Prithviraj SukumaranThe body transformation for his next film Khalifa has become a major talking point among fans and now the actor has heaped praises on Padma Shri mammothdescribed the Malayalam superstar as the most flexible actor he has ever seen. The actor said Mammootty’s ability to completely transform into different characters continues to inspire him as a performer.
Mammootty completely becomes the character
Talking about the veteran actor’s performance, Prithviraj explained that Mammootty has a rare ability to disappear into the character, Reporter’s website reported. According to him, the audience never sees the star first. Instead, they see characters.He said: “Mammookka is the most flexible actor I have ever seen. I don’t say this because mentioning the names of Lalettan or Mammookka will get you applause. Every time you see Mammookka playing a character, you genuinely feel like he has become that character. When you watch him playing Ajoti in Amaram, he looks like a real fisherman. You also feel completely believable when you see him playing the district collector in King. He is an actor who can completely immerse himself in a character. As an actor, I’ve always felt that he had an extraordinary ability to change his body and adapt to different roles quickly and easily. This also inspires me. “
Prithviraj Sukumaran on ‘Me, no one ‘
Meanwhile, Prithviraj is gearing up for the release of I, Nobody, directed by Nizam Basheer.Explaining the structure of the film, he told an event organized by Online Malay Language Events, “As I said before, we cannot limit this film to a single genre. When I first heard the story, I felt that the genre was changing every five minutes. It felt as if several genres we are familiar with were presented through an unconventional narrative style.”
not just one action movie
Prithviraj also talked about the action elements in the film. Although “I, No One” features several large-scale scenes, he emphasizes that action is only part of the overall experience.The actor revealed that a lot of time and effort was put into designing the stunt parts.He said, “There are so many things about this film. If I had to pick one aspect that I particularly enjoyed, it would be the drama. There was also the action sequences, which we spent considerable time and resources on. This was the first time that I worked with stunt coordinator Yannick Benn for so many days of shooting. I believe it was also the longest he had ever worked on a Malayalam film. His entire team was from France and we shot extensively in Thiruvananthapuram. However, although there is plenty of action, this is not an action movie. ““I, No One” directed by Nizam Basheer is scheduled to be released on July 9.
