The highly anticipated film ‘Rachel’, featuring Honey Rose in a never-before-seen role, has had its release date postponed. Initially scheduled for December 6 as a multi-language Christmas release, the film will now hit theatres on December 12.
‘Rachel’ promises a cinematic experience blending love, nostalgia, conflict, hatred, and bloodshed. The recently released trailer highlights Honey Rose as Rachel, the daughter of a hunter from Pala, Pothupara Joychan, showcasing a drastically different avatar from her previous roles.
Directed by debutant Anandini Bala and co-produced/co-written by renowned Malayalam filmmaker Abrid Shine, the film also stars Baburaj, Roshan Basheer, Chandu Salimkumar, Radhika Radhakrishnan, Jaffer Idukki, Vineeth Thattil, Joji, Dinesh Prabhakar, Polly Valsan, and Vandita Manoharan in pivotal roles. Honey Rose plays a meat cutter, a character that has intrigued fans and critics alike. Baburaj plays the significant role of Joychan.
The first song from the film, “Kannil…,” is set to release tomorrow, adding to the excitement. The film is designed as a revenge thriller with high-octane sequences, violence, and dramatic storytelling, as indicated by the trailer and teaser. Posters featuring Honey Rose at the buffalo market have already received positive responses from audiences.
Produced under the banner of Silver Screen Entertainment by Manju Badusha, Shahul Hameed, and Rajan Chirayil, the film boasts technical contributions from National and State Film Award winners Pragatbhar. Key crew includes:
- Music & Background Score: Ishan Chhabra
- Cinematography: Swaroop Philip
- Editing: Manoj
- Production Design: Sujith Raghav
- Sound Design & Mixing: Sree Shankar, Rajakrishnan M R
- Action & Stunts: Mafia Sasi, PC Stunts, Ashraf Gurukkal
- Makeup & Costumes: Ratheesh Vijayan, Rajesh Nenmara, Jackie
The film will release in Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi, and distribution is handled by Sree Priya Combines through Silver Screen Entertainment.
With its unique storyline, intense performances, and technical finesse, ‘Rachel’ is shaping up to be one of this year’s most talked-about releases in South Indian cinema.
