Malaikottai Vaaliban team delights fans on Mohanlal’s birthday with a thrilling teaser. Mohanlal shines in a unique look, captivating audiences as he walks with a rope in the teaser. Malaikottai Vaaliban, directed by Lijo Jose Pellisheri is said to be the most costliest (and biggest) film of his career. The Rajasthan schedule was wrapped up recently. Currently, the shooting is happening in Chennai. Music is by Lijo’s favourite Prashant Pillai.
Recently by the look of Malaikottai Valiban, there are rumours that Mohanlal is playing wrestling Champion The Great Gama in Lijo Jose Pellisery’s ‘Malaikottai Valiban: He took Indian wrestling to International heights. Gulam Muhammad Baksh Bhatt remained unbeatable in his field for nearly 50 years. Anyway looks like Mohanlal fans are ecstatic to hear this news. Recently the makers of ‘Malaikottai Valiban’ released the title of the film shrouded in suspense.
In the middle of this, we are hearing the news that Mohanlal is playing the indomitable wrestler Great Gama of British India. There are reports that Malaikottai Valiban is set in the 1900s. The location still hints that the film is set during the time of British rule in India. The shooting of the film started at Rajasthan’s Jaisalmer on January 18th this year. After shooting there for a month, they have started a 20-day schedule at Pokhran in Rajasthan. They will once again shift to the laisalmer location after the Pokhran schedule. This big-budget film’s story is by Lijo Jose Pellisery and the screenplay is by PF Rafeek.
Gulam Muhammad Baksh Bhatt was born into a family of wrestlers in Kashmir. He later came to be known as wrestling champion Gama.
Though he learned strength training in traditional Godha or Gatta gusti, his first career breakthrough was while participating in the 1888 Strong man competition at Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Though there were over 400 wrestlers and famous champions, 10-year-old Gama was the show-stealer. Though Gama came in the last 15, taking into consideration his age, Jodhpur King declared him as the winner.
Though he learned strength training in traditional Godha or Gatta gusti, his first career breakthrough was while participating in the 1888 Strong man competition at Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Though there were over 400 wrestlers and famous champions, 10-year-old Gama was the show-stealer. Though Gama came in the last 15, taking into consideration his age, Jodhpur King declared him as the winner.
The cinematography is by Madhu Neelakandan, and costumes by Ronex Xavier. Marathi actor Shonali Kulkarni, Hareesh Peradi, Manikandan Achari, Rajeev Pillai, Danish, and Hariprashant Varma are also part of the film. The film is produced under the banner of Shibu Baby John’s John and Mary Creative, Max Lab Cinemas, and Century Films.
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