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Neil Nitin Mukesh Celebrates Eid with Biryani on 'Khalifa' Set in Kozhikode

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh celebrated Eid with biryani on the Kozhikode set of his Malayalam film debut, 'Khalifa'. He shared a video of the festive moment with the cast and crew on Instagram. The film, directed by Vysakh, reunites him with Prithviraj Sukumaran after 15 years and features a multi-star cast. The plot revolves around a large-scale international gold smuggling racket.

Key Points: Neil Nitin Mukesh Eid Biryani Celebration on Khalifa Set

  • Eid celebration on film set
  • Neil's Mollywood debut
  • Film about gold smuggling
  • Reunion of director & star
  • Multi-star cast revealed
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Neil Nitin Mukesh relishes Biryani during the Eid celebration on the sets of 'Khalifa'

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh shares Eid celebration from the sets of his Mollywood debut 'Khalifa' in Kozhikode, calling it the "Best Biryani ever."

"Best Biryani ever!!! Burp !! - Neil Nitin Mukesh"

Mumbai, March 21

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh is presently occupied with his Mollywood debut "Khalifa".

Neil and the team of his next are shooting for their forthcoming project in Kozhikode, and they all decided to celebrate Eid in the presence of some great company and, of course, Biryani.

The 'Jail' actor took to the Stories section of his official Instagram handle and shared a video of everyone waiting for the biryani on the set. As soon as the pot was uncovered, all got in line to relish the festive delicacy.

Along with the clip, Neil also included the text, "Eid celebrations were special on the beautiful lands of Kozhikode/ Calicut with my awesome director @directorvysakh sir producer @jiinuinnovation @thedonmichael and the enter crew. Blessed (sic)."

"PS: Best Biryani ever!!! Burp !!," he added.

On Neil's birthday in January, the makers officially welcomed him to the Malayalam industry.

Wishing him on his special day, the leading man of "Khalifa", Prithviraj Sukumaran wrote on social media, "Happy birthday, Neil Nitin Mukesh! Welcome to the Malayalam film industry! #KHALIFA".

Made under the direction of Vysakh, "Khalifa" marks the filmmaker's reunion with Prithviraj after a long gap of 15 years. They last worked together in the 2010 superhit "Pokkiri Raja".

Written by Jinu V Abraham, the drama talks about a massive multi-million dollar gold smuggling racket operating out of the Middle East, with its networks stretching from London and Nepal to Kerala.

Talking about the technical crew, the camera work for the movie is being performed by Jomon T. John, with Jakes Bejoy scoring the tunes for "Khalifa".

Chaman Chakko is on board the team as the editor, and Yannick Ben is directing the action sequences of the drama.

Along with Neil and Prithviraj, the core cast of the movie also includes Tovino Thomas, Mohanlal, and Krithi Shetty.

- IANS

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Arjun K
Kozhikode biryani is legendary! No wonder he called it the best ever. The cast for 'Khalifa' looks absolutely stacked - Prithviraj, Tovino, Mohanlal *and* now Neil? This is going to be a massive pan-India hit. Can't wait!
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Rohit P
This is what I love about our film industry - the camaraderie. Food brings everyone together. Also, a Vysakh-Prithviraj reunion after 15 years? That's the real headline for me. Pokkiri Raja was a riot!
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Sarah B
The plot sounds intriguing – a gold smuggling racket spanning from the Middle East to Kerala. With that technical crew (Jomon T. John is brilliant), this has the makings of a slick thriller. Hope the story lives up to the hype.
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Karthik V
Respectfully, while the celebration is nice, I hope the focus remains on making a good film. Mollywood has been producing incredible content, and a star-studded cast alone won't cut it. The writing by Jinu V Abraham needs to be top-notch. Fingers crossed!
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Nisha Z
Haha, the "Burp!!" at the end is so relatable! 😂 Nothing like a hearty biryani after a long shoot. Wishing the entire team success. Malayalam cinema is on a roll, and it's great to see more talent from other industries joining in.

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