Asif Ali, Amala Paul’s ‘Level Cross’ to release in theatres on this date
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Level Cross, the upcoming Malayalam film starring Asif Ali, Amala Paul and Sharafudheen, has locked a release date
Level Cross, the upcoming Malayalam film starring Asif Ali, Amala Paul and Sharafudheen, has locked a release date.
On Tuesday, the makers unveiled a special motion poster to announce that the film will release in theatres on July 26.
Written and directed by Arfaz Ayub, Level Cross is billed as a mystery thriller. A previously released teaser showed Asif and Amala’s characters venture into a deserted, haunted village.
With music scored by Vishal Chandrashekhar, the film has cinematography by Appu Prabhakar and editing by Deepu Joseph.
Produced by Ramesh P Pillai under Abhishek Films banner, the film is presented by Jeethu Joseph. Notably, the film marks the production banner’s first Malayalam project, and interestingly, they are also bankrolling Jeethu Joseph’s upcoming film Ram starring Mohanlal.
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