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The glow you saw in 'Kumbalangi Nights'.....has a deeper story beneath.

'Kavaru - The Price of Glow' releasing tomorrow on Bhavana Studios Youtube Channel.

Presented by Lijo Jose Pellissery.

Directed by : @akhi_devan
DOP, Editor, DI : @yedhu_kc
Produced by : @ki_d95
Aerial Cinematography : @sidhudas_
Sound Design & Mix : @audiophile_19
Associate Director : @iam_subinsuresh
Sound Recordist : @sreenathism
Subtitles : @varrsha._
Title Design : @shyamcshaji
Poster Design : @shyamcshaji, @maadhuutty

'Kavaru' is now streaming on Bhavana Studios Youtube Channel.

Presented by Lijo Jose Pellissery.

Directed by : @akhi_devan
DOP, Editor, Colorist : @yedhu_kc
Produced by : @ki_d95
Aerial Cinematography : @sidhudas_
Sound Design & Mix : @audiophile_19
Associate Director : @iam_subinsuresh
Sound Recordist : @sreenathism
Subtitles : @varrsha._
Poster Design : @shyamcshaji, @maadhuutty
Title Design : @shyamcshaji

New work done 🎬
Had a really good time building this with the team.

Client: Smart Bazaar
Agency: Passio Communication @passio_communications

Production House: Soda Lime Productions @sodalimeprodu
Producer: Vineeth Vijay @vineeth_vijay007

Director: Basil Prasad @basilprasad2
DOP: Mahesh Raj @mahesh_raj_dop

Production Controller: Rijin John @rijin__john
Production Manager: Abilash
Editor: Shino Shaby @shino_shaby
Music: Niranj Suresh @niranjsuresh
Costume Stylist: Ancy Herman @ancy_herman
MUA: Aparna Vinod @aparna_vinod_makeupartist
Art Director: Ameer Majeed @ameer_kollam
Associate Director: Akhil Devan @akhi_devan
Assistant Director: Unnimaya K M @unnimaya__here
Assistant DOP: Manu V B @manu_v_b
Costume Assistant: Raji R
Cast:
Deepak Parambol @deepakparambol
Bhama Arun @bhama.arun
Gopan Mangat gopanmangat
Renuka Ravi Payyakkal @renuka_payyakkal
Ilhaan ilhan_eaza
Ezzah @ezzah_fathima_shamas
@sajithabettyshamas
@shamasck
Camera Unit: Cine Focus @cine_.focus
Hospitality: Plan B Productions @plan_b_productions_
Vijesh UK

This one had to be told!
It’s been one month since our documentary Kavaru was released, and one year since we shot it.

Last year began with a lot of uncertainty and very little productivity—by April 2025, I found myself with nothing to do, feeling anxious about finding work. What began as a way to kill boredom soon turned into something far more ambitious, especially when Syam Pushkaran watched our first cut and agreed to collaborate.

Looking back today, we are left with regrets—could’ve rented one more camera, or added lights for the indoor shots. But that's okay.

Multiple milestones crossed along the way—when @lijo_lebowski made that call, when we held our preview screening, and when people finally started talking about the Kumbalangi issue.

Thank you @yedhu_kc for standing by my side for an entire year. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Constant support @varrsha._ for that striking idea of a documentary possibility, and @iam_subinsuresh for always being there.

To the team—
@ki_d95 @sidhudas_ @shyamcshaji @audiophile_19 @sreenathism @maadhuutty thank you for your incredible collaboration.

A documentary was never in our wildest dreams but here we are. Maybe this story was always meant to be told.✨♥️

Link in bio.

[Syam Pushkaran, Kumbalangi Nights, Lijo Jose Pellissery, Kavaru, Documentary, Bhavana Studios]

This one had to be told!
It’s been one month since our documentary Kavaru was released, and one year since we shot it.

Last year began with a lot of uncertainty and very little productivity—by April 2025, I found myself with nothing to do, feeling anxious about finding work. What began as a way to kill boredom soon turned into something far more ambitious, especially when Syam Pushkaran watched our first cut and agreed to collaborate.

Looking back today, we are left with regrets—could’ve rented one more camera, or added lights for the indoor shots. But that's okay.

Multiple milestones crossed along the way—when @lijo_lebowski made that call, when we held our preview screening, and when people finally started talking about the Kumbalangi issue.

Thank you @yedhu_kc for standing by my side for an entire year. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Constant support @varrsha._ for that striking idea of a documentary possibility, and @iam_subinsuresh for always being there.

To the team—
@ki_d95 @sidhudas_ @shyamcshaji @audiophile_19 @sreenathism @maadhuutty thank you for your incredible collaboration.

A documentary was never in our wildest dreams but here we are. Maybe this story was always meant to be told.✨♥️

Link in bio.

[Syam Pushkaran, Kumbalangi Nights, Lijo Jose Pellissery, Kavaru, Documentary, Bhavana Studios]

This one had to be told!
It’s been one month since our documentary Kavaru was released, and one year since we shot it.

Last year began with a lot of uncertainty and very little productivity—by April 2025, I found myself with nothing to do, feeling anxious about finding work. What began as a way to kill boredom soon turned into something far more ambitious, especially when Syam Pushkaran watched our first cut and agreed to collaborate.

Looking back today, we are left with regrets—could’ve rented one more camera, or added lights for the indoor shots. But that's okay.

Multiple milestones crossed along the way—when @lijo_lebowski made that call, when we held our preview screening, and when people finally started talking about the Kumbalangi issue.

Thank you @yedhu_kc for standing by my side for an entire year. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Constant support @varrsha._ for that striking idea of a documentary possibility, and @iam_subinsuresh for always being there.

To the team—
@ki_d95 @sidhudas_ @shyamcshaji @audiophile_19 @sreenathism @maadhuutty thank you for your incredible collaboration.

A documentary was never in our wildest dreams but here we are. Maybe this story was always meant to be told.✨♥️

Link in bio.

[Syam Pushkaran, Kumbalangi Nights, Lijo Jose Pellissery, Kavaru, Documentary, Bhavana Studios]

This one had to be told!
It’s been one month since our documentary Kavaru was released, and one year since we shot it.

Last year began with a lot of uncertainty and very little productivity—by April 2025, I found myself with nothing to do, feeling anxious about finding work. What began as a way to kill boredom soon turned into something far more ambitious, especially when Syam Pushkaran watched our first cut and agreed to collaborate.

Looking back today, we are left with regrets—could’ve rented one more camera, or added lights for the indoor shots. But that's okay.

Multiple milestones crossed along the way—when @lijo_lebowski made that call, when we held our preview screening, and when people finally started talking about the Kumbalangi issue.

Thank you @yedhu_kc for standing by my side for an entire year. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Constant support @varrsha._ for that striking idea of a documentary possibility, and @iam_subinsuresh for always being there.

To the team—
@ki_d95 @sidhudas_ @shyamcshaji @audiophile_19 @sreenathism @maadhuutty thank you for your incredible collaboration.

A documentary was never in our wildest dreams but here we are. Maybe this story was always meant to be told.✨♥️

Link in bio.

[Syam Pushkaran, Kumbalangi Nights, Lijo Jose Pellissery, Kavaru, Documentary, Bhavana Studios]

This one had to be told!
It’s been one month since our documentary Kavaru was released, and one year since we shot it.

Last year began with a lot of uncertainty and very little productivity—by April 2025, I found myself with nothing to do, feeling anxious about finding work. What began as a way to kill boredom soon turned into something far more ambitious, especially when Syam Pushkaran watched our first cut and agreed to collaborate.

Looking back today, we are left with regrets—could’ve rented one more camera, or added lights for the indoor shots. But that's okay.

Multiple milestones crossed along the way—when @lijo_lebowski made that call, when we held our preview screening, and when people finally started talking about the Kumbalangi issue.

Thank you @yedhu_kc for standing by my side for an entire year. This wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Constant support @varrsha._ for that striking idea of a documentary possibility, and @iam_subinsuresh for always being there.

To the team—
@ki_d95 @sidhudas_ @shyamcshaji @audiophile_19 @sreenathism @maadhuutty thank you for your incredible collaboration.

A documentary was never in our wildest dreams but here we are. Maybe this story was always meant to be told.✨♥️

Link in bio.

[Syam Pushkaran, Kumbalangi Nights, Lijo Jose Pellissery, Kavaru, Documentary, Bhavana Studios]

Direction : @sandeep_t_s
Screen play: @akhi_devan
Story : Sanjana Chandran
DOP : @___pache
Editor : @deepak_mundur
Cast : @akhi_devanand @devikaa.nandinii

Kavaru : The Prince Of Glow.

Kavaru starts with the search for the glow in Kumbalangi and slowly looks at the people and place around it and shows how increased attention can affect a fragile ecosystem.

Akhil Devan keeps the storytelling simple and clear.
It connects the beauty of the phenomenon with the need to protect it.

Now streaming on Bhavana Studios YouTube channel. 🎬

Kavaru : The Prince Of Glow.

Kavaru starts with the search for the glow in Kumbalangi and slowly looks at the people and place around it and shows how increased attention can affect a fragile ecosystem.

Akhil Devan keeps the storytelling simple and clear.
It connects the beauty of the phenomenon with the need to protect it.

Now streaming on Bhavana Studios YouTube channel. 🎬

Kavaru : The Prince Of Glow.

Kavaru starts with the search for the glow in Kumbalangi and slowly looks at the people and place around it and shows how increased attention can affect a fragile ecosystem.

Akhil Devan keeps the storytelling simple and clear.
It connects the beauty of the phenomenon with the need to protect it.

Now streaming on Bhavana Studios YouTube channel. 🎬

Kavaru : The Prince Of Glow.

Kavaru starts with the search for the glow in Kumbalangi and slowly looks at the people and place around it and shows how increased attention can affect a fragile ecosystem.

Akhil Devan keeps the storytelling simple and clear.
It connects the beauty of the phenomenon with the need to protect it.

Now streaming on Bhavana Studios YouTube channel. 🎬

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

Echoes of a Glow ✨

Kavaru begins with a simple curiosity, of a few friends travelling to Kumbalangi to experience the mysterious glow in its backwaters, a phenomenon many came to know through Kumbalangi Nights, almost as if picking up from where the film left us.

The place, now widely recognized because of the film, carries that visibility with a quiet warmth. The people speak of it with pride, and in subtle ways, cinema has already blended into reality here.

Kumbalangi’s Kavaru, a bioluminescence phenomenon where microorganisms emit a blue glow when disturbed, feels magical, almost unreal.

But just when we expect the documentary to linger on this visual wonder, Akhil Devan and his team gently shift the lens, towards people, their lives, and the fragile ecosystem they are part of. What unfolds is not just the story of a glow, but the price it quietly carries.

What seems like wonder is, in truth, a living, breathing habitat, one that holds stories often overlooked. The documentary reflects how increasing attention, when met without care, can begin to disturb the very balance that sustains both the place and its people.
It becomes clear that this is not merely a phenomenon to be witnessed casually, but one that calls for awareness and responsibility, from those who visit, and those who call it home.
The documentary beautifully captures the charm of Kumbalangi while carrying an undercurrent of urgency. There’s also something poetic about this full circle, Bhavana Studios, who gave us Kumbalangi Nights, return 7 years later to the same land to reflect on what it has since become.

And somewhere between its beauty and its fragility, the documentary quietly asks us to look closer.

An eye-opening watch, now on @bhavanastudios YouTube.

#kavaru #kumbalangi #kumbalanginights #malayalamcinema #documentary

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

"Jeevitham Oru Pwoli" - Music Video

Directed by : Akhil Devan & Subin Suresh
Produced by : Arjun Prema Surendran
Production House : Wat.B Productions
Cinematography : Gowtham Babu
Editor : Ijaz Noushad
Colorist : Muhsin PM
Art Director : Sudev Babu
Choreographer : Dancing Ninja
Associate Choreographer : Madhu Footlights
Costume Design : Sinderella
Audiography : Anandakrishnan J
Direction Team : Jishnu Vallikudiyil, Krishnan
Production Team : Fahim Seettha, Jibeesh Usha Balan
Aerial Cinematography :
Ajay P
Associate Cinematographer : Yedhu KC
Stills & BTS : Sreerag Varma, Athul Venugopal
Poster Design : Dripwave Collective, Arun Siva

Art Assistant : Jose M
Assistant Choreographers : Gopikrishna, Pranav,Sreerag
Light Unit - MotherLand
Camera Unit - Sensor Films
Focus puller : Umekh
Camera Assistant: Eldhose Shaju

Audio Credits:

Written, Composed & Performed by : Akhilesh Ramachandran
Music Production : Sachyn
Additional Programming: Vishnu Das
Mixing & Mastering : Zeusheelan
Chorus: Mariya Laly Johny, gauthaman, TJUS, Rajat Prakash
Recording Studios: A R K studio & WatB Studio

Cast : Saafboi, Akhilesh Ramachandran, Jhanvi S Baiju, KR, Sunil Meleppuram, Amrutha Vijai, Francis Joseph, Abhiram Krishna AK, Udayakumar, Niyas Zakhir, Ashok Kumar, Vishnu Alanghat, Vignesh Alanghat.

Dancers : Srihari AS, Archit, Nandhakiran, Anamithra EU, Joan Tony, Ahaan Tony, Badrinath KS, Juan joshy, Devangana S, Navayug Madhav, Nazriya, Anirudh

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Director Of Photography : @___pache
Editing : @deepak_mundur
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Executive Producers : @connect_brandstudio
Cast : @actoradvaith @stebinaugustin @yajith__
Product Animation : @yajith__
Song Vocal : @indu___shri
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🍲 Healthy, home-style meals
🧺 Clean and well-maintained clothing & linen
🌳 Walkways and gardens for peace and vitality
🎵 Music, entertainment & activities
💊 On-site lab and pharmacy
🏋️ Physiotherapy & speech therapy

Direction , Editing and Coloring : @ajmalrahman7
Cinematography: @___pache
Screenplay, Dialogues, Associate Director : @akhi_devan
Music : @milan.john
Sound design : @jishnudev.07
Story : Team @connect_brandstudio
Assistant Cinematography : @deepak_mundur
Cast : @varrsha._ , Gomathi Amma , @_ameena.ar

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Found this new place on a quiet morning.