get-up
for
the
upcoming
project
Kurup.
The
young
actor
looks
simply
dashing
in
the
retro
get-up,
which
he
has
donned
for
the
character
Sukumara
Kurup.
Dulquer
is
seen
sporting
a
different
hairdo
with
bulgan
beard,
oversized
sunglasses,
and
retro
outfits
in
the
location
stills
of
Kurup.
The
actor's
look
has
been
going
viral
on
social
media
from
the
last
few
days.
Reportedly,
Dulquer
Salmaan
is
playing
the
first
out-and-out
negative
character
of
his
career
in
Kurup.
The
movie,
which
is
directed
by
Srinath
Rajendran,
is
a
biopic
based
on
the
life
of
Sukumara
Kurup,
the
notorious
criminal.
Reportedly,
scriptwriters
Jithin
K
Jose,
Daniell
Sayooj
Nair,
and
KS
Aravind
penned
the
project
after
a
long
research
on
the
life
of
Sukumara
Kurup.
Kurup
will
feature
Indrajith
Sukumaran
and
Shine
Tom
Chacko
in
the
other
pivotal
roles.
Indrajith
is
appearing
as
the
police
officer
who
was
assigned
to
catch
Kurup,
while
Shine
essays
the
character
Bhasi
Pillai.
Shobita
Dhulipala,
the
Moothon
fame
actress
appears
as
the
female
lead
in
the
movie.
Tovino
Thomas
is
expected
to
make
a
cameo
appearance,
in
the
role
of
Kurup's
victim
Chacko.
The
project
is
extra
special
for
the
lead
actor
Dulquer
Salmaan,
who
also
doubles
up
as
the
producer.
As
reported
earlier,
the
actor
is
all
set
to
make
his
production
debut
with
the
Sunny
Wayne
starrer
Maniyarayile
Ashokan,
under
his
home
banner
Wayfarer
Films.
Kurup
will
mark
Dulquer's
second
outing
as
a
producer.
Nimish
Ravi
the
'Luca' fame
cinematographer
is
the
DOP
of
the
movie.
Sushin
Shyam
composes
the
songs
and
background
score.
National
award
winner
Vivek
Harshan
handles
the
editing
and
Vignesh
Banglan
handles
the
art
direction.
As
per
the
latest
updates,
the
team
has
wrapped
up
the
Ahmedabad
schedule
of
Kurup
and
is
currently
in
Dubai
for
the
next
schedule.