Highlights
- Popular Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi said the role he portrayed in Melvilasam (address) was one of the best acting opportunities that came his way.
- Melvilasam, scripted by Soorya Krishnamurthy, secretary of the famed Soorya film society, and directed by debutant Madhav Ramdas, was screened for the press.
- Krishnamurthy said the shooting of the film was completed in 11 days and was based on a real incident in a court room in the early seventies.
- The scenes of the film were entirely shot in a court room and the protagonist is a backward class person who faces various crises in his life.
- "It was a new experience for me to act in such a film and a real experiment in cinema that is worth it," said Suresh Gopi, who won the national film award for the best actor in 1997 for his role in Kaliyattam.
Popular Malayalam actor Suresh Gopi said the role he portrayed in
Melvilasam (address) was one of the best acting opportunities that came his way.
Melvilasam, scripted by Soorya Krishnamurthy, secretary of the famed Soorya film society, and directed by debutant Madhav Ramdas, was screened for the press.
Krishnamurthy said the shooting of the film was completed in 11 days and was based on a real incident in a court room in the early seventies.
The scenes of the film were entirely shot in a court room and the protagonist is a backward class person who faces various crises in his life.
"It was a new experience for me to act in such a film and a real experiment in cinema that is worth it," said Suresh Gopi, who won the national film award for the best actor in 1997 for his role in
Kaliyattam.