Marivillin Gopurangal trailer: Indrajith Sukumaran's new-age romcom set to narrate a heartwarming tale | Watch here

The official trailer of Marivillin Gopurangal has just dropped! The makers of the upcoming new-age romantic comedy, directed by Arun Bose, took to their social media handles to unveil the new trailer and it's as heartwarming as the iconic Vidyasagar song that goes by the same title. The film explores the heartwarming story of two couples, tracking the evolving dynamics of contemporary relationships.

Marivillin Gopurangal trailer

The trailer follows two couples, Shinu and Sherin (Indrajith Sukumaran and Shruti Ramachandran) who are a married couple, while Rony and Meenakshi (Sarjano Khalid and Vincy Sony Aloshious) are in love and soon to be parents. While Vincy is shown to be pregnant, Shruti doesn't seem to want to have kids.  

The trailer also features a new rendition of the song ‘Marivillin Gopurangal’ from the 1998 film Summer in Bethlehem, starring Suresh Gopi, Jayaram, and Kalabhavan Mani, which was composed by Vidyasagar.  

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Marivillin Gopurangal release date

The upcoming Indrajith Sukumaran-starrer romantic comedy had been postponed several times before finalising its release date. The film was initially scheduled to be released in November 2023 last year but was pushed to April 2024. Later the April release also got delayed and now the movie has been confirmed to have its theatrical release on May 10, 2024.   

Marivillin Gopurangal cast and crew

Besides the lead cast, the film also features Salim Kumar, Bindu Panicker, Sai Kumar, and Johny Antony in supporting roles. The cinematography of the film has been handled by Syamaprakash M S, with editing work done by Arun Bose and Shaijal P V. Vidyasagar has composed the soundtracks, with lyrics penned by Vinayak Sasikumar.  

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Director Arun Bose about Marivillin Gopurangal

 Arun Bose, who previously helmed the tragic romantic drama Luca, revealed that making a comedy film was his ‘dream’. “Humour is the hardest genre, in my opinion, since it needs to be organic without being overly dramatic. Marivillin Gopurangal was a difficult project for me in that regard. It has been a long-time dream of mine to make a comedy,” the director revealed.