Drishyam-2

Mumbai : The makers of 'Drishyam 2' have unveiled Akshaye Khanna's look from the upcoming film. The actor is seen in a pensive look planning his next move on a chess board.The poster of the Abhishek Pathak directorial showcases an intense…

Mumbai :October 2 is known for majorly two reasons across India and within the Indian diaspora - first, as Mahatma Gandhi's birthday and second, when Vijay Salgaonkar from 'Drishyam' went to Panjim along with his family. The film has…

Mumbai : Abhishek Pathak directorial 'Drishyam 2' starring Ajay Devgn, Akshaye Khanna and Tabu is all set to hit the theatres on November 18.The movie is a sequel to the 2015 crime thriller 'Drishyam', which was a Hindi remake of the…

Mumbai : The shooting for the sequel of 'Drishyam' starring Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn has commenced. Abhishek Pathak is set to direct the next chapter in this franchise.Talking about coming back with 'Drishyam 2', Ajay shares: "'Drishyam'…

Bengaluru : The team of 'Drishya' is all set to enthrall the audience yet again with the sequel 'Drishya 2' in December. It is one of the most anticipated movies in Karnataka.'Drishya 2' is a remake of Malayalam blockbuster 'Drishyam 2'…

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Malayalam superstar Mohanlal, who's film Drishyam 2 released recently, confessed that there were a few scenes in the film which were challenging for the actor. Mohanlal, who played the role of George Kutty in the film, said that these…

The beauty of Drishyam lay in the finality of its end. As Mohanlal's Georgekutty buried the truth (literally) and got away with the perfect cover-up, there was hardly scope to dig out anything new, you would think -- for scriptwriter or…

With just a few days left for the OTT release of 'Drishyam-2', one of the most awaited film of superstar Mohanlal, the Kerala Film Chamber has expressed their ire over the move as this could well prove disastrous for the film theatre…