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Mammootty's next film is titled 'Unda'

Fans are curious to know the significance of the title.

Written by : Digital Native

Mammootty’s upcoming film has an interesting title and it is Unda. Though the reason behind this unique title has not been revealed yet, movie buffs are curious to know what it is all about.

Directed by Khalid Rahman, Unda will be bankrolled by Anwar Rasheed. While the title Unda has created a sense of curiosity among the fans, a section of the netizens is having a field day trolling the title. Well, the director should have a valid reason for titling the film Unda, we hope.

Director Khalid is the brother of cinematographer Shaiju Khalid and is well known for directing the film Anuraga Karikkin Vellam, which turned out to be a big hit. The film starred Biju Menon, Asif Ali and Rajeesha Vijayan in lead roles with Rajeesha Vijayan winning the Kerala State Award for the Best Actress.

While no further details about Unda are forthcoming from the filmmakers as the groundwork is still on, Mammootty is busy wrapping up his projects on hand, the Ajai Vasudevan directorial Masterpiece which is slated for release on December 21st, 2017.

Apart from Masterpiece, Mammootty has Street Lights in the post production mode.The first look poster of the film was released by the actor on his official Facebook page, creating a lot of hype around it.

Mammootty is currently working on the film Uncle directed by Gireesh Damodar and written by Joy Mathew. The movie also stars Asha Sarath as Mammootty's wife. She had starred with him in films such as Varsham and Pulikaaran Staraa. The movie is shot in Ooty and Kozhikode. He also has a slew of films in various stages of production including Parole, Abrahaminte Santhathikal, Mamangam, Raja 2 and CBI 5

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