Highlights
- Ajith Antony, son of Defence Minister AK Antony, has decided to try his luck in showbiz and his debut film Oberoi will go on the floors in August.
- The film's director Aji John said the script for the Malayalam version is over and now they are scouting for a writer to pen the script in Tamil.
- "The earliest we can start shooting for the film is in August because a few more things have to fall in place. We want the shooting to take place simultaneously for the Malayalam and Tamil version, hence the delay," said John.
- Ajith, 22, is the younger son of Antony and a graduate in English Literature from St. Stephen's College, Delhi.
- The dialogues of the Malayalam film have been written by Anoop Menon and the Malayalam version would be distributed by Marikar Films.
- "The story of the Malayalam version has been penned by Ajith itself as the story was his own. The photo session of the film was completed in Goa," said John.
- The film tells the tale of two North Indian families who are rivals in business.
- John says that "Ajith is the leading star" but has refused to reveal the other cast members, saying: "Please allow us to retain a bit of suspense as the star cast is being finalised."
- John is currently looking for location for his forthcoming film Namaku Parkkan.
- "Oberoi's shoot will begin only after I complete my present film and the release of Ajith's film is expected only next year," said John.
Ajith Antony, son of Defence Minister AK Antony, has decided to try his luck in showbiz and his debut film
Oberoi will go on the floors in August.
The film's director Aji John said the script for the Malayalam version is over and now they are scouting for a writer to pen the script in Tamil.
"The earliest we can start shooting for the film is in August because a few more things have to fall in place. We want the shooting to take place simultaneously for the Malayalam and Tamil version, hence the delay," said John.
Ajith, 22, is the younger son of Antony and a graduate in English Literature from St. Stephen's College, Delhi.
The dialogues of the Malayalam film have been written by Anoop Menon and the Malayalam version would be distributed by Marikar Films.
"The story of the Malayalam version has been penned by Ajith itself as the story was his own. The photo session of the film was completed in Goa," said John.
The film tells the tale of two North Indian families who are rivals in business.
John says that "Ajith is the leading star" but has refused to reveal the other cast members, saying: "Please allow us to retain a bit of suspense as the star cast is being finalised."
John is currently looking for location for his forthcoming film
Namaku Parkkan.
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Oberoi's shoot will begin only after I complete my present film and the release of Ajith's film is expected only next year," said John.