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Production of Vinayakan's Karinthandan in progress

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A couple of years ago, Collective Phase One had announced that Vinayakan will be headlining a film about the legend of Karinthandan, a tribal chieftain who lived in Wayanad between 1700-1750 AD.

The film, helmed by documentary filmmaker Leela Santosh, went into production recently. The team has released a minute-long making video in which Leela talks briefly about the significance of the subject and why it has to be shot outdoors.

She said Karinthandan is not a subject to be confined to four walls and serves to remind us of an era. "Like me, there are a lot of people who liked him. I aim to make a film that does justice to their expectations. With the help of my husband, friends, and family, I illustrated many scenes and shot them in the surroundings of my house. It greatly excites and energises me."

Collective Phase One is the production company co-owned by Rajeev Ravi. The company was also behind films such as Kammattipadam, Njaan Steve Lopez, and Eeda.

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