Director Dijo Jose Antony recently provided insights into his highly-anticipated film Malayalee From India, featuring Nivin Pauly and Dhyan Sreenivasan, as anticipation peaks for its release on May 1.
In a video posted on his official Twitter account, Dijo shared his thoughts on the film, calling it a depiction of the daily life of a typical Malayalee, Aalparambil Gopy, and the complexities of his village, relationships, and life-altering incidents.
Dijo Jose Antony underscored the significance of the film’s debut on Labour Day, underscoring its exploration of the challenges encountered by two unemployed youths. He warmly invited audiences from all corners to delve into the world of Malayalee From India.
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കൂടെ ഉണ്ടാവണം, പ്രാർഥനയോടെ 🙏
Official Movie Teaser, നാളെ.#MalayaleeFromIndia from May 1@NivinOfficial @magicframes2011 @AnaswaraRajan_ @JxBe pic.twitter.com/vwgtuUYX87
— Dijo Jose Antony (@DijoJoseAntony) April 28, 2024
“Namaskaram everone. This is my third film and I have done all my projects with a lot of love. This is a simple tale of any Malayalee. Our very own Aalparambil Gopy, his journey, his village, his companions, and the intriguing events that unfold in his life,” he said.
The director added, “You may either love or dislike the film, as that’s a matter of personal preference. But one thing I can assure you, as a Malayalee, this film will not leave you disappointed. So, with all the prayers, I wish all of you to watch the film in theatres on May 1.”
Malayalee From India unravels the narrative of a young unemployed individual compelled to embark on a transformative odyssey away from his homeland.
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