Jayasurya got another solo hit in his Kitty – Su Su Sudhi Vathmeekam collected 5.5 cr from 14 days
Jayasurya is now going great guns as an actor and as a star. He had already got an image of the most talented actor in the younger generation of Mollywood with selection of good characters as well as wonderful portrayal of such roles on screen. But there was a complaint about him that even though he is selecting good characters to play and does it beautifully, he does not gives much importance to the commercial side of the film as many of his good films and performance went unnoticed in theaters.
But he comes back that string of failures strongly with two consecutive successes at box office and the second one Su Su Sudhi Vathmeekam directed by Renjith Shankar gave him a solo hit as well. The film which had opened to great mouth publicity and critical appreciation had already collected rupees 5.5 crore from 14 days of its theatrical run here in Kerala.
The film is also financed by him and Renjith Shankar together after the success of their previous association named Punyalan Agarbathees. According to reports they are planning Punyalan Agarbathees 2 as well next year. Critics and viewers saying alike that Sudhi in Sudhi Vathmeekam was his career best performance as an actor and he might get State award for it next year. The portrayal of that character by him was such a pleasure to watch and have to admit that he made all of us stood wonderstruck with his natural as well as subtle performance of the character named Sudhi who had speech disability of stuttering.
The film which is made in a low budget already on its way earn profit from the theater run alone gave a Solo hit in this year as well. Nadirsha directorial Multi-starrer named Amar Akbar Anthony was his first hit in this year. In that film as well his performance got widely appreciated. The film had Prithvi Raj and Indrajith as well along with him. He had played some great characters named Alby in Kumbasaram and Reghuram in Lukka Chuppi this year even though the films were not commercial successes.
