Malayalam directors are known for their willingness to acknowledge and support quality films. Girish AD, working under the Bhavana Studios banner, has received praise from Director Jis Joy for his film Premalu. Joy described the film as outstanding and congratulated the cast and crew of Premalu.
In his post, the director lauded Premalu for its ability to evoke emotional responses while also providing moments of laughter. He extended his support to Bhavana Studios, Girish AD, Kiran Josi, Shyam Mohan, Dileesh Pothan, Shyam Pushkaran, Fahadh Faasil, Naslen, Mamita, and others involved in the film. Additionally, Jis Joy revealed that his upcoming film, directed by Biju Menon and Asif Ali, is produced by Arun Narayan and Sijo Sebastian under the Arun Narayan Productions and London Studios banner.
“Premalu. Such a beautiful movie with plenty of comedy and emotions. Proud of u Bhavana Studios, Girish Ad, Kiran Josy… Happy for u Shyam u were outstanding, Dileesh Shyam Pushkar, Fahad u deserves this success. Naslen how easily u deal with comedy and emotions as well. Mamitha Baiju, you were just amazing. Thank you for making me happy in theatre after a little while,” he said in the post.
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Premalu, which has been garnering significant popular support, will expand its screenings to more theatres starting tomorrow. Featuring Naslen and Mamita in the lead roles, the film is hailed as a full-fledged romantic comedy entertainer, with both audience feedback and reviews echoing this sentiment. Produced by Dileesh Pothan, Fahadh Faasil, and Shyam Pushkaran, Premalu is set against the backdrop of Hyderabad.
The teenage romantic comedy had a promising start, receiving positive reviews. Despite not relying on star power, Premalu has amassed nearly Rs 90 lakhs in India. According to Sacnilk, the film’s opening day gross collection in India stands at Rs 1.05 crore. Additionally, it has garnered Rs 30 lakh from overseas markets.
On its release day, Premalu achieved an overall occupancy rate of 36.60%. The morning shows recorded a 28.15% occupancy, followed by 23.73%, 32.54%, and 61.99% for the afternoon, evening, and night shows, respectively.
The film’s positive reception and favourable word-of-mouth have contributed to its success. In response to the growing demand, the filmmakers have expanded the film’s screening to an additional 41 screens on the second day.
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