Here comes ‘Grrr’: Kunchacko Boban and Suraj Venjaramoodu in a Roaring First Look

Celebrating the festive spirit of Christmas, the creators of the much-anticipated film ‘Grrr’ surprised fans with the release of its captivating first-look poster. This comedic venture stars the dynamic duo of Kunchacko Boban and Suraj Venjaramoodu and is masterfully crafted by Jay K, the creative mind behind the critically acclaimed ‘Ezra.’ Co-written with Praveen S, this film promises a delightful cinematic experience.

The first-look poster paints a vivid picture, portraying Suraj Venjaramoodu holding onto Kunchacko Boban from behind, caught in what appears to be a daring attempt to rescue him from the clutches of a lion. The poster hints at the comedic tension and thrill that the film holds.

Adding to the stellar cast are Shruti Ramachandran, Rajesh Madhavan, Anagha, and Shobi Thilakan, each contributing their talent to this comedic narrative. ‘Grrr’ spins around a rib-tickling premise—an inebriated individual finding himself inside a lion’s enclosure, setting off a comical series of efforts by zookeepers to rescue him.

Noteworthy is Kunchacko Boban’s commitment to authenticity, filming alongside a real-life lion in South Africa, enhancing the film’s realism and intensity. Produced by Shaji Nadesan and Arya, ‘Grrr’ boasts an exceptional technical crew: Jayesh Nair as the cinematographer, Vivek Harshan editing, and Dawn Vincent orchestrating the captivating background score. Director Ratheesh Balakrishnan Poduval’s meticulous production design adds depth to the film’s visual narrative.

While the official release date is yet to be announced, audiences can anticipate the arrival of ‘Grrr’ in February, promising an uproarious comedy that will entertain and enthrall audiences.

The unveiling of the ‘Grrr’ first look poster sets the stage for an exhilarating journey into a world of laughter and adventure, leaving audiences eager for more.

Stay tuned for further updates as ‘Grrr’ promises to roar into theaters with a captivating storyline and uproarious comedy