Unni Mukundan-starrer Jai Ganesh is all set to grace the cinema halls on April 11. The makers recently dropped the film’s trailer which has generated quite a stir already. Adding to the buzz, the makers are now set to release the trailer on the iconic screens of New York’s Times Square on April 6 at 8:30 pm (April 7 at 5:30 am IST).
The caption reads, “#JaiGanesh Trailer screening in New York Time Square! Mark your calendars for April 6 at 8:30 pm EST (April 7th, 5:30 am IST) as the electrifying trailer of Jai Ganesh illuminates New York’s Times Square, captivating audiences with its cultural vibrancy”.
Fans have filled in the comment section with congratulatory messages. One user wrote, “Congratulations on the remarkable achievement of showcasing the Jai Ganesh trailer on Times Square UK. Another user added, “Congratulations to you and the entire team of Jai Ganesh”. “Wow! This is amazing”.
The trailer presents a promising narrative to the audience. It unveils a graphic designer releasing from a depressing stare as he worked on a comic book. In the film, Unni Mukundan has been roped in to play the role of a handicapped graphic designer who works on a comic book for superheroes.
Written and directed by Ranjith Sankar, the film also stars Mahima Nambiar and Hareesh Peeradi in key roles. Jai Ganesh marks the comeback of Jomol, who was on a break. The film is produced by Ranjith Shankar and Unni Mukundan under Dreams N Beyond and Unni Mukundan Films. With music composed by BK Shankar Sharma, the lyrics are penned by Harinarayanan, Manu Manjith, Vani Mohan and Ranjith Shankar.
The film is accredited with a ‘U’ certificate from the censor board for family audiences. Touted to be a mystery thriller, the film has a runtime of 2 hours and 5 minutes.
On the work front, Unnikrishnan Mukundan is best known for films including Bombay March 12, Bruce Lee, Vikramadithyan and Yashoda. He last appeared in the film Kadhikan. The actor has a few films lined up including Pappa, November 9, Marco, Garudan, Chocolate Story Retold, Ek Din, Mindiyum Paranjum and Nedulan to name a few.
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