While
the
alleged
serial
murder
case
in
Kerala's
Koodathayi
has
not
yet
been
resolved,
filmmakers
have
already
started
working
on
turning
the
case
into
an
on-screen
crime
drama.
While
the
Kerala
police
are
still
in
the
process
of
untying
the
mystery
behind
the
death
of
six
people
belonging
to
the
same
family,
events
are
taking
unexpected
twists
almost
every
day.
A
bunch
of
Malayali
filmmakers
have
announced
films
based
on
the
Koodathayi
murder
case
and
the
life
of
the
prime
suspect,
Jolly
Amma
Joseph.
Producer
Antony
Perumbavoor
has
announced
that
he
will
be
producing
an
adaptation
of
the
murder
case
with
Mohanlal
playing
the
lead
role.
Reports
also
suggest
that
Mohanlal
will
be
essaying
the
role
of
an
investigation
officer
in
this
film.
It
is
being
said
that
the
shooting
will
begin
in
February
next
year.
As
soon
as
Antony's
announcement
came,
actor
Dini
Daniel,
took
to
Facebook
and
said
that
Ronex
Philip
has
already
started
directing
a
film
based
on
the
infamous
murder
case.
She
stated
that
she
will
be
playing
the
role
of
Jolly
in
the
film,
under
the
name
Dolly.
Dini
also
revealed
a
first
look
poster
of
the
upcoming
film.
Dini's
film
is
titled
'Koodathayi'
and
is
reportedly
being
produced
by
Alex
Jacob.
Vijeesh
Thundathil
is
penning
the
screenplay
for
the
film.
Some
reports
claim
that
Drishyam
director
Jeethu
Joseph
is
also
trying
to
rewrite
the
script
of
a
movie,
which
already
has
Mohanlal
playing
the
hero.
The
director
is
keen
to
adapt
the
story
of
the
murder
case
instead
of
the
script
that
they
were
already
working
on.
According
to
Onmanorama,
aspiring
filmmaker
Arun
T
Mohan,
is
also
looking
for
possibilities
to
adapt
the
Koodathayi
murder
case
on
screen.
However,
he
has
his
reservations
as
already
a
slew
of
films
have
been
announced,
centred
around
the
same
plot.
Meanwhile,
the
fifth
part
of
Mammootty's
CBI
crime
series
will
be
released
soon.
Reports
suggest
that
the
plot
of
the
film
will
be
similar
to
Koodathayi
murder
case.
In
the
movie,
Mammootty
will
be
playing
the
role
of
a
retired
CBI
official.
It
has
not
even
been
a
week
since
the
Kerala
cops
re-opened
the
serial
murder,
and
Mollywood
filmmakers
are
flocking
to
adapt
the
crime
for
their
on-screen
drama.
However,
it
is
still
not
sure
how
many
of
the
projects
will
actually
kick-off.