Swetha remembers that she had confessed to the doctor immediately after her delivery that she would like to be mother to yet another child, which left the doctor surprised.

Swetha who is enjoying every bit of motherhood is slowly returning to her busy film schedules again.

Sunil took part in a song sequence that was canned at Cochin recently, and together with Swetha Menon, looked super hot.

Priyadarshan, B Unnikrishnan, Anil Panachooran, and Sreekantan Nair have also done cameos in the film that would soon be released.

We hear that the final schedules of the film would soon commence, and that director Priyadarshan would play himself in the film. Sunil Shetty, Bollwyood actor would also be seen in a key role in the film.

‘Kalimannu’ stars Biju Menon and Swetha Menon in the lead roles, and had attracted much criticism after the director had shot Swetha Menon’s child delivery at a hospital in Mumbai, for the film.

Swetha recently admitted that she felt that the shoot of her delivery scenes for the film had created much of a furor that was very much disturbing.

‘Kalimannu’ has been directed by Blessy and portrays the relationship between a mother and the child in her womb. Many women’s organizations and individuals had taken offence at the director having shot the delivery scenes of the actress in real.

Mahila Morcha President Sobha Surendran has demanded that the film not be screened at theatres in the state. The film has violated the privacy that humankind has preserved over the years, felt Shobha.

Shobha added that they would launch protests against the film if it was shown in the theatres’Kalimannu’ chronicles the relationship between a mother and her unborn child, and has been in the midst of a controversy for its unique theme.

The film had been embroiled in a major controversy recently after the director had shot scenes of the actress’s delivery for the film recently at Mumbai.

The Federation has reportedly stated that they will not allow the theatres in Kerala to be converted into labour rooms. Recently the Kerala Legislative Assembly Speaker G Karthikeyan had reacted strongly against the scenes in the film.

It was the legislative assembly speaker G Karthikeyan who stated that it wasn’t right for a woman’s delivery to be captured on camera. He also added that even  if the actress agreed, a director of Blessy’s repute should not have shot the film.

With these statements, the film has landed in a major controversy, which is likely to surmount in the coming days. Watch this space for further details.

Nowrunning says the paradise still remains an enigma: “The attempts to link together religious and political ideologies have also been made, and it has even been suggested that the savior himself had dreamt of a socialist society. All said and done, the paradise still remains an enigma, and salvation appears as unfathomable as it has always been.”

Sify says searching for the interesting moments is a taxing exercise: “Parudeesa (meaning ‘paradise’) has some worthy moments here and there, but spending two hours searching for them is perhaps far from exciting. There are some films that make you feel like in paradise with its eminence, but this one is not one of them.”

Sreevalsan Menon, Swetha’s husband was also present at the occasion. ‘Kalimannu’, says Blessy, would tell the story of a deep relationship between a mother and the child in her womb. The film had become a topic of hot discussion, when Blessy had cast actress Swetha Menon who is pregnant in real, in the lead role in the film.

The film that has been in the making for some time now, has Biju Menon playing the male lead opposite Swetha Menon.

‘Kalimannu’, says Blessy, would tell the story of a deep relationship between a mother and the child in her womb. The film had become a topic of hot discussion, when Blessy had cast actress Swetha Menon who is pregnant in real, in the lead role in the film.

This is probably the first time such a theme is dealt with in Indian cinema. Looks like this one is going to be one interesting film for sure.

Nowrunning says its an intense film: “The forever shifting views on truth offers a challenging experience, and Madhupal’s ‘Ozhimuri’ is no easy watch. It burns slowly, spurting off those sparks every now and then, and even when the smoke and fire appears to have died out, you sense that crimson embers lie glowing and buried deep inside.”

Rediff says the film is outstanding: “Director Madhupal’s new film Ozhimuri, penned by renowned bilingual writer Jeyamohan, dwells on what makes people stay together even when it seems that their relationship has gone sour or turned outright abusive. Ozhimuri proves that Madhupal is a director of substance who can tackle diverse themes with depth. This outstanding film will surely be talked about in the coming days.”

The Times of India adds that the film is impressive: “Madhupal’s Ozhimuri will be noted for two reasons; for faithfully reproducing an age swathed in certain traditions and for some soulful and sometimes stunning characters who straddle age, customs and traditions that shape their lives.”