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Legendary scriptwriter and filmmaker Dennis Joseph passed away on Monday (May 10). He was 63. The demise of the master writer has left the entire Malayalam film industry shattered. King of blockbusters, Dennis Joseph has been instrumental in shaping the career of Malayalam cinema’s biggest stars - Mohanlal and Mammootty and leading them to superstardom, through movies like ‘Rajavinte Makan’ and ‘New Delhi’.
Dennis Joseph’s last outing was ‘Geethanjali’ released in 2013. He crafted the dialogues for the Priyadarshan movie and wasn t active in the industry for the past few years. The scenarist’s upcoming film was supposed to be ‘Power Star’, which will be helmed by Omar Lulu. The duo announced their collaboration last year, during the onset of the pandemic and the scripting was underway. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, director Omar Lulu spoke about the late Dennis Joseph, the last conversation they had, and also opened up about ‘P
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KOCHI: Dennis Joseph, whose movie scripts produced box office hits one after the other in the 1980s and 1990s in the Malayalam film industry, passed away in Kottayam following a heart attack on Monday. He was 64.
For Malayalam cinema, Dennis Joseph was simply a synonym for box-office success during those times. Period.
The genial writer literally kept the cash register ringing during the 1980s and 90s at a seemingly improbable rate.
No less than the two reigning superstars of Mollywood, Mammootty and Mohanlal, owed their careers to his Midas touch. While he saved the sagging career of Mammootty with the smashing blockbuster New Delhi (1987), he firmly put Mohanlal on the perch as a superstar with the runaway hit Rajavinte Makan (1986). And both the films and their protagonists - G Krishnamoorthy and Vincent Gomez have aged perfectly like wine and enjoyed by the audience from all generations even now whenever they are telecast by television channels.