Prithviraj Sukumaran said- I am a completely napotism product, I got the first film from my surname

Prithviraj Sukumaran is one of the biggest names of Malayalam cinema today. The actor and filmmaker have crossed the boundaries of the language. The actor has given blockbuster films in Malayalam and has made his/her place across India. But if you believe his/her words, then all this started due to nepotism. In an interview recently, Prithviraj talked about his/her father about his/her rights and career. Pritviraj is the son of the late Sukumaran, one of the most famous stars of Malayalam cinema in the 70s and 80s. Even though the superstar died in 1997, Prithviraj got a lot of help before starting his/her acting career and all this happened due to his/her father. In an interview to Pinkvilla, the actor said, ‘I got my first film only because of my surname. I am a completely Napo product. ‘

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Prithviraj Sukumaran spoke on nepotism

Prithviraj is promoting the film ‘L2: Emoran’ in his/her direction. In the next part of his/her 2019 blockbuster ‘Lucifer’, Mohanlal is in the lead role and Prithviraj is also in the cameo. Apart from these two, the film has many actors with the names of Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi cinema.

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So many actors in Prithviraj’s film

Talking about taking so many actors in your film, Prithviraj said, ‘You are living in the easiest time to come to cinema, whether you want to work in any medium. If you make a good Instagram reel today, you can still draw attention. You can do a great podcast and people start talking about you. ‘

‘L2: Emoran’ Advance Booking

‘L2: Emoran’ is being called the biggest Malayalam film ever in terms of its scale and budget. The film made a great start at the box office when advance booking started on Friday. According to the report, it sold about one lakh tickets in the first hour, which is the highest ever for an Indian film. By the end of Friday, Empuran had grossed 5 crores in advance booking on the first day. Given that advance booking has not yet begun outside Kerala, it is a good sign for the film. ‘L2: Emoran’ will be released on 27 March.