Mammootty pens for his bilingual

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,April 12 2010]

Megastar Mammootty will write the dialogues for his bilingual movie 'Shikari' which will go on floors in May.

According to the producer, the Mollywood superstar was so much impressed with the strong script that he himself came forward to write the dialogues for the Malayalam version.

'Shikari' which will kick off its shoot by the 10th of May at Bangalore, is produced by eminent producer in Kannada K Manju. A few Malayalee actors including Salimkumar, Suraj Venjaramoodu and Nedumudi Venu will be a part of the Mollywood version which will be presented to Kerala audience in a different name.

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