It has been a big news how Mammootty gave his dates for AK Sajan for his upcoming film titled last day as Solamante Koodaram. AK Sajan came to meet Mammootty at the sets of Kamal directorial film Utopiayile Rajavu. AK Sajan went there to narrate his latest screenplay to Mammootty. Earlier, there has been reports all over about AK Sajan had approached Superstar Suresh Gopi to play the lead character in the film. But after hearing the story Suresh Gopi did not gave his consent on acting in it and the reasons are still unknown. Some says that he told AK Sajan to wait for some more time as he have to complete some other projects which he had already committed. Suresh Gopi said to have loved the script but asked for more time to give his dates. But AK Sajan is not in a mood to wait for long. He then went to Mammootty to narrate the story and screenplay.

Mammootty heard the story at the sets of the Kamal film and AK Sajan started to narrate the screenplay there. But when almost reached to the middle of his screenplay, excited Mammootty took him to his flat and heard that remaining part alone with the director AK Sajan. The reports says that Mammooty was unbelievably thrilled by the script and he gave dates to AK Sajan on the spot and confirmed he is ready to start the project right after Utopiayile Rajavu pushing back all other projects he committed before.

If reports are to be believed the screenplay of the film is such an amazing one that it can break the record created by films like Drishyam and Premam which are respectively standing at the first and second position in the all-time blockbuster list of Mollywood. There is some strange coincidence as well. Drishyam was offered to Mammootty first but due to his other commitments the chance went to Mohanlal and he had committed and started it right away without any delay. Here it was Suresh Gopi first and the same thing happened. This time Mammootty standing in the place of Mohanlal.

Anyway if history repeats it will be the first ever Mammootty film to cross the 50 crore mark in Mollywood.