Actor and director George Kora is getting married. The bride is model Grace Zacharia. The couple shared pictures from their engagement on social media and made fans very happy. George Kora took to Instagram and shared the photos with a simple caption. He wrote, "G & G 03•01•2026."
Celebrities shower love
Many celebrities from the film industry shared their wishes under the post. One person wrote, "Congratulations." Music composer Jakes Bejoy wrote, "Congrats George." Actress Gopika Ramesh wrote, "Congratulations kora." Actor Anna Ben wrote, "Congratulations Kora." Actress Arsha Biju wrote, "Congratulations Chetta." Actor Mathew Thomas also wrote, "Congratulations." Another comment read, "Congratulations my Jambi boy !."
Journey as an actor
George Kora entered the silver screen through the film 'Premam'. The film became very popular and helped him get noticed. After that he became part of films like 'Janaki Jaane', 'Mukundan Unni Associates', and 'Christy'.
Director, writer, and what’s next
George Kora has also directed films like 'Thirike' and 'Tholvi FC'. He worked as a scriptwriter along with Althaf Salim for the film 'Njandukalude Naattil Oridavela'.
Earlier, in an interview with The South First, George said, "I worked for 'Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela' and it was a feel-good film. The movie did well, and as a writer, I got an opportunity to work in that space. When I decided to direct a film, I wanted to talk about brotherhood, and Thirike just happened.”
He also said, “Women are more stronger than men. The women in my life — whether it’s my mom, sister, aunts, or friends — are all more capable and independent than men. The women characters in my films are inspired by these women.”
Up next, George will be directing the zombie film 'Jambi'. The glimpse of it was shown during the end credits of Dhyan Sreenivasan’s 'Detective Ujjwalan'.
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