Veteran actress Madhoo, who immortalized her role in ‘Yodha’ is making her comeback to Mollywood after a long hiatus of 28 years. The 51-year-old star is now roped in to play a crucial role in the movie ‘Ennittu Avasaanam’.

The film is being directed by Emcy Joseph, who made the movie ‘Vikruthi’. ‘Ennittu Avasaanam’ will feature Arjun Ashokan and Anna Ben in the lead roles. The first look poster of the movie was released today, and it is now receiving positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.

The script of the movie is written by the director himself. Appu Prabhakar is handling the cinematography for this flick, while the music is composed by Sushin Shyam. The film is jointly bankrolled by Ananth Jairaj, and Jobin Joy.

Madhoo will be next seen in the movie ‘Thalavi’, directed by AL Vijay. Kangana Ranaut is playing the role of legendary Tamil politician J Jayalalitha in this film. According to reports, Madhoo is doing the role of Janaki Ramachandran, the third wide of M G Ramachandran in this upcoming flick.

Apart from Madhoo and Kangana Ranaut, the film also stars Aravind Swamy, Prakash Raj, Jisshu Sengupta, and Poorna in other prominent roles.

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Malayalam-Tamil actor Shamna Kasim, also known as Poorna, was in the news after she made a complaint against a gang of impostors who attempted to extort money from her and her family. On June 30, she issued a statement on social media, to clarify certain rumours and requested the media to give her and her family some privacy.

Shamna, in her statement, revealed that she has come across a few reports which suggested that she knew the culprits personally.

Thanking fans for their support, she wrote, “Thank you for the wonderful support my dear friends and well-wishers during this ordeal. I just would like to clarify on few unreal reports in few media relating my case. I do not know the culprit and gang who are part of this blackmailing saga hence I am pleading to all my media friends not to propagate such fake news linking me with the culprit (sic).”

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— Purnaa (@shamna_kkasim) June 30, 2020

She requested everyone to give her and her family privacy until the police are done with the investigation. Shamna said that she’ll hold a press meet after the case is closed.

Shamna Kasim wrapped up her statement stating that women should learn a lesson from her story in fighting the fraudsters.

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