‘Nineteenth Century’, directed by Vinayan, has been in the spotlight since its announcement. Now, Vinayan’s words about the film’s producer Gokulam Gopalan are getting attention. Vinayan says that no matter how much imagination there is, the phrase ‘You can only paint a picture if you have a wall’ is very true of a film that has to spend crores of rupees.
Vinayan talks about Producer Gokulan Gopalan (Image Source: Facebook)
Set against the backdrop of Travancore, ‘Nineteenth Century’ has been in the spotlight since its announcement. Directed by Vinayan, each character poster of the film has garnered a lot of attention. Siju Wilson will be the Arattupuzha weapon builder. Now, Vinayan’s words about the film’s producer Gokulam Gopalan are getting attention. Vinayan says that no matter how much imagination there is, the phrase ‘You can only paint a picture if you have a wall’ is very true of a film that has to spend crores of rupees. Vinaya’s post is as follows.
” Sri Gokulam Gopal is the star!
In my opinion, the producer Gopalettan is the star of this project as it prepares for its nineteenth century release. No matter how imaginative, the phrase ‘You can only paint a wall if you have a wall’ is very true of a film that has to cost millions of rupees. Even a big star can contribute to Malayalam cinema, let it be an asset .. It was not just faith in me, that was behind those words. There was excitement in those words when I read the script focusing on the very adventurous renaissance hero who was born in the Erattupuzha Velayudhapanikkar community of Arattupuzha. I think Gopalettan must have thought
In any case, the production of the film is in its final stages.
I have known Gokulam Gopallettan for more than 30 years..I have done Gopalettan’s film before .. The life of this great businessman who worked tirelessly day and night and rose to prominence only through self-effort is exemplary for today’s youth
Gopalletta feels more respect when he realizes that he unknowingly gives a portion of his wealth to the deserving poor. In our country, where there are leaders who do not hesitate to openly say that public service and organizational work are seen as a business, Sri Gokulam Gopalan, who spends his own hard-earned money on organizational and community work, remains an island of honesty and sincerity. I wish all the best to Gopalettan, who is a perfect art lover and even more a philanthropist … ”