Real Super Star - No Show Off, No Staff
There's no denying that much fuss and media attention often accompanies celebrity heroes. It makes sense that, given their public popularity, a dozen staff workers and security officers surround them whenever they go out for media appearances or publicity activities. But in this instance, we're talking about prithviraj Sukumaran, one of the biggest names in malayalam cinema, who's now in hyderabad promoting his next movie, Goat Life.
The Mallu actor participated in a media meet today with telugu media, and the india Herald grabbed this intriguing photo. prithviraj is shown in the photo sitting still on a chair during the interview interval. We don't witness any stellar tantrums or hungama from the personnel or assistance. prithviraj is not giving off any starry feelings as he browses through his phone. Seeing such celebrities quietly and fanfarely enjoy their own company is a rare privilege. The Mallu hero himself has revealed that he would shortly begin Salaar 2, having lately been spotted in Salaar. This coming weekend is the release of His Goat Life.
The Mallu actor participated in a media meet today with telugu media, and the india Herald grabbed this intriguing photo. prithviraj is shown in the photo sitting still on a chair during the interview interval. We don't witness any stellar tantrums or hungama from the personnel or assistance. prithviraj is not giving off any starry feelings as he browses through his phone. Seeing such celebrities quietly and fanfarely enjoy their own company is a rare privilege. The Mallu hero himself has revealed that he would shortly begin Salaar 2, having lately been spotted in Salaar. This coming weekend is the release of His Goat Life.
Najeeb Muhammad's name has once again come up for debate, with only two days remaining until the much-anticipated survival thriller Aadujeevitham (The Goat Life), starring prithviraj Sukumaran, opens globally. Following the horrors of kidnapping and more than three years of being held captive in Saudi Arabia's deserts, Najeeb, whose life story was chronicled in Benyamin's 2008 novel Aadujeevitham, gave Malayalees many sleepless nights as they sobbed into their pillows. Today, Najeeb leads a relatively peaceful life.