Written & Directed by God postpones release date
Written & Directed by God is jointly scripted by Jomon John, Linto Devasia, and actor Roshan Mathew. The film's supporting cast includes Abhishek Raveendran, Vaisakh Vijayan, Sreelekshmi Santhosh, Chembil Ashokan, Neena Kurup, Manikandan Pattambi, Jolly Chirayath, Babu Jose, Austin Dan, Dinesh Prabhakar, and Balaji Sharma. On the technical side, it has cinematography by Bablu Aju, music by Shaan Rahman, and editing by Abhishek GA. Written & Directed by God, presented by Saiju, is produced by Thomas Jose and Sanoob K Yoousef under the banners of TJ Productions and Nettooraan Films.
Saiju's forthcoming projects also include Malikappuram director Vishnu Sasi Shankar's Sumathi Valavu, Rahul Riji Nair's Flask, and the third instalment of the Aadu franchise from Midhun Manuel Thomas.
Sunny was last seen in Thurkish Tharkkam alongside Lukman Avaran.
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