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Ram Resumes Shoot With National Award-Winning Actress Joining Cast
Ram is a film starring Mohanlal and directed by Jeethu Joseph.
It started being made in 2019.
The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the work.
Filming began again in 2022.
The team has shot scenes in the United Kingdom and Morocco.
The film is planned to have two parts.
Jeethu Joseph previously said the first part needed about 15–16 more days of filming.
He also said an actress was injured during filming and weather changes meant some scenes for the second part had to be filmed again.
Mohanlal and Jeethu Joseph’s film Ram has resumed production with a National Award-winning actress joining the cast.
The film began shooting in 2019 but faced delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Production resumed in 2022 and has included filming in the United Kingdom and Morocco.
Ram is planned as a two-part film, with the first part reportedly needing 15–16 more shooting days last year.
Jeethu Joseph said an injured actress and changing weather conditions in the United Kingdom forced the team to reshoot material for the second part.
- Who
- Mohanlal, director Jeethu Joseph, the Ram production team, and a National Award-winning actress whose name is not provided.
- What
- The two-part film Ram has resumed shooting, with the actress joining its cast.
- Where
- Filming has taken place in the United Kingdom and Morocco.
- When
- The film began production in 2019, was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and resumed in 2022; the latest resumption date is not specified.
- Why
- Production was delayed by the pandemic, an actress’s injury, and climate changes that required reshoots.
Key facts
- Film
- Ram
- Lead actor
- Mohanlal
- Director
- Jeethu Joseph
- Production start
- 2019
- Production resumption
- 2022
- Format
- Two-part film
- Reported remaining work
- 15–16 shooting days for the first part, according to Jeethu Joseph last year
- Filming locations
- United Kingdom and Morocco
Quotes
Jeethu Joseph
Director of Ram, discussing the film’s remaining production and reshooting requirements
“We have shot 80 percent of the film, we need only 15-16 days of work for the first part. For the second part, we have lot of work. When we were shooting in the UK, our actress shot injured, then there were climate changes, so we have to reshoot the whole thing.”
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