Andhadhun's kerala version Bhramam, helmed by sriram raghavan and starring prithviraj Sukumaran, mamta mohandas, and Raashii Khanna, was released recently. Raashii discussed the movie and her significant experience with prithviraj in an exclusive interview with a leading bollywood media recently. Raashii mentioned that she admired the classic film starring Ayushmann Khurrana, Tabu, and radhika Apte.


“It was a pretty interesting plot with a lot of unexpected twists,” says the author. Furthermore, the fact that I was able to perform it in malayalam was a true blessing, as I believe the kerala audience is hungry for films like this. I thought it was fascinating because it had prithviraj sir and ravi K Chandran writing and directing both cinematography and direction. malayalam cinema, in general, has always piqued my interest. "Being able to be a part of a film like a malayalam adaptation of andhadhun was a tremendous thing in and of itself," Raashii says.


"See, when he arrives into the set, you honestly think he is some superstar, because everybody looks up to him with such reverence that you suddenly feel like, oh my gosh, like somebody has come," the actress says of her professional experience with Prithviraj. But once you start talking to him, you'll notice that he's all about films, and his enthusiasm is all about movies, about how he can develop fresh and innovative material, and move the kerala industry as a whole to the next level."

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