Manju Warrier, Jayasurya, Prajesh Sen, Meri Awaz Suno, Meri Awaz Suno poster
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Manju Warrier and Jayasurya will be sharing the screen in the upcoming movie, Meri Awaz Suno. The movie which is supposed to be a feel-good entertainer is helmed by Prajesh Sen. Jayasurya and Manju Warrier took to their respective social media handles to share the first look poster. Sharing the poster, Manju wrote, “Happy to share the first look poster of #MeriAwazSuno ! It was real fun working with this cool team! I’m sure you will enjoy this movie Prajesh Sen G Jayasurya #Sshivada #RakeshB #VijayakumarPalakunnu #AnnSariga.”

Jayasurya, on the other hand, wrote: “After Captain and Vellam, we are teaming up again with ‘Meri Awaaz Suno’, this time with Sshivada and the evergreen Manju Warrier. Working with Manju has been beautiful and enriching, to say the least. Hoping to have all your love and support for this project of ours. @prajeshsen @manju.warrier @sshivadaoffcl”

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Check out the first look poster right below:

 

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In the poster, we can see Manju and Jayasurya laughing and sitting together cozily. In this breezy romantic drama, Manju Warrier is playing the role of a doctor while Jayasurya is essaying the role of a radio jockey. This movie marks Manju Warrier’s first collaboration with director Prajesh Sen while Jayasurya had earlier collaborated with the filmmaker for movies such as Captain and Vellam.

Aside from Manju and Jayasurya, the movie also features Sshivada, Gautami Nair, director Johny Antony, Sudhir Karamana, Sohan Seenulal, G Suresh Kumar, Devi Ajith, and Mithu AE among others. As per reports, filmmakers Shaji Kailas and Shyamaprasad will make cameo appearances in the movie. While M Jayachandran has composed the music, Vinod Illampilly is the DOP. The movie is being bankrolled by Rakesh B, under the banner Universal Cinema.

Are you excited about the movie?

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