Honey V. G.
The vibrant city of Mumbai has been a wellspring of stories, characters, and stars that have etched a lasting impression on Malayalam cinema and its audience. Adding to this legacy is Janani Ramesh, a multi-talented artist excelling in music, dance, and painting. Janani is expected to gain prominence with her role in the film 'Choppu,' directed by debutant filmmaker Rahul Kaimala. Hailing from Mumbai, she is one of the three leading ladies in the film, portraying the character of Sabira. The storyline unfolds as Sabira transforms from a destitute girl named Janaki to a theater actress determined to satiate her hunger for success.
Venturing into Tamil and Malayalam cinema
Even before her debut film is released, Janani Ramesh finds herself amidst promising opportunities in both Tamil and Malayalam cinema. Grinning with excitement, she hints at making decisions about her future projects soon. Apart from her acting prowess, Janani is a skilled dancer who has been honing her craft since the age of four, earning accolades along the way. She attributes her success to the unwavering support of her parents, Ramesh Nair and Sindhu Nair, who, according to Janani, never impose anything but wholeheartedly endorse her pursuits. Currently residing with her family in Ulway, Mumbai, she also pursues studies in IT at Pillai College, Panvel.
Challenges faced – Language style and body weight
Reflecting on her experience working on 'Choppu,' Janani acknowledges the invaluable lessons learned during the process. She expresses gratitude for being part of an exceptional team, considering 'Choppu' having the best crew. Portraying a challenging character in the film, Janani had to undergo a significant physical transformation, shedding weight as required for the role. Furthermore, the unique language style used in the film presented an additional linguistic challenge, one that Janani embraced and conquered with enthusiasm. Despite the hurdles, she now takes pride in delivering a compelling performance.
EK Ayamu's inspiring life tale
In 'Choppu,' Sanil Mattannur, an employee of the Electrical Inspectorate of Wayanad, and a prominent dramatist and film actor, breathes life into the formidable character of EKAyamu. Adding a distinctive touch, the film features poet Murukan Kattakkada singing the viral song "Manushyanakanam" himself.
An ensemble cast for 'Choppu'
Boasting a stellar ensemble cast including Mamukoya, Kottayam Naseer, Jayan Cherthala, Mohammad Perampra, Pradeep Balan, Tom Jacob, Sian Srikanth, Nilambur Ayesha, Sarayu Mohan, Vijayalakshmi Balan, Ayesha Ayamu, Sini Seya, Nila, Ash V Prajith, Ranjana prajith, along with many drama artistes from Malabar, 'Choppu' is a cinematic experience set to captivate audiences. The film, featuring a compelling narrative and dialogues by Vishwam K Azhakath, showcases art direction by Manu Kallikad, cinematography by Prashant Pranav, and music composed by P.J. Scheduled for release on February 23, it promises to be a visual treat for cinema enthusiasts.