The teaser of the film “Thankamani,” capturing the memories of the 37th year of the golden wedding anniversary, has been released. The teaser suggests that the film promises an exceptional theater experience. The teaser showcases intense moments involving blood relations, police, and vengeance. The film, titled “The Bleeding Village,” is set to be released soon.
Dileep, through his character Thankamani, attempts to change the tracks of failures. The 148th film of Dileep, directed by Ratheesh Raghunandan, unveils its official teaser on the YouTube channel, “The Bleeding Village.”
The film revolves around the incident in the village of Thankamani, situated in the Idukki district of Kerala, where political turmoil in 1986 led to significant consequences. The screenplay, based on real events, sheds light on crucial aspects of the incident. The director, Manu Jagath, has meticulously portrayed the film’s significant events. Art director Manu Jagath, who has been an integral part of four national award-winning films, has contributed to the film’s set design.
With renowned actors like Ajmal Ameer, Sudheev Nair, Siddique, Manoj K. Jayan, Kottayam Ramesh, Major Ravi, and others, the film boasts a stellar cast. Actresses Neethu Pillai and Pranitha Subhash play pivotal roles. The film also features over forty junior artists and actors.
Ratheesh Raghunandan, known for his directorial skills, has helmed the script of “Thankamani” under the temporary title D-148. The film raises expectations for its portrayal of real-life incidents. Actresses Neethu Pillai and Pranitha Subhash play lead roles. The film also stars Ajmal Ameer, Sudheev Nair, Siddique, Manoj K. Jayan, Kottayam Ramesh, Major Ravi, Santosh Keezhattur, Asif Nedumangad, Thoman Mankuva, Jibin G., Arun Sankaran, and others.
The film is expected to be a unique addition to the Malayalam film industry, with Ratheesh Raghunandan’s directorial expertise and a stellar cast creating anticipation among the audience. The visuals and screenplay promise a gripping cinematic experience, making “Thankamani” one of the most-awaited films.