Prithviraj
Sukumaran,
the
multi-faceted
talent
is
playing
the
lead
role
in
the
Malayalam
remake
of
Andhadhun,
which
has
been
titled
Bramam.
The
highly
anticipated
Ravi
K
Chandran
directorial
started
rolling
in
Fort
Kochi
on
January
27,
Wednesday.
Now,
the
location
stills
of
the
Prithviraj
Sukumaran
starrer
is
going
viral
on
social
media.
In
the
shooting
stills
that
are
leaked
online,
Prithviraj
Sukumaran
is
seen
in
the
get-up
of
the
blind
pianist,
which
reminds
of
Ayushmann
Khurrana's
look
from
Andhadhun.
It
also
confirms
that
Rashi
Khanna
is
playing
the
role
which
is
portrayed
by
Radhika
Apte
in
the
original.
From
the
location
stills,
it
is
evident
that
Bramam
will
follow
the
same
premise
and
similar
characters
in
a
backdrop,
which
is
different
from
the
Sriram
Raghavan
directorial.
Check
out
the
location
stills
of
Bramam
here...
However,
Prithviraj
Sukumaran
and
the
rest
of
the
team
members
are
yet
to
make
an
official
announcement
on
the
project,
which
marks
Ravi
K
Chandran's
Malayalam
directorial
debut.
The
team
is
expected
to
launch
the
project
officially,
with
a
first
look
poster,
very
soon.
Along
with
Prithviraj
Sukumaran
and
Rashi
Khanna,
the
Andhadhun
Malayalam
remake
will
also
feature
Unni
Mukundan,
Mamta
Mohandas,
and
senior
actor
Shankar
in
the
pivotal
roles.
As
reported
earlier,
Prithviraj
will
reprise
the
character
played
by
Ayushmann
Khurrana
in
the
original,
while
Mamta
Mohandas
is
said
to
be
roped
in
for
the
character
played
by
Tabu.
Bramam
is
expected
to
feature
some
popular
faces
of
Malayalam
cinema
including
senior
actor
Shankar,
Jagadish,
Sudhir
Karamana,
Surabhi
Lakshmi,
and
so
on
in
the
supporting
roles.
Sarath
Balan
has
penned
the
script
for
the
project.
Director
Ravi
K
Chandran
himself
handles
the
cinematography,
while
Sreekar
Prasad
handles
the
editing.
The
Prithviraj
Sukumaran
starrer
is
bankrolled
by
the
banner
AP
International.
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