This is the first time in the history of Malayalam cinema that the shows of a film will start at 6 am on the fourth day after its release
Success of Lokah Chapter 1 Chandra Movie Continues , Show Starts from 6:00 AM
Dulquer Salmaan’s seventh film, “Lokah – Chapter One: Chandra“, produced by Wayfarer Films, is making history. The shows of the film will start in Kerala from 6 am on Sunday. This is the first time in the history of Malayalam cinema that the shows of a film will start from 6 am on the fourth day after its release. The film will start showing at 6 am following the request of the audience.
The film, which continues to make a huge leap both inside and outside Kerala, is making waves at the box office. This big budget film, starring Kalyani Priyadarshan and Naslen in the lead roles, is written and directed by Dominic Arun. The Telugu and Tamil versions of the film, which is receiving a good audience response, are also trending towards super success.
The film is being shown in more than three hundred screens in Kerala. The film, which is moving forward with housefull shows all over Kerala, is receiving unprecedented public support. The film, which has been receiving much acclaim across the pan-India stage, is the first film in a superhero cinematic universe called “Lokah”. The film, which opens up a wonderful world to the audience, is inspired by the story of the famous legend of Kalliyankat Neeli from Kerala.
Kalyani Priyadarshan gave a magnificent performance as the title character Chandra. Naslen and Sandy also gave excellent performances in the film. Chandu Salimkumar, Arun Kurian, Sarath Sabha, Nishant Sagar and Vijayaraghavan are also in the star cast of the film. The big cameo roles in the film have also become a super hit.
The film, which was released in Kerala by Wayfarer Films, is distributed in the Rest of India market by big distributors. The film was distributed in Tamil by AGS Cinemas, in Karnataka by Lighter Buddha Films, in North India by Pen Marudhar and in Telugu by Sithara Entertainments.
