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Alice is still skeptical about being taken to the pit: Innocent about his wife
Innocent is an irreplaceable star in Malayalam cinema. The actor has already done a number of films with comedy and character roles.
Innocent started his film career with a small role in the film Nell.
Later, Innocent was able to be a part of many films towards him. The actor wants to take politics along with cinema. Fans always have a place with the family, with all the highlights of the star.
His wife Alice is one of the names Innocent often mentions in his interviews. That’s why Alice is so familiar to all the fans.
Innocent’s words about his wife Alice in an interview with Mathrubhumi on the occasion of Valentine’s Day are now going viral.
This is what Alice said when asked about love and the love between a wife and husband. “There are a lot of divorces these days compared to past marriages. Love marriage is better than orange marriage. We can live by understanding each other a little bit, ”she said.
Alice stopped and Innocent’s comment came. Innocent replied with a laugh that he would not have married Alice if they had understood each other.
Innocent says that if he had understood that, he would have said no earlier and that Alice would have doubts from time to time.
“After watching some scenes in the film, Alice asks, ‘The dialogues you say to me at home are the ones you say when you act with KPAC Lalitha or Sukumari in the film,” Innocent added.
So what do you really do in the movie or are you acting in life? Innocent jokingly said that Alice had doubts even though she was about to be taken to the pit.
Innocent entered politics in the 1970s. He was also elected Iringalakuda Municipal Councilor at that time. Innocent later re-entered the film industry through director Mohan.
Innocent’s first feature film was Dance Hall, released in 1972. Innocent also worked as a producer on a few parallel films in the early days. Enemy Combines, a film production company co-founded with David Kachappilly, produced Innocent’s films before the farewell, in memory, a flashback to Lekha’s death, a story and a lie.
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