First look of Sreenath Bhasi's Karakkam 
Malayalam

First look of Sreenath Bhasi's Karakkam unveiled

Billed as a musical horror comedy, Sreenath Bhasi's Karakkam is directed by Subhash Lalitha Subrahmanian, who previously helmed Charles Enterprises

CE Features

Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran unveiled the first look of the Sreenath Bhasi-starrer Karakkam on Monday through social media. The colourful poster features Kammatti Paadam actor Shaun Romy at the top centre, surrounded by men in dance costumes and other characters. Below, a group led by Sreenath, alongside Minnal Murali-fame Femina George, is seen near a van. Billed as a musical horror comedy, it is directed by Subhash Lalitha Subrahmanian, who previously helmed the 2023 film Charles Enterprises.

Karakkam is jointly written by Subhash, Nipin Narayanan and Arjun Narayanan, based on a story by Dhanush Varghese. The cast of the upcoming film also includes Sidharth Bharathan, Jean Paul Lal, Abhiram Radhakrishnan, Anchakkallakokkan actor Praveen TJ, Manikandan R Achari, Biju Kuttan, Aavesham-fame Midhutty, Manoj Moses, Shalu Rahim, Vishnu Reghu, Vineeth Thattil David, Leenaz Samad Bicha, Sravan Selvan and Keyin Sunny. On the technical front, it has cinematography by Bablu Aju, editing by Nidhin Raj Arol and music by Sam CS.

Karakkam is produced by Kimberly Trinidade and Ankush Singh under the banners of Krown Stars Entertainment and Black Turtle Productions.

Sreenath, who was last seen in Pongala, also has Udumbanchola Vision, co-starring Mathew Thomas, and G1 as part of his upcoming lineup.

Twisha Sharma death case: Madhya Pradesh HC allows second postmortem; husband withdraws bail plea

'Would Kasab get bail over trial delay?': Centre asks SC amid bail relief to two Delhi riots accused

India isn't at war with Iran or the Middle East, but it's our domestic currency that's going ballistic

'Tough decisions' taken after NEET UG paper leak, Centre aims for 100% error-free re-test: Pradhan

'BJP rule has pushed UP into miserable condition': SP, BSP attack Yogi govt over power crisis

SCROLL FOR NEXT