Dhyaan Sreenivasan Reveals Thrilling Motion Poster For Family Entertainer Machante Malakha

The motion title poster for the upcoming film Machante Malakha, directed by Boban Samuel, has taken the internet by storm, creating significant buzz and garnering widespread attention. The poster was unveiled through social media updates from the film’s cast, and Dhyaan Sreenivasan, who plays a leading role in the movie, shared the exciting video on his Instagram handle, further intensifying the anticipation among fans.

In the Instagram post, Dhyan Sreenivasan shared the captivating motion title poster, which introduces the ensemble cast and promises an engaging family entertainer. The caption read, “Unveiling the motion title poster of my next Machante Malakha. Directed by Boban Samuel and produced by Abaam Movies.” The post triggered a frenzy among fans, who expressed their eagerness and love for the upcoming film in the comments section.

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Machante Malakha is directed by Boban Samuel and produced by Abraham Mathew under the banner of Abaam Movies. This project marks the 13th film from Abaam Movies and is presented by Sheelu Abraham. The movie stars Soubin Shahir in the lead role, along with Dhyan Sreenivasan and Namitha Pramod in pivotal roles. The cast also includes Dileesh Pothen, Manoj KU, Vineeth Thattil, and Shanthi Krishna.

Boban Samuel, known for his previous successes like Romans, Janapriyan, and Al Mallu, is gearing up for the release of Machante Malakha. The film was shot at picturesque locations in Mala, Annamanada, Mulanthuruthy, and other stunning spots. Ajeesh Thomas has penned the screenplay, while Ouseppachan is handling the music department, and Vivek Menon is in charge of cinematography.

Fans are particularly excited about the first-time collaboration between Soubin Shahir and Dhyan Sreenivasan. The audience has high expectations for Boban Samuel’s film, anticipating a compelling storyline and the inclusion of comedy elements that were well-received in his previous work, such as the movie Romans, which featured Kunchacko Boban and Biju Menon.