The team of Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph was well appreciated by the audience for their movie Drishyam. Now, making their fans rejoice, they’ve regrouped for their next mystery thriller film The 12th Man. Drishyam 1 and Drishyam 2 were well-loved films by the audience. They are also known as the two landmark movies in the history of Mollywood.
Drishyam 2013 became the first Mollywood film to enter the 50-crore club. Later, Drishyam 2 released on Amazon Prime Video also received rave reviews from audiences all across the globe. Both these films were directed by Jeethu Joseph, and they had none other than complete actor Mohanlal in the lead roles. Now, the dream duo comes together for 12th Man.
The 12th MAN:
This film marks the fourth collaboration between Mohanlal and Jeethu after Drishyam, Drishyam 2, and the yet-to-be-completed Ram. Antony Perumbavoor, who bankrolled the Drishyam films, is backing the project under the banner of Aashirvad Cinemas.
Jeethu Joseph announced the title of this movie on his official Facebook page on July 05. The director also shared the first look poster of the movie. The poster features a countryside house in the dark background, while Mohanlal can be seen standing in the front. The movie’s title also carries the tagline ”Unveiling the Shadows”.
Sharing the news on Twitter, Mohanlal tweeted, “Happy to announce my upcoming movie ’12th MAN’ with #JeethuJoseph, produced by @antonypbvr under the banner @aashirvadcine.” Have a look at it below.
Happy to announce my upcoming movie '12th MAN' with #JeethuJoseph, produced by @antonypbvr under the banner @aashirvadcine. pic.twitter.com/nPdNK7IBlk
— Mohanlal (@Mohanlal) July 5, 2021
In the meantime, Mohanlal’s big-budget movie Marakkar: Arabikkadalinte Simham is expected to have its theatrical release on August 12, 2021. The film is directed by Priyadarshan, and it is widely considered the most expensive movie ever made in Malayalam.
So, this was all about the upcoming film The 12th Man. Stay tuned to Bollywood Hush for the latest Bollywood news.
