Mammootty’s brother Ebrahimkutty shares emotional note -' A great relief after crossing a vast ocean'; Read more

Malayalam cinema’s beloved icon Mammootty has finally broken his silence after months of concern surrounding his health, and the wave of relief sweeping through Kerala is being echoed by his family as well.

His brother, actor Ebrahimkutty, penned a heartfelt Facebook post describing the moment as “a great relief after crossing a vast ocean.”

Ebrahimkutty on the power of prayers

Reflecting on the emotional toll of the last few months, Ebrahimkutty wrote, “The relief of having crossed a vast ocean that had terrified both body and mind. All the worries kept inside have now vanished. Now it is a return.”He recalled how people approached him everywhere, carrying the same question in their eyes: “During serial shootings, at railway stations, bus stands, on roads, on sets—wherever I went, people came with affection and asked, ‘Is Mammookka okay?’ When I replied yes, the expression on their faces revealed the depth of love one can hold for a person.”Describing the experience as witnessing the entire world immersed in prayer, Ebrahimkutty confessed: “There wasn’t anything too serious, but still, a lump remained in my heart. With every breath, I prayed—together with millions of people.”

Mammootty breaks his silence - I stand before you with folded hands

The actor himself, through his personal secretary George Sebastian, also chose this moment to express gratitude. In a heartfelt message shared on social media, Mammootty said: “With eyes filled with happiness, I stand before you with folded hands. To those who prayed, stood by me, and comforted me saying everything would be fine — with endless love, my dear ones… thank you!”Meanwhile on the work front, Mammootty was last seen in the game thriller movie 'Bazooka'. Mammootty will be next seen in the thriller film 'Kalamkaval' which also has actor Vinayakan in a pivotal role.

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