'I, Nobody' poster out: Prithviraj Sukumaran unveils first look of his next on director Nisam Basheer’s birthday - Watch

Malayalam star Prithviraj Sukumaran has unveiled the much-awaited first look of his upcoming film' I, Nobody'.The reveal came on Saturday, August 23, on the occasion of director Nisam Basheer's birthday. The poster drop also gave fans a tease of the intriguing world of the movie.

The actor took to his official Instagram handle to share the poster, captioning it, "Happy Birthday #NisamBasheer #I, Nobody #FirstLook." The post immediately caught the attention of fans across social media, with many lauding the mysterious vibe of the poster and raised speculation about the plot.

Check the poster below:

The first glimpse hints at the film's tense themes with the way it shows Prithviraj standing with his back turned to the camera.

Behind him is a chaotic scene where barricades are up, police trying to maintain order, and an agitated crowd gathered outside a building. The poster gives a sense of suspense and drama without giving away the details of the plot.The Pooja ceremony of the film was held early April 2025 when the makers shared the initial confirmation of the ambitious project.

Cast of the film

Alongside Prithviraj the film has a solid cast in the supporting roles. It includes Parvathy Thiruvothu, Ashokan, Madhupal, Hakkim Shajahan, Lukman Avaran, Ganapathi, and Vijay Fort.

Vijay Fort. While the makers have consciously kept plot details away from the spotlight, early buzz suggests that the movie is likely to be an emotional drama, with power-packed performances.

Prithviraj's recent work

Speaking of Prithviraj's upcoming acting ventures, the actor was most recently seen in Kayoze Irani's 'Sarzameen', as Vijay Menon, a soldier and father, grappling between his family and duty. The film also starred Kajol as Meher, his wife and Ibrahim Ali Khan as their son, Harman, marking his first on-screen appearance.

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