Lal’s humour steals the show at ‘Bison’ screening, demands Mari Selvaraj to rope in THIS actor in their next

At the Kochi special screening of the film 'Bison', directed by Mari Selvaraj, actor Lal impressed the audience with his sense of humor. Speaking after the screening, Lal jokingly said, “There is one person who regrets not being able to act in this film, my friend Suresh Krissna.” Recently, Suresh Krishna expressed his regret over not being able to play Dhruv Vikram's trainer in the film 'Bisan' due to his busy schedule with his Malayalam films.

That speech made everyone laugh. Later, Lal turned to Mari Selvaraj and said, “We must definitely include Suresh Krissna in the next film,” and received applause from everyone.

Lal teases Mari Selvaraj about their ongoing collaboration

Lal also spoke humorously about his third collaboration with Mari Selvaraj in his speech. “It’s like Mari Selvaraj can’t make a film without me or a dog.” He said with a smile, "May he have the luck to make many more good films; may I also act in them," and blessed him in his unique comedic style.

'Bison' actor’s charm and camaraderie light up the screening

Not only did Lal's speech at the screening captivate everyone, but his natural humor and the moments of excitement he shared with the film crew also captivated everyone. Lal's recurring roles in Mari Selvaraj's films have been well-received by fans. In this event too, his laughter and eloquence made the 'Bison' team's celebration lively.

Lal’s powerful role as Kandasamy adds depth

In the film 'Bison', Lal plays the strong and influential character Kandasamy. In this sports drama, Kandasamy stands against the opposing team led by Aamir's character. Despite being a man surrounded by caste-based violence, Kandasamy also seems to have great respect for Kabaddi and encourages Kitten, played by Dhruv Vikram, to "go for the big goal."