The First Look Poster of the film “Maine Pyar Kiya,” written and directed by newcomer Faizal and produced under the banner of Spire Productions by Sanju Unnithan, has been unveiled. The main stars of the film include Hridu Haroon, Preethi Mukundan, Askar Ali, Midhun, Arjo, Jagadeesh, Mustafa and Jero. This is the second production of Spire Productions after the super success of “Mandakini” released last year.<\/p>\n
Following the success of the hit film “Mura,” Hridu Haroon plays the lead role in “Maine Pyar Kiya.” Preeti Mukundan, who garnered attention for her role in the Tamil film “Star” and her performance in the super hit music video “Asai Koodai,” makes her debut as a heroine in Malayalam. Other actors in the film include Jeo Baby, Srikant Vettiyar, Reddin Kingsly, Bobin Perumpilli, Thrikannan, Mime Gopi, Boxer Deena, Janaardhanan, Jagadeesh, Jivi Rex, and others. Director Faizal has written the film in association with BilKefzal. It is noteworthy that the film is getting simultaneously released in Malayalam and Tamil.<\/p>\n
DOP \u2013 Don Paul P,
\nMusic \u2013 Electronic Kili, Editor \u2013 Kannan Mohan, Executive Producer \u2013 Binu Nayar, Production Controller \u2013 Shihab Vennala,
\nArt Director \u2013 Sunil Kumaran, Chief Associate Director \u2013 Rajesh Adoor,
\nCostumes \u2013 Arun Manohar, Payyanur, Sound Design \u2013 Ranganath Ravi, Stunts \u2013 Kalai Kingson,
\nAssociate Directors \u2013 Ashwin Mohan, Shihan Mohammed, Vishnu Ravi,
\nProduction Executives \u2013 Vinod Venugopal, Antony Kuttampuzha, Distribution \u2013 Spire Productions, Administration & Distribution Head \u2013\u00a0Pradeep\u00a0Menon.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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