Dolls (2013 film)

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Dolls
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Film poster
Directed by Shalil Kallur
Produced byMJS Media Madhusoodhanan
StarringJohn
Parvatii Nair
Jyothi Krishna
CinematographyAnil Vadakkekkara
Edited byV. T. Sreejith
Music byMurali Guruvayoor
Production
company
MJS Media
Release date
  • 15 March 2013 (2013-03-15)
Country India
Language Malayalam

Dolls is a 2013 Malayalam drama film directed by Shalil Kallur. It stars John, Parvatii Nair and Jyothi Krishna in the lead roles. The film opened to negative reviews in March 2013.

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Shalil Kallur signed up models Shruti Nair and Maria John, who had participated in the Miss Kerala pageant, to appear in the film. However, after canning a few scenes, John left the project complaining that Kallur had misled her about the role in the film. [1]


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