Dracula 3D 2012 had completed 50 days in some cinema houses
Highlights
- Film director Vinayan claimed that there was good response from the people to his Malayalam film Dracula 3D 2012, in the state and in some cinema houses the movie had completed 50 days of screening.
- Vinayan, who has a running feud with a leading organisation of the Malayalam film industry, alleged that he had to encounter lots of problems before the film could be released.
- "Even though the film did not have superstars, people had accepted it as they knew the problems I was facing during the last five years," he said
- "I had faced lot of harassment that do not suit in a state like Kerala from the film organisation," he said.
- Vinayan alleged he was all set to start the 'mixing' works of Dracula at a studio, but it could not be done at the last minute due to the intervention by a prominent film organisation.
- Pointing out that Mohanlal, general secretary of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA), is a good actor, he wanted to know whether the harassment by the film industry was with the knowledge of Mohanlal.
- A lot of new faces are coming into films and people are accepting them, he said.
- Vinayan, who has directed 35 films including four in Tamil, said his next project Little Super Man is a children's film in which over 150 children will be acting.
Film director Vinayan claimed that there was good response from the people to hisMalayalam film
Dracula 3D 2012, in the state and in somecinema houses the movie had completed 50 days of screening.
Vinayan, who has a running feud with a leadingorganisation of the Malayalam film industry, alleged that hehad to encounter lots of problems before the film could bereleased.
"Even though the film did not have superstars, people hadaccepted it as they knew the problems I was facing during thelast five years," he said
"I had faced lot of harassment that do not suit in astate like Kerala from the film organisation," he said.
Vinayan alleged he was all set to start the 'mixing'works of
Dracula at a studio, but it could not be done atthe last minute due to the intervention by a prominent filmorganisation.
Pointing out that Mohanlal, general secretary ofthe Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA), is a goodactor, he wanted to know whether the harassment by the filmindustry was with the knowledge of Mohanlal.
A lot of new faces are coming into films and people areaccepting them, he said.
Vinayan, who has directed 35 films including four inTamil, said his next project
Little Super Man is achildren's film in which over 150 children will be acting.