PremiumTurbo second look- Mammootty's look in this new poster is nothing like the first one
In the first look poster of Turbo, Mammootty was depicted in a tough avatar.
Last Updated: 10.38 PM, Feb 23, 2024
The makers of Mammootty’s upcoming film Turbo have dropped a new poster today (February 23). Fans of the actor are surprised to learn that it is nothing like the first poster of the film, as he is not showing off his sense of style or mass appeal in this poster. Mammootty is seen sitting on the floor of a police station. He is not wearing a shirt and is sitting in between two people near a lock-up.
The newly released poster hints that additional updates will be revealed in the next few days as the film's post-production progresses.
Turbo’s first look
In the first look poster of Turbo, Mammootty was depicted in a tough avatar. The megastar, who is slated to play Turbo Jose in the film, looks chic in the poster's traditional look.
As he steps out of a jeep, the veteran actor looks dapper as ever in an off-white mundu, a cropped hairstyle with a beard, and a wooden rosary necklace. The megastar's first look appeared exciting and new, especially considering how completely different it is from the actor's most recent on-screen roles and looks.
All about Turbo
Hitmaker Vysakh has directed this highly anticipated project. The makers confirmed recently on social media that the filming of the movie has been wrapped up and the post-production works are progressing.
The megastar will play Turbo Jose in the film, which is anticipated to be the most extravagant mass action picture of Mammootty's career. Filmmaker Midhun Manuel Thomas has penned the screenplay for this movie.
Raj B Shetty, a Kannada actor and filmmaker, Telugu actor Sunil, and Antony Varghese are playing pivotal roles in this action drama. Vishnu Sarma is the director of photography, and Shameer Muhammad has helmed the editing work. Justin Varghese and Bramayugam-fame Christo Xavier have composed the soundtracks and original score for the film. Wayfarer Films, the production company of Dulquer Salmaan, will distribute Turbo in theatres across the state.