Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Mohanlal goes bald in first look of Barroz: Guardian of D’Gama’s Treasure

Mohanlal goes bald in first look of Barroz: Guardian of D’Gama’s Treasure

Malayalam superstar Mohanlal on Saturday unveiled the first look of his much-anticipated directorial debut Barroz: Guardian of D’Gama’s Treasure.

Billed as a big-budget 3D fantasy project, the Malayalam-language film is written by Jijo Punnoose, best known for My Dear Kuttichathan.


As per media reports, Mohanlal will be seen playing the titular role of Barroz, a ghost who has been guarding the priceless treasure of Vasco Da Gama for centuries and is awaiting his true successor.

Taking to Twitter, the 61-year-old star shared his look from Barroz, in which he is seen seated on a throne sporting a long beard and a clean-shaven head.

“Here's a toast to another year that rises before us. Wishing all good fortunes and prosperity upon each one of you! May this year turn out to be one of the most treasured time frames of your life! #HappyNewYear #BarrozFirstLook,” Mohanlal tweeted.

Reportedly, Spanish star Paz Vega and Rafael Amargo will also feature in the film, alongside veteran Malayalam actor Prathap Pothen in the film.

Barroz went on floors in March this year. Mohanlal also shared the first look of his two other films - Monster and Alone.

Directed by Vysakh, Monster marks their second collaboration after the 2016 action thriller Pulimurugan.

Alone is a thriller film, directed by Shaji Kailas with whom Mohanlal is teaming up after 12 years. The duo has earlier worked together in films such as Narasimham, Natturajavu, Baba Kalyani, and Red Chillies. Both films are backed by Aashirvad Cinemas.

Keep visiting this space over and again for more updates and reveals from the world of entertainment.

More For You

Hemina Shah

She says "I want to keep creating devotional and meaningful music that speaks to the soul"

Hemina Shah

Hemina Shah on evolution, faith, and the healing power of music

British singer Hemina Shah has never stopped evolving. From her early success in commercial music to creating the world’s first Hindi-Afrobeats fusion track, she’s continuing to push boundaries with soulful spiritual releases. The versatile singer has entered a new chapter rooted in devotion, authenticity, and artistic growth. She is also ventured into playback singing. In this exclusive conversation with Eastern Eye, she speaks about her remarkable musical journey, the transformative power of spiritual music, and how her voice has become both a source of healing and connection across cultures.

How do you reflect on your journey as a singer?

Keep ReadingShow less