The actress however, is a known struggle and survivor and sounded all positive as she tweeted, “.. at times a follow-up can show residual/resistant disease which needs to be treated. So this too shall pass. Thank you for the concern and support.”

It was in 2010 that she was diagnosed with the disease, but she had managed to conquer it and has stormed her way back into films, doing several memorable roles in her second spell of acting. Balcony Beats wishes Mamta a speedy recovery.

Prithviraj would be seen in the role of the director, while Mamta Mohandas would be seen in the role of his wife, Janet. Debutante Chandni would make an appearance as Rosy, the first ever heroine in Malayalam, who soon disappeared into obscurity, soon after the film’s release, after being ostracized by the society. Sreenivasan, T. G. Ravi, Nedumudi Venu, Siddique, Irshad, Thampi Antony, Thalaivasal Vijay, Sreejith Ravi, Jayaraj Warrier and Chembil Asokan lend support.

The script is by Vinu Abraham, and the music composed by M Jayachandran. The film that would be out on the 15th of February, has been produced under the banner of Prime Time Cinema.

Kamal has filed a petition with FEFKA and the directors’ association against the distributors’ decision to stall the release of his film.

The film was originally slated for a release in the 15th of February. It remains to be seen if ‘Celluloid’ that stars Prithviraj, Mamta Mohandas, Sreenivasan and Nedumudi Venu in the lead roles would make it to the theatres as has originally been planned.

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It was at the Ernakulam Family Court that has bore witness to several star estrangements that Mamta and Prejith filed the petition. Reportedly the couple has stated that they have difficulties living together and that they be allowed to part ways amicably.

They have also stated that the efforts of their family members to bring the two of them together have been in vain. However, its noteworthy that there are no accusations at each other in the petition. The court will consider their petition on the 15th of July 2013.

Aishwarya Devan, who was seen in films like ‘Simhasanam’ and ‘Hitlist’ would also do the lead female role opposite Fahad in ‘Red Carpet’. The film has been scripted by the director himself.

We hear that the film would deal with the ups and downs in the life of an actor. Sethu who shot to fame with his role in the Tamil film ‘Maina’ would make a special appearance in the film as well.

It was Mamta herself who broke the news recently, when she revealed that she has decided to part ways with her husband Pregith Padmanabhan.

She says that they had decided to separate, since both of them have realised by now that it is impossible to stay and live together. Mamta however is very busy with her film career at the moment, and she had just delivered a huge hit with the Dileep film ‘My Boss’ in which she played the title role.

Nowrunning feels the discerning viewer will have to wait further: “Jeethu Joseph’s ‘My Boss’ doesn’t have any surprises in store for you. Despite the forced fun titbits that make up the film, it remains fundamentally formulaic when it comes to its construction and quite middling when it comes to the execution.”

Rediff thinks it gets tedious at times: “Gender wars have always been a fertile ground for humour. But the game of one-upmanship between the sexes is sometimes tedious and unacceptable as in director Jeethu Joseph’s latest Malayalam film My Boss starring Dileep and Mamta Mohandas.”

Sify calls it a masala entertainer: “With a brisk pace that barely gives much time to think, My Boss could be an entertaining affair, especially if you are not too bothered about the film’s inspirations and other nuances. “