Prithviraj Sukumaran to begin Aadujeevitham’s next schedule soon

Aadujeevitham is an adaptation of Benyamin's eponymous novel of the same name, which follows an Indian immigrant worker in Saudi Arabia, who faces severe abuse from his employee

Prithviraj Sukumaran will soon be beginning the next schedule of his most ambitious and anticipated upcoming Aadujeevitham. After wrapping up Kaduva the actor is soon to be on the sets of the Blessy directorial adventure drama, according to his latest Instagram post.

Prithvi posted a photo of himself hitting the gym and wrote a witty caption that reads, “Packing in 10 kilos of muscle volume makes you feel like a Kaduva….till you realise an Aadu will soon follow!”

Fans could be seen so excited, sharing and commenting on the post as soon as it was dropped. The post has added much delight to all of the audiences who were eagerly waiting for the two projects.

Aadujeevitham is an adaptation of Benyamin's eponymous novel of the same name. The novel follows an Indian immigrant worker in Saudi Arabia, who faces severe abuse from his employee. The novel itself is based on real-life incidents and is banned in UAE and Saudi. Meanwhile, the novel was a bestseller in Kerala, which also received several accolades.

Director Blessy had earlier opened up to Kochi Times about the challenges of adapting the intense novel to the screen. He revealed that he had been planning to make the film for 11 years. He seems to have discussed with journalist and short story writer V K Ravi Varma Thampuran how the screenplays of prominent writers were adapted to the screen during the 80s and 90s. He also talked about this trend in the millennium, and how it began to cease.

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Aadujeevitham will also feature talented actors namely Amala Paul, Lakshmi Sharma, Lena, Aparna Balamurali, Vineeth Sreenivasan and Ashish Vidyarthi. Resul Pookutty is on the board as the sound designer, while the original score and soundtrack are composed by AR Rahman.

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