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Tisca Chopra shared a beautiful birthday tribute to Mammootty on Instagram. She recalled how he patiently helped her with Malayalam dialogues during Maya Bazar filming. Their friendship grew when he shared his iftar meals with her during Ramazan. Tisca expressed deep admiration for Mammootty's craft and inspiring spirit.

Key Points: Tisca Chopra Recalls Working With Darling Mammootty in Maya Bazar

  • Mammootty helped Tisca with Malayalam lines using post-it notes
  • They bonded over shared meals during Ramazan fasting
  • Tisca describes him as rare and endlessly inspiring
  • She praises his recent acclaimed film performances
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Tisca Chopra recalls her experience of working with 'darling' Mammootty in 'Maya Bazar'

Tisca Chopra shares heartfelt memories of working with Mammootty in Maya Bazar, revealing his supportive nature and their special bond during filming.

"Forget the words, just feel the emotion - Mammootty to Tisca Chopra"

Mumbai, Sep 7

Actress Tisca Chopra recalled her experience of working with 'darling' Mammootty in the 2008 action comedy "Maya Bazar".

Posting a still from the movie on her Instagram account, Tisca penned a heartfelt note wishing the superstar on his birthday.

Reminiscing about her time working with Mammootty, the 'Taare Zameen Par' actress wrote: "When @mammootty called me for Maya Bazar, I was awed. Mamukka has always been spoken of with reverence - the kind reserved only for legends. When I reached Kochi, I found not just a man surrounded by gadgets, phones, tablets, gaming setups, curious about the world and its revolutions."

Tisca revealed that when she was struggling with her lines in Malayalam, Mammootty advised her to focus on the emotions of her dialogues and not the words.

"When I stumbled with my Malayalam lines, he didn’t hesitate. He stuck post-its with my dialogues (in Roman English!) to his forehead and said, “Forget the words, just feel the emotion," she added.

Sharing another fond memory with her co-star during Ramazan, Tisca wrote: "In a short few days, we became friends, that is his warmth. One evening during Ramzan, I went looking for him at tea time and found him breaking his fast in a quiet gazebo. He caught me eyeing his food and laughed, promising to bring some for me the next day. And just like that, it became one of my fondest memories, sharing home food with Mamukka as he broke his fast."

Showering love and praises on Mammootty, she added: "To call him a darling is an understatement. He is rare, precious, and endlessly inspiring. His work is living proof of his vision and vigour. Every time I see him on screen, I am in awe, especially in his recent films like Nanpakal Nerathu Mayakkam, Kannur Squad, Rorschach, Kaathal, and Bramayugam."

Wishing the Malayalam heartthrob on his special day, Tisca concluded the post with the following words, "So happy birthday, my dearest Mamukka - you inspire not just through your craft, but through your spirit."

- IANS

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Rohit P
Maya Bazar was such an underrated comedy! Mammootty's comic timing was brilliant. Nice to know about these behind-the-scenes moments. More actors should share such stories 🙏
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Sarah B
The part about him sticking post-its with her dialogues on his forehead is so endearing! Shows what a supportive co-star he is. We need more such positive energy in the industry.
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Arjun K
Mammootty's recent films have been absolute masterpieces! From Kannur Squad to Bramayugam - he's proving that age is just a number. True inspiration for all actors!
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Kavya N
The Ramzan food sharing story melted my heart! This is the real India - where cultural and religious differences don't matter when it comes to human connections. Beautiful! 🌸
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Michael C
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish more articles focused on Mammootty's craft and less on personal anecdotes. His acting methodology and preparation would be more insightful for aspiring actors.

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