L2 Empuraan A Beacon of Hope for Malayalam Cinema

The Malayalam film industry is facing severe losses, with only one hit out of 17 movies released in February. The Kerala Film Producers Association (KFPA) has revealed that the industry has suffered losses of Rs. 162 crores in the first two months of this year. Last year, the industry reported losses of Rs. 700 crores. The situation is dire, with some films collecting as little as Rs. 10 thousand. The KFPA has decided to release monthly reports on the industry's performance, revealing the budget and theatre share details of each film.

The industry's woes are compounded by exaggerated collection claims, which have led to stars demanding higher remuneration. To address this issue, the KFPA has decided to stop such advertisements and instead reveal accurate collection figures. The association's Vice President, G Suresh Kumar, has spoken out about the need for transparency in the industry. As the industry struggles to stay afloat, all eyes are on upcoming films like L2 Empuraan, a sequel to the blockbuster Lucifer starring Mohanlal and directed by Prithviraj Sukumaran.

L2 Empuraan is one of the most highly anticipated films in the Malayalam industry, and its success could be a game-changer for the struggling industry. The film's predecessor, Lucifer, was a massive hit, and expectations are high for the sequel. With a talented cast and crew, including Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran, L2 Empuraan has the potential to breathe new life into Malayalam cinema.

As the industry waits with bated breath for L2 Empuraan's release on March 28, it remains to be seen whether the film can turn the tables and register huge numbers. One thing is certain, however: the Malayalam film industry needs a hit, and L2 Empuraan is its best bet. With its success, the industry can hope to regain its footing and attract audiences back to the theatres.