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The magical combo behind Premam is set to reunite, raising excitement among fans. Director Alphonse Puthren and actor Nivin Pauly are coming together once again for a new project, and expectations are already soaring.

Pre-production work for the film has officially begun, signaling the start of what could be another memorable collaboration between the duo.

The duo previously delivered the cult blockbuster Premam, which remains one of the most loved films in Malayalam cinema to date.

While details about the storyline and cast are still under wraps, the announcement itself has created strong buzz. Fans are eagerly waiting to see what the team has in store.

Adivi Sesh and Mrunal Thakur’s Dacoit will hit the big screens on April 10. The movie marks the directorial debut of Shaniel Deo, a popular cinematographer. The film is backed by Supriya Yarlagadda and co-produced by Suniel Narang, with Annapurna Studios presenting it.

The censor report for Dacoit has now come out, and they hint at an intense and gripping narrative blending high-octane action sequences with an appealing love track. The film has been certified U/A, with an approved runtime of 2 hours and 30 minutes. The first half will reportedly focus on an innocent love track, an escape sequence from police custody, cameos by Pawan Singh, Jonitha Gandhi, and Bheems Ceciroleo, alongside a stunning interval sequence.

Also, Sesh and Mrunal’s chemistry will take the spotlight, say the makers. The second half is said to highlight brilliant chase sequences, unexpected twists, emotional moments, and an arresting screenplay, without missing out on commercial elements. If the reports turn out to be true, we might have a box office winner.

Popular digital entertainment company Chai Bisket has recently launched India’s first regional short-series OTT platform, Chai Shots, which is meant exclusively for bite-sized vertical video storytelling. However, the platform has been facing criticism for its growing adult content. Some netizens feel that the platform is wrongly promoting illegal affairs.

In a recent interaction with the media, its founders, Sharat and Anurag, responded to the controversy. Anurag said, “People are only looking at the thumbnails, but there is social messaging inside the shows. They are not watching the full content.”

Sharat explained, “We do performance marketing ads on a huge scale. About 150 videos are uploaded every week. But as per the YouTube algorithm, only 5-10 videos go viral. Unfortunately, what people tend to watch gets more views. Some shorts open with kissing scenes of actors. We make youthful content, devotional content, thriller- or horror-based shows, and more. Chai Shots wants to offer content to all types of audiences. It is like a multi-cuisine restaurant.”