It turned into one of those matches you don’t forget anytime soon. A proper last-ball thriller in Delhi, where Gujarat Titans held their nerve to beat Delhi Capitals by just 1 run.

Even in the heartbreak, KL Rahul gave fans a moment to hold on to. After managing just 1 run in his first two games, he finally looked back in rhythm. Calm and in control, he brought up a quick half-century in just 29 balls while chasing 211.

And there was a wholesome moment in the stands too. As Rahul reached his fifty, both Athiya Shetty and Ahan Shetty were seen cheering for him, standing up and applauding his comeback knock.

Rahul carried the chase almost till the end with a brilliant 92 off 52 balls, but it just wasn’t enough as Delhi fell short on the very last ball.

The first look at the sequel, Ginny Wedss Sunny 2, has officially arrived with the release of its trailer. After the original film which released in 2020, this part introduces a fresh pairing to the franchise. Avinash Tiwary and Medha Shankr take the lead in a story that promises to be a vibrant mix of romance, family drama, and comedic misunderstandings.

The trailer introduces us to Sunny (Avinash Tiwary) and Ginny (Medha Shankr), two individuals caught in the whirlwind of traditional matchmaking and modern love. Set against a backdrop of grand Indian weddings, the trailer hints at a story filled with colourful celebrations and chaotic plot twists. The chemistry between Avinash, known for his versatile performances, and Medha, who gained widespread acclaim for 12th Fail, appears to be the driving force of the film.

Director Prasshant has aimed to recapture the charm of the first movie while scaling up the energy. The trailer highlights the colourful, chaotic extravaganza that fans of the first film enjoyed, featuring high-energy dance sequences and witty dialogue exchanges. The supporting cast adds to the humour, depicting the typical interference of family members in the couple’s journey.

The film’s plot seems to revolve around the complexities of finding love in a setup orchestrated by parents based on lies which goes on to create the conflict between the lead characters. The vibrant cinematography and upbeat soundtrack further emphasize the festive tone of the movie.

With the trailer now out, expectations are high for this romantic comedy. Ginny Wedss Sunny 2 looks to offer a light-hearted cinematic experience that celebrates the madness of Indian weddings and what ensues between couples. Fans are eager to see how the fresh pairing of Avinash Tiwary and Medha Shankr will bring their unique touch to this franchise.

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The release of Tovino Thomas’ upcoming film Pallichattambi has been postponed from April 10 to April 15, aligning with the Vishu festival window. The last-minute shift comes after a delay in securing the censor certificate, reportedly due to the election code of conduct currently in place in Kerala.

Pallichattambi pushed amid election-related delay

The makers confirmed the development, stating that the film will now aim to capitalise on the festive audience turnout. While the postponement may come as a minor setback, the Vishu corridor is often considered a lucrative period for Malayalam cinema, potentially working in the film’s favour.

Directed by Dijo Jose Antony, Pallichattambi is positioned as a rooted period drama that explores a lesser-known chapter from Kerala’s socio-cultural past. According to the team, the film narrates the story of an extraordinary ‘chattambi’ or ruffian, set against the backdrop of Kerala’s renaissance era.

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Set in the late 1950s, the narrative unfolds within migrant farming communities in the high ranges, an environment rarely explored in mainstream Malayalam cinema. With its blend of history and character-driven storytelling, the film appears to be aiming for both scale and emotional depth.

Strong ensemble and technical backing

Penned by S Suresh Babu, Pallichattambi features Kayadu Lohar and Vijayaraghavan in key roles alongside Tovino Thomas. The film also boasts a robust supporting cast that includes Prashanth Alexander, Baburaj, Johny Antony, Sudheer Karamana, TG Ravi, Sreejith Ravi and Vinod Kedamangalam.

Behind the scenes, the film is backed by a seasoned technical crew. Composer Jakes Bejoy handles the music, while Tijo Tomy serves as the cinematographer. Editing is by Sreejith Sarang, with production design by Dileep Nath and action choreography by Action Sandhosh. The project is produced by Noufal and Brijeesh under the banners World Wide Films and C Cube Bros.

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With Pallichattambi moving out of the April 10 slot, the release calendar sees a notable shift. Mohiniyattam, the sequel to the 2024 film Bharathanatyam, will now be the only Malayalam release hitting theatres this weekend.

Directed by Krishnadas Murali, Mohiniyattam brings back much of the original ensemble cast, including Saiju Kurup, Kalaranjini, Sreeja Ravi, Swathi Das Prabhu, Nandu Pothuval, Abhiram Radhakrishnan, Sruthy Suresh, Divya M Nair, Jinil Rexa and Jivin Rexa. The sequel also introduces new additions such as Vinay Forrt, Baby Jean, Suraj Venjaramoodu and Nisthar Sait, hinting at an expanded narrative canvas.

The reshuffle adds an interesting dynamic to the box office landscape. While Mohiniyattam benefits from a solo release window, Pallichattambi gears up for a festive clash, where expectations and audience turnout are traditionally higher.

As Vishu approaches, all eyes will now be on whether Tovino Thomas’ period drama can translate its intriguing premise and ensemble strength into a strong theatrical opening.

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