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Mollywood to support Arabian cinema

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,December 18 2008]

Malayalam film industry is all set to support Arabian film industry, according to the super star Mammootty. The actor who just returned after a trip to Dubai said that he has assured the Arab cinema world, the full support in their development of technical know how.

And according to the star, the technicians from Malayalam will conduct workshops to help Arab cinema in developing expertise in creating better cinema. The superstar added that he already had talks with ‘Studio City', the media wing of smart city group in Dubai about this newer initiatives.

The superstar has a busy schedule all this month as he will complete his two long pending films, 'Pazhassi Raja' and ‘Kutty Shranku' by the end of this month. Then Mammootty will join his new flick with director Johnny Antony titled 'Pattanathil Bhootham', which will start canning by the 28th of this month.

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