Priyanandanan

Director Priyanandanan announced that his 2004 film 'Mandarapoovu,' starring Prithviraj, was abruptly halted after six days of filming. He claims this was due to a powerful group's influence within Mollywood, which imposed an industry-wide ban on Prithviraj following his role in a Vinayan-directed movie. While not explicitly naming the group, Priyanandanan indicated their significant impact led to the project's cancellation.

The film is in pre production stage

Director Priyanandanan on Saturday alleged that there were attempts to block his film ‘Dhabari Kuruvi’ from being considered by the state film award jury. Priyanandanan told reporters that as per the information received by him his film was selected in the first round.

The filmmaker was leaving home in the morning around 9 am

Priyanandanan says that the fact that Balaram Mattannur is also making a film on poet Changampuzha doesn't bother him

Priyanandanan is taking on a very unusual subject in his next film titled The Voter. The film gives out the message of the power of one voter through the main character, Gopi, played by Salim Kumar.

Based on a novel by P Kannan Kutty, the film was to be scripted by Jinu Abraham

The director is livid at Aparna for commenting against his movie

The film puja of Priyanandanan’s The Voter was held at a star hotel in the city recently.

The muhurth of two entirely different films took place at the same venue recently — Priyanandanan’s The Voter and Johnson V Devassy’s Holy Shit.

The Mollywood director's Tamil film, Meikaan, which was delayed due to a financial crunch two years ago, finally shows signs of setting sail

The show is titled Sooryotsavam

Dileep is reportedly the hero

It was held at St George Church, Edappally

The film is a Midhun Manuel directorial

Salim Kumar will be seen playing an election duty officer in The Voter

The director said the incident took place at 9 am as he came out of his house at Cherpu in Thrissur district.

The Indian Panorama film festival, being jointly organised by the Kerala Information and Public Relations Department and the Directorate of Film Festivals, would be held here from October 13 to 18.

Actress Meera Vasudevan and Lal team up for the third time through the film titled Silencer

Short films ‘Neha Ente Koottukaari’ and ‘Moosha’ have won top honours in the first Bharat PJ Antony Memorial Short Film Festival held in Thrissur recently.

Around 200 special invitees, including film stars, writers and academicians added star value to the inaugural function of the CPM's state conference on Thursday.