Express News Service
Aju Varghese is the last person you would expect to remind you of some earlier roles of Mohanlal. You wouldn t believe it if I told you that I saw a glimpse of the Mohanlal from Pavithram and the one from TP Balagopalan MA at two different places in the film, albeit for a very brief period.
Aju Varghese plays both father and son, separated by time. When the two get to share the screen, one of them has turned into a photograph. In Saajan Bakery, named after the father, the son fails to live up to the latter s name. But he also hopes to avoid his mistakes.
The actor-producer chats about ‘Saajan Bakery Since 1962’, bringing out the movie during the pandemic and more
Actor Aju Varghese has been going steady in Malayalam cinema for the last 10 years. Apart from being an actor, he has also ventured into production and distribution. His upcoming film,
Saajan Bakery Since 1962, in which he plays a dual role, sees him double up as co-writer and producer.
“You will leave the theatre with a smile. It is a light-hearted narrative about holding on to relationships, something we all experienced during the lockdown,” says Aju. The film, directed by Arun Chandu, releases on February 12.