Action Hero Biju is not Balram or Bharath Chandran, says Abrid Shine
Nivin Pauly starrer flick Action Hero Biju is getting ready to release and as per reports it will come to the screens in the early days of February this year. Even though earlier they planned to release it in January 22nd, then they postponed the release. The first look poster had become viral in social media and still there is no trailer or teaser of the film is released.
The expectation level is too high, as this is the first police character done by Nivin Pauly in his career and also the first production venture of him. Director Abrid Shine, who is also a co-producer of this film said to Onlookers Media that Biju Paulose, the character in this film which Nivin Pauly is playing is not a firebrand mass police characters like Mammootty’s Inspector Balram or Suresh Gopi’s Bharath Chandran IPS.
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Abrid Shine said that Sub Inspector Biju Paulose is an ordinary police officer and the film is an effort to tell a realistic police story based on the life and working of a police officer. People are expecting heavy action sequences, punch dialogues, one liners and a mass film altogether. But Action Hero Biju is not a film focusing on that aspects of a mass masala entertainer. But it is the travel through the life of a Cop, played by Nivin Pauly. Of course the film will have action sequences but it is only up to a level which is enough to tell the story.
Nivin Pauly had worked hard for this film to maintain his body shape, looks and also tried to give a completely different performance as Biju Paulose as per reports. One of the songs from the film is released and it is already making waves. The song tuned by Veteran music director Jerry Amal Dev and Sung by Yesudas and Vani Jayaram, is making the people go in a nostalgic mood. The song is starting with the lines Pookkal Pani Neer Pookkal is also pointing
The song is starting with the lines Pookkal Pani Neer Pookkal is also pointing finger to the fact that the film is a realistic one rather being a complete action packed cop story.
