All's well! Nivin Pauly joins ‘Baby Girl' after controversy cool-down
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Putting all speculations and controversies to rest, Malayalam actor
Nivin Pauly
has officially joined the sets of 'Baby Girl', a film produced by
Listin Stephen
.
New Beginnings
In a video shared by the producers of 'Baby Girl', Nivin Pauly is seen arriving on the sets of 'Baby Girl'. Though the post did not delve into details, the visual confirmation of Nivin's participation has effectively silenced the ongoing controversy.
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The video was shared on Instagram by Listin Stephen with the caption, "Babygirl shoot progressing at Vaikom with our all artists."
What was the controversy about?
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To recall, the tension began when producer Listin Stephen, during the promotional event for
Dileep
's 'Prince and Family', made a veiled remark about a "leading actor" in the
Malayalam film industry
who had allegedly committed a "serious mistake." Although Listin refrained from naming anyone, his comments triggered a flurry of speculation, with many believing the actor in question was Nivin Pauly.
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'Lighting a massive firecracker'
Listin had warned that the actor's actions could lead to major problems if continued, calling it a mistake akin to 'lighting a massive firecracker.' His cryptic words sparked widespread debate within the industry, with fans and insiders trying to decode the real story.
Now, with Nivin Pauly back on board for 'Baby Girl', it appears that both parties have resolved their differences, at least professionally. The collaboration signals a promising restart for the project.
Nivin Pauly's work front
Mollywood's young star Nivin Pauly is yet to make his massive comeback, eventhough his cameo appearance in the Vineeth Sreenivasan's directorial 'Varshangalkku Shesham' received much adulation from the audiences. Later Nivin Pauly and Dhyan Sreenivasan's film 'Malayali From India' failed to impress the audiences and turned out to be a flop. Nivin Pauly has several highly awaited projects in the pipeline including 'Multiverse Manmadan'.
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