Theaters were also locked during the covid period. The theater reopened after a long hiatus. Kurup was the first film that opened when the theater opened after the interval. People came to see Sukumarakurup, who escaped without fear of covid and filled the theater.
Dulquer Salmaan has shared his happiness that it has been a year since ‘Kurup’ hit the theatres. Describing it as the biggest game changer in Wayfarer Films, Dulquer Kurup expressed his happiness. Dulquer thanked those who worked for the film and the audience who embraced Kurup. Kurup was a mega hit at the box office.
‘The biggest game changer in Wayfarer Films. A movie that gave us the courage to believe in our dreams. I believe we can do anything as a company today. “We will show it to the audience and give them a great cinematic experience,” said Dulquer.
He thanked the actors who worked hard for the note and the actors who made the characters memorable. Love to the audience worldwide for embracing the film. Special thanks to Anish Mohan M Star Entertainments for standing by us during the toughest days, Dulquer added.
Kurup is a film based on the life of Sukumarakurup, the notorious Ptikitapulli in Kerala. Dulqar became Sukumarakurup. The film was directed by Srinath Rajendran. The screenplay and dialogues of the film are written by Jithin K Jose and the story is composed by Daniel Sayuj Nair and KS Aravind.