In its first Malayalam production, Dharma Productions joins forces with Prithviraj Productions and director Rahul Sadasivan to inform one among Kerala’s most enduring myths. The film is about against the cultural mythology and folklore of Nineteenth-century Kerala
Odiyan: The Age of Illusion Forged & Crew
Dharma Productions and Prithviraj Productions are coming together to provide Odiyan: The Age of Illusion, a sweeping epic rooted within the folklore and cultural mythology of Nineteenth-century Kerala. Produced by Karan Johar, Adar Poonawalla, Apoorva Mehta, and Supriya Menon, and directed by Rahul Sadasivan (Bhoothakaalam, Bramayugam, Diés Irae), the film stars Manju Warrier and Prithviraj Sukumaran. It marks Dharma Productions’ first Malayalam production, a big first for one among India’s most storied film houses.
Odiyan: The Age of Illusion Plot
At its core, the film is a couple of terrifying shape-shifter from Kerala legend whose fury descends on a robust matriarchal household, setting off a battle between truth and illusion that crackles with myth, menace, and psychological weight.
Rahul Sadasivan, who has built one of the distinctive bodies of labor in Indian cinema through his singular command of Kerala’s folklore and atmosphere, takes on his most ambitious project yet.
Odiyan: The Age of Illusion is coming soon to cinemas.
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