Prithviraj Sukumaran: The Malayalam movie business is increasingly re-releasing renowned and classic movies. Movies that once made waves, and even those that first passed unnoticed but got recognition with time, are returning to cinemas. Among film enthusiasts, the news of the re-release of the superhit Summer in Bethlehem has piquancy. Amid this revived interest, Prithviraj Sukumaran has said he wants to see one of his own movies get back on the big screen.

Prithviraj names his most special movie, Vargam:
Prithviraj was queried during the Vilayath Buddha trailer debut event if he had any personal preference for a re-release. The inquiry was straightforward: “If one of your movies could be re-released, which would it be?” With heartfelt emotion, the actor answered that actors automatically have love for all of their movies. For him, though, one title stands apart.

Prithviraj declared, “Many movies lie close to my heart.” However, given how it was created and what it meant to me, Vargam is the movie I would want to see re-released. Fans who have long valued the film’s harsh narrative and passionate performances quickly took interest in his response.

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The Legacy of Vargam:
M. Padmakumar wrote and directed Vargam, which first came out in 2006. The movie is an action thriller starring Prithviraj as Solomon Joseph, a crooked police officer. Prominently featured in the film are Renuka Menon, Vijayaraghavan, Captain Raju, and Devan. Vargam’s captivating story and brutal depiction of the police system have helped it to develop a devoted following over the years.

Vilayath Buddha Ready for Publication:
Prithviraj’s new movie, Vilayath Buddha, directed by Jayan Nambiar and produced by Urvashi Theatres, will debut in cinemas on November 21st. Priyamvada Krishnan plays the protagonist in the movie based on G. R. Indugopan’s well-known novel.

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