64th State School Arts Festival: Mohanlal to be the chief guest at the grand finale

Mohanlal will be the chief guest at the grand finale of the 64th State School Arts Festival in Kerala. The final event will be held in Thrissur on Sunday.The valedictory ceremony will start at 4 p.m as reported by IANS.

The programme will be inaugurated by the Leader of the Opposition in the Kerala Assembly, V. D. Satheesan. The festival is the biggest cultural event for school students in the state.

Festival comes to an emotional end

Thrissur hosted the State School Arts Festival this year. The city was full of life for many days. There was music, dance, drama, and art everywhere. Now the festival is almost over. Only eight competitions are left. These final events will decide who wins the Golden Cup.

New film starts on a peaceful note

Mohanlal is also busy with his film work. The superstar is teaming up again with director Tharun Moorthy after the big success of 'Thudarum'. Their new film officially started with a pooja ceremony. The screenplay pooja was held at the famous Vaikom Mahadeva Temple.The working title of the film is 'L 366'. Reports say the shooting will begin on the 23rd. The shooting location is Thodupuzha.

'Drishyam 3' gears up for release

Mohanlal’s much-awaited 'Drishyam 3' is also moving ahead strongly.

The film is directed by Jeethu Joseph. It is confirmed for a worldwide theatrical release on April 2 this year. The release is planned around the Vishu festival.Mohanlal was recently seen in the pan Indian film 'Vrusshabha' which received poor reviews from the audience and flopped.Mohanlal also teamed up with Sathyan Anthikad for the feel-good movie 'Hridayapoorvam' which received good reviews from the audience and turned out to be a superhit. Mohanlal's massive comeback happened with Tharun Moorthy's thriller 'Thudarum' which received 3 stars from ETimes with our review saying, "Tharun, whose last film Saudi Vellakka won a National Awards, could have done better to have created a more subtle story; this very much has an ‘80s-’90s feel. For Mohanlal fans, his raw magnetism might be exciting, but with its loud and overwritten scenes, the acting lacks nuance all around.

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