Mohanlal has ruled the world of Malayalam cinema for decades. Lalettan is an actor who has proved his mettle not only in Malayalam but also in foreign language films many times. Many films of this epic are being prepared on the line, which is changing the history of Malayalam cinema. Now, actor and director Sajid Yahya has come out against those who are doing body shaming against Mohanlal. The note has written in support of Sajid through social media. Read Sajid’s short note.
Mohanlal’s face was a bit like Aluva’s late and that was the reason why he chose Lal from that group. That was the reason why Mohanlal went to the snowy flowers. Fazil Sir later joked about his choice. The same Mohanlal who came to the cinema with a face that was incompatible with the aesthetics of cinema, even in Sibi Malayil at that time with a face contrary to the masculine view of the Malayalee who got two marks out of ten, later became the male representative of Malayalam, the first joke today. In fact, did the Malayalee naturally like Mohanlal, or did he never like the anti-Malayalam views? Lots of characters, popular moments, and things that pulled the chariot wheel into it.
There are a lot. But Mohanlal has been at the forefront of ultimately changing a people’s perception of beauty. But in the midst of all this, there has never been a shortage of criticism and deliberate insults. Priyadarshan himself once said. It is true that a Malayalee does not see body shaming as much as Lal. There have been many criticisms about the body. But no matter how much he was insulted and teased as a woodpecker, he drank the blood of the sheep, and in a single shot, climbed on top of Pookoy’s bench and kicked Chunkathu. We have a star and emotion in the action concepts of whipping up a flask of whiskey and tying it to a redhead in the rain and jumping on a bullet. There is only one Mohanlal… and there is a photo taken by Trolan without even knowing why.
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Let me tell you again, it was a story a few years ago. It’s been a long time since observers like that, but I remember a few people joking back then. But he was shocked. Because the event was a Delhi presentation of Karnabharat. Yes, some people still hide their body shaming in public by saying fancy dress and make-up on the same face that played the role of Karna in the Sanskrit drama. I have only one thing to say to them. Just to say. You continue. Whether you continue or not, he will continue to be known as Mohanlal. Thank you
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