Kaathal – The Core: Mammootty, Jyotika’s Social Drama Gets A Release Date (Details Inside)

Mammootty, who has been a major part of the Malayalam film industry for nearly five decades, is adored by many for his authentic performances and tremendous range as an actor. Mammootty, the well-known Malayalam film megastar, has a number of intriguing projects in the works.

The seasoned actor's forthcoming film slate includes both established and emerging filmmakers. For the first time in his career, Malayalam cinema's megastar is teaming up with renowned actress Jyotika and acclaimed director Jeo Baby. The immensely skilled trio is teaming together for the highly anticipated upcoming social drama ‘Kaathal - The Core’.

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Release Date Of The Film

Despite the fact that little is known about the project's plot or the characters played by Mammootty and Jyotika, it has been announced that the duo would play a married couple in the film. According to recent sources, the highly anticipated project now has a release date. According to the most recent information, ‘Kaathal - The Core’ will be released in theatres on May 11, this year.

According to rumors and speculation, the creators have already begun the theatre charting for Mammootty and Jyotika's social play around Kerala. Director Jeo Baby and his crew are now working on the final stage of post-production for Kaathal - The Core. A formal announcement about the film's release date is expected in the coming days.

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About The Film

As previously stated, Mammootty will play Mathew Devassy, a communist party member from Teekoy, a small village in Kerala, in the highly anticipated film. Jyothika, on the other hand, is said to play Mathew Devassy's wife in the film. 'Kaathal - The Core' is billed as a social drama, similar to filmmaker Jeo Baby's previous film, The Big Indian Kitchen. Lalu Alex, Muthumani, Chinnu Chandni, Sudhi Koppa, and others appear in supporting roles.