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A gangster to follow Daddy Cool

IndiaGlitz [Tuesday, April 27, 2010]

After bagging much critical approval for his debut movie with Mammootty 'Daddy Cool', young director Aashiq Abu was in the search for a more meaningful story line to cast the megastar again. As he has got one from two debutant scriptwriters, Aashiq Abu is getting ready with his second project, again with Mammootty.

Titled as 'Gangster', the movie will feature Mammootty in the title role. Mammootty had earlier been in similar roles from the films like 'Athirathram, Samrajyam and Parampara to the latest Big B'. The movie is said to feature artists like Parthiban and Rohini Hattangadi in key roles.

'Gangster' will be a bilingual shot simultaneously in Tamil and Malayalam.



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