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Jayaram and Kalidas Jayaram's Ashakal Aayiram begins
Ashakal Aayiram's screenplay is jointly written by Jude Anthany Joseph and Aravind Rajendran, with Jude, whose last directorial was 2018: Everyone Is a Hero, also serving as the creative director. The upcoming film features Asha Sharath and Ishaani Krishna as the female leads alongside Anand Manmadhan and Zhinz Shan in prominent supporting roles. It is produced by Gokulam Gopalan under Sree Gokulam Movies, with Baiju Gopalan and V C Praveen as executive producers Technical responsibilities are handled by cinematographer Shaji Kumar, editor Shafeeque V B, and composer Sanal Dev.
NDTV
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- NDTV
2018 Director Jude Anthany Joseph To Direct Film On MV Kairali Mystery
New Delhi: 2018 director Jude Anthany Joseph announced his ambitious next film, titled MV Kairali-The Enduring Mystery, on Monday. Inspired from the book The Master Mariner, the film is an attempt to dissect the mystery over the disappearance of the modern bulk carrier MV Kairali on June 30, 1979 after sailing from Goa. What's Happening Jude Anthany Joseph shot to fame after his directorial 2018 was chosen as India's official entry to the Oscars in 2024. However, it failed to make it to the Oscars. His next film is titled MV Kairali-The Enduring Mystery. The script of the film has been written by Jude, American writer James Wright, and Josy Joseph, writer-journalist and founder of Confluence Media. The film has largely drawn inspiration from the book The Master Mariner on MV Kairali's Captain, Mariadas Joseph, written by his son, Lt. Col. Thomas Joseph (Retd.). Both the English and Malayalam editions of The Master Mariner, published by Azhimukham Books, will be released in Kochi on August 25. In a press release, Jude said his film will bring a cinematic closure to the never-ending mystery. "If it had not disappeared, MV Kairali and its possible achievements would have been a crowning glory in the long maritime history of Kerala and a matter of immense pride for each of us. However, in a matter of a few days, everything changed; fifty-one lives disappeared, and numerous families were thrust into permanent turmoil. Many people have spent their entire lives in the hope that their loved ones will one day return. "No government and no system can compensate for their losses. By adapting the story of MV Kairali into a film, I hope that my humble efforts will provide some relief to those families, offering reassurance that not everyone has forgotten their people. The movie will also be our tribute to those aboard MV Kairali. I hope that the movie will provide at least a cinematic closure to the never-ending search," the director said in a statement. What Happened To MV Kairali? MV Kairali, a modern bulk carrier made in Norway and owned by Kerala Shipping Corporation, set sail from Goa on June 30, 1979, with tonnes of iron ore and 51 people, including a woman and her young child, aboard. The ship disappeared after a last message was received on July 3, 1979, as it headed to Djibouti, from where it was scheduled to leave for the final destination, Rostock, in East Germany. The turmoil that ensued after the disappearance of the carrier was largely felt in Kerala, from where 23 of those on board the bulk carrier belonged. According to the press release, people, who were left behind, refused to accept bureaucratic callousness. Following their relentless pressures, a high-stakes investigation was deployed to unearth the layers of political, corporate, and international intrigue spanning continents. In A Nutshell Jude Anthany Joseph of 2018 fame will direct a film on the disappearance of the modern bulk carrier MV Kairali, which dominated national headlines for years.
New Indian Express
2 days ago
- New Indian Express
Jude and Co to come up with a film on missing M V Kairali
KOCHI: The mystery surrounding the disappearance of the MV Kairali and its subsequent developments is set to be adapted into a film. The film, 'M.V. Kairali: The Enduring Mystery', being directed by Jude Anthony Joseph, was announced by Confluence Media on Monday. The film's script has been written by American writer James Wright, along with Jude and Josie Joseph, a writer and founder of Confluence Media. Speaking about the film, Jude, the director of '2018, Everyone is a Hero', India's official entry to the 2023 Oscars, said that the film is a tribute to the passengers of the MV Kairali and an attempt to provide a cinematic conclusion to the mystery. "If it had not disappeared, the MV Kairali and its achievements would have become a significant milestone in Kerala's maritime history. It would have been a source of great pride for us. But everything changed. 51 lives were lost, and many families were left in distress. By filming the story of M.V. Kairali, I hope my effort will be a comfort to those families. This will also be our tribute to the passengers of the ship," he said, hoping that this never-ending investigation can be brought to a conclusion, at least through film. The film is based on a book, 'The Master Mariner', authored by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Joseph (retd.), son of Mariadas Joseph, the captain of the missing ship. The English and Malayalam versions of this book will be released in Kochi on August 25.
