Muhashin Directorial 'Vala' Starring Lukman Avaran Hits Theatres Today

Backed by Fairbay Films and featuring music by Govind Vasantha, Vala brings together an ensemble cast led by Lukman Avaran, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Raveena Ravi, Shanthi Krishna, Sheethal Joseph, and veteran actor Vijayaraghavan.

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Muhashin Directorial 'Vala' Starring Lukman Avaran Hits Theatres Today

Muhashin Directorial 'Vala' Starring Lukman Avaran Hits Theatres Today

The Malayalam film Vala – The Story of a Bangle, released by Dulquer Salmaan’s Wayfarer Films, hit the theatres across Kerala today. Directed by Muhashin (Kadina Kadoramee Andakadaham) and scripted by acclaimed writer Harshad, the film has been generating curiosity ever since its official trailer was released, with its unique title and mysterious premise capturing the attention of cinephiles.

Backed by Fairbay Films and featuring music by Govind Vasantha, Vala brings together an ensemble cast led by Lukman Avaran, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Raveena Ravi, Shanthi Krishna, Sheethal Joseph, and veteran actor Vijayaraghavan.

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At the centre of the story lies a symbolic ornament, a bangle, which drives the emotional and dramatic core of the film. The narrative begins on the wedding night of Purushu, played by Lukman Avaran, and his bride Sarala, portrayed by Raveena Ravi.

After the festivities have ended and the guests have left, Purushu enters their chamber and begins to gently remove his wife’s ornaments. What seems like a tender and intimate moment soon turns into a gripping mystery when he struggles to take off one antique-looking bangle from her hand.

Behind the camera, Vala has been shaped by a technically rich team. Cinematographer Afnas V frames the intimate drama with striking visuals, while Siddique Hyder’s editing ensures a tight, engaging narrative.

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Production designer Arshad Nakkoth has worked to give the film an authentic visual texture, supported by Gafoor Muhammed’s costume design and Sudhi Kattappana’s makeup.

On the sound front, Dhanush Nayanar’s design and Vipin Nair’s mixing provide depth to the unfolding mystery. The soundtrack by Govind Vasantha, enriched by lyrics penned by Anwar Ali, Rafeeq Ahammed, Umbachy, Yawar Abdal, Siju Thuravoor, Gabri, The Imbachi, Dhanya Suresh and Ashok Nelson, is already being noted for its magnificent quality.