Red Rains: Rahul Sadasivan's sci-fi movie experiment in malayalam

Is malayalam movie industry getting revived? Considering the track record of film making in Kerala, one can easily relate the interest of the young generation towards movies who are flocking in to mark their space in the industry. Blessed by hundreds of talented personalities ready to serve for the good will of the industry is the real motivation for the new comers who keeps a passion towards movies. Adding one more to it come a long way from Scotland is Rahul Sadasivan, having well experience behind the camera with animation and special effects for few films in UK.

This time Rahul is on preparing a movie tilted as Red Rains, which tries to travel the way tried by M Night Shyamalan in 'Signs' which questioning the presence of extra terrestrials. While many movie makers are not interested to take up sci-fi themes due to its majestic budget, Rahul Sadasivan a passionate is taking it as a challenge getting in to tell a tale connected to the mysterious red rains which puzzled Kerala in 2001. The pre production works of the movie has already begun focusing on special effects done at Seoul, South Korea and Madrid, Spain backed by experts.

Primary shooting of the movie had been set at Scotland and the rest of the shots will be done in Kerala. Red Rains will feature Narain and Leona Lishoy in lead along with a couple of European actors. Giving more importance to quality, Rahul has roped a team of technicians from Spain and Italy along with music composer Josh Spear, a London based musician. Red Rains will be a new experience for the viewers as the theme of the movie travels in high spirit getting locked with real incidents.

As the people had experienced UFO and Red Rain in real life, the makers of the movie will not have to run behind those incidents which people have already experienced. As these concepts are strange to us, Red Rain would try to find the truth and unveil it before the silver screen. Rahul had done his homework well getting in touch with renowned experts like astrobiologist Chandra Wickremasinghe and Eric Von Doniken, a Swiss author who had written books on extra-terrestrial life.

As most of the new generation moviemakers are trying to embed a unique signature, the project put forward by Rahul should have to be appreciated. Narein riding on the shoulders of grandiose box office reports about 'Ayalum Njanum Thammil' will be a part of a unique venture along with Leona Lishoy who recently had made an outing in 'Jawan of Vellimala'.

So let us expect a movie with Hollywood standard which will truly mesmerize the Kerala audience.