Brothers Prithviraj,Indrajith in City Of God

Brothers Prithviraj and Indrajith team up once again in reel life for their upcoming film,City of God.

Actors Prithviraj and Indrajith,the sons of late actor Sukumaran,are once again all set to team up,this time in a film titled City Of God.

Indrajith might not be as popular and successful as his younger brother Prithviraj,who is now one of the most successful stars in South Indian cinema,but he does have his own standing. He has been part of many big hits and has played the hero in many films too. He has also been seen in Tamil and Kannada. Indrajith and Prithviraj have earlier come together in films like Classmates,Police and Nammal Thammil. Now,after a gap,the two brothers come together to share screen space in City Of God,to be directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery.

Son of late actor Jose Pellissery,Lijo had made his debut as a director with Nayakan,which was released a few months back and which had Indrajith in the lead. City Of God would be Lijos second film and would have Shwetha Menon,Rima Kallingal and Priyanka in the female lead roles. The movie is scripted by Babu Janardhanan and will be produced by Anil Mathew under the banner of Mary Matha Productions.

Malayalam actor Innocent in Tamil film

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Popular Malayalam actor Innocent,who has won hearts as a comedian as well as with some good character roles,is now all set to act in Tamil films.

Innocent would be playing a key role in a film by director Samuthirakani,who had last directed Nadodigal. Samuthirakan is said to be impressed with Innocent and hence the offer to act in his next movie,which will have in the lead role Subrahmanyapuram fame Sasikumar.

However,this is not Innocents first foray into Tamil. The veteran actor,who had acted in Hindi too in Priyadarshans Doli Sajaake Rakhna and Malamaal Weekly,had earlier done a role in Priyadarshans Tamil film Lesa Lesa. Samuthirakanis movie would be Innocents second outing in Tamil.

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