Mohanlal is an Ordinary Man in ‘Neru’ and Jeethu Joseph Hopes to Satisfy Audiences

Jeethu Joseph, the visionary filmmaker renowned for his gripping narratives, reunites with the legendary actor Mohanlal for their fourth collaboration in ‘Neru’. Stepping away from the limelight of grandeur, Jeethu Joseph’s recent revelation about Mohanlal’s role in ‘Neru’ echoes the essence of simplicity, reminiscent of their previous triumphs like ‘Drishyam’ and ‘Drishyam 2’.

In a recent press interaction, Jeethu Joseph shared his belief in crafting relatable characters, asserting that Mohanlal portrays an ordinary man in ‘Neru’, akin to his character in the iconic ‘Drishyam’. Not one to seek inflated attention, Jeethu Joseph expressed his anticipation for the audience’s acceptance, drawing parallels to their heartfelt embrace of previous collaborations.

Reflecting on the anticipation surrounding ‘Neru’, Jeethu Joseph emphasized his confidence in the storyline’s depth and its engaging presentation. He articulated his commitment to delivering a narrative that transcends mere storytelling, aiming to resonate profoundly with viewers, much like their earlier works.

‘Neru’ unfurls as an emotionally charged courtroom drama, weaving a tale of justice and human emotions. Crafted by Actress and Advocate Shanthi Mayadevi in tandem with director Jeethu Joseph, the film promises an intricate exploration of ethical dilemmas, compassion, and the intricate tapestry of the human experience.

Backing this poignant narrative are stellar performances from an ensemble cast featuring Priyamani, Siddique, Ganesh Kumar, Anaswara Rajan, Jagadeesh, Nandu, and more. The synergy of Satheesh Kurupu’s evocative cinematography, VS Vinayak’s precision in editing, and Vishnu Shyam’s stirring musical score amplifies the immersive experience ‘Neru’ offers.

Scheduled for a global theatrical release on December 21st, ‘Neru’ stands as a testament to Jeethu Joseph and Mohanlal’s creative prowess, poised to captivate audiences worldwide with its sincerity and narrative depth.