So apart from Jeethu and Ravichandran, Dileep as Josutty wins all our hearts.
Right from the start, one cannot help but notice Ravichandran's work. It is about the life of a man named Josutty and also Jeethu's love for aerial shots of sprawling lands, scenic locales, and the beauty of nature. "Life of Josutty", is as simple as the title. His decision to not let people brand him, has paid off. This led him to make clarifications, stating that there are no twists or suspenses here. After this, "Life of Josutty" with Dileep in the lead role, definitely had most of the people wondering if this would too, like Drishyam, be a suspense thriller. He directed the hugely successful Tamil version too, "Papanaasam" with the bigshot, man of all seasons, Kamal Hassan in the lead. Still basking in the success of "Drishyam", which having been remade into four other languages has earned director Jeethu Joseph national recognition. Interestingly all versions of Drishyam (Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu) were shot at Idukki.Review Life of Josutty & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit Some of the other films which were filmed in the backdrop of the high range include Lucifer, Ordinary, The Priest and Joseph. Mammootty’s Thappana and Nasrani was at Peerumedu and Suresh Gopi’s Joshi-film Lelam was completed at Wagamon and Elapara.
Bharathan’s classic Vaishali was also filmed at Kulamavu. Malayatoor Ramakrishnan's Eetta (starring Madhu, Kamala Haasan and Sheela) was also shot at Idukki. Some of the earliest films shot in Idukki were Prem Nazir’s Kadathanattu Maakkam and Nadhi which were framed near the Kulamavu premises. In fact, it is considered a favourite for people from the film industry too. Not many knew that it was the highest trekking peak in South India as well as the second-highest peak in the Western ghats. Have you seen snow falling at Meesapulimala? It was when Charlie (Dulquer Salmaan) put forward this question in the film Charlie that a lot of people first heard the name of the place.
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