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On Mammootty’s birthday, makers unveil first look and title of ‘Mela’

From Khaleej Times · () English

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  • The title and first-look poster for Mammootty’s upcoming film “Mela,” directed by Nithish Sahadev, were released on the actor’s 75th birthday.
  • The poster shows Mammootty in an intense, rugged look wearing a black shirt and black mundu.
  • “Mela” joins a busy lineup that includes “Mattancherry Mafia,” “Padayaatra” and the Tamil action thriller “Om.”

Mammootty’s 75th birthday brought a special reveal for his fans: the title and first-look poster of his upcoming film “Mela.”

Director Nithish Sahadev shared the poster on social media with a birthday message for the veteran actor. Mammootty also posted the update, presenting “Mela” as the ninth production venture from the team behind the film.

Wishing Our Dearest Mammukka very Happy Birthday

· Nithish SahadevThe director shared the birthday greeting alongside the first-look poster.

The first look shows him in an intense, rugged avatar, dressed in a black shirt and black mundu with a commanding expression. Fans filled social media with birthday wishes, including comments celebrating the actor’s enduring charm.

“Mela” adds to Mammootty’s packed schedule. His latest major theatrical release was “Patriot,” a Malayalam political action spy thriller released on May 1. He is also set to appear in “Mattancherry Mafia,” reunite with Adoor Gopalakrishnan for “Padayaatra,” and work with Dhanush in the Tamil action thriller “Om,” which also features Sai Pallavi, Naseeruddin Shah, Sreeleela and Indrans.

Presenting The Title & First Look Poster of Our 9th Production Venture #MELA Directed by Nithish Sahadev.

· MammoottyMammootty announced the film’s title and first look to his fans.
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