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Mohanlal‑Jeethu Joseph’s Action Thriller ‘Ram’ Resumes Filming, Priyamani Joins Cast
✍️ Cinema Express
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 04:18 AM
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The long‑postponed Malayalam action thriller ‘Ram’, starring Mohanlal and directed by Jeethu Joseph, has restarted its shoot with actress Priyamani added to the ensemble.
The Malayalam action thriller titled “Ram”, featuring veteran actor Mohanlal and helmed by director Jeethu Joseph, has officially resumed its principal photography after a prolonged delay. Production teams reported that shooting activities are now underway, marking a significant step forward for the project that has been on hold for an extended period.
The film, described as an action‑driven narrative, was initially slated to begin earlier but faced setbacks that pushed the schedule back. Both Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph have expressed optimism that the renewed momentum will help the movie meet its anticipated release timeline.
In a recent development, actress Priyamani has been confirmed as part of the cast, joining the existing ensemble. Her addition is expected to broaden the film’s appeal, given her pan‑Indian recognition across multiple language industries.
Industry observers note that the resumption of “Ram” reflects a broader revival of stalled projects in the regional cinema space, as filmmakers adapt to changing production dynamics.
The film, described as an action‑driven narrative, was initially slated to begin earlier but faced setbacks that pushed the schedule back. Both Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph have expressed optimism that the renewed momentum will help the movie meet its anticipated release timeline.
In a recent development, actress Priyamani has been confirmed as part of the cast, joining the existing ensemble. Her addition is expected to broaden the film’s appeal, given her pan‑Indian recognition across multiple language industries.
Industry observers note that the resumption of “Ram” reflects a broader revival of stalled projects in the regional cinema space, as filmmakers adapt to changing production dynamics.