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Kochi : Actor Dileep’s ( Actor Dileep) At the forefront of super hit and popular films CID For the second part of Moses ( CID Moosa 2) Director Johnny Antony says there is no possibility ( Johny Antony). Interview with Malayala Manorama CID Of Moses ( CID Moosa) Director Johnny made this clear. “Dileep wanted CID Moosa to have a second part, but it took at least two years to make the story. It is also difficult as Moosa’s screenwriters are divided,” Johnny Anthony told Manorama in an interview. ALSO READ : CID Moosa in a new guise; Dileep with promo video! However, in an interview with Mathrubhumi in 2020, Johnny Antony had said that the second part of the movie will be Dileep. Johnny Anthony had said at the time that the actors who played some of the characters in Malayalam cinema Johnny Antony is currently handling notable roles in other directors’ films. Recently landed Home Johnny Antony played the role of Indrans’ best friend who played the central character in the film. ALSO READ : Actor Dileep: What’s this about Dileep’s name? Wrong or change? CID Moosa, a full-length Dileep The movie starred Jagathy Sreekumar, Cochin Haneefa, Unnikrishnan, Sukumari, Harishree Ashokan and Salim Kumar. Bhavana was the heroine of the film. Along with Dileep, the dog named Arjun had a huge following in most of the scenes. ALSO READ : Actor Bala Wedding Reception: No more controversy. Thus came a formality, and Bala’s wedding reception was over Recently, the band recreated the song ‘Kad...

C.I.D. Moosa movie tells the story of Moolankuzhiyil Sahadevan (Dileep) who is a son of a police constable Moolankuzhiyil Prabhakaran (Oduvil Unnikrishnan), whose ambition is to become a police officer like his dad. But, Peethambaran (Jagathy Sreekumar) his brother-in-law does not like the idea and sees that Sahadevan does not clear his physical test. But one of his uncle advises Sahadevan to become a private detective and rechristens him as CID Moosa!. Read More

CID Moosa, a 2003 Malayalam action-comedy film, directed by Johny Antony was one of the biggest hits at the box office. It has been 20 years since the release of the film, and audiences still remember it for its humorous storyline. In a recent interview with a portal, Johny was asked an interesting question regarding this film. He was asked which role he would have taken if given a chance to act in CID Moosa. Johny replied that there are no substitutes to the actors who have enacted the roles in the film. Johny compared the cast of CID Moosa to the jersey of football great Diego Maradona. According to him, just like no one can wear Maradona’s jersey, no one can also replace the cast of CID Moosa. Johny feels that the characters in CID Moosa and actors who have enacted those roles should be kept intact. A clip from this interview has been shared on Instagram. One user disagreed with Johny’s opinion and commented that he fits the bill for enacting Thorappan Kochunni (Harisree Ashokan’s father role). Others commented that Johny’s opinion is right. Rest were reminded of how CID Moosa is one of the most entertaining films made by Johny. Many also wrote that they watch CID Moosa every time it is telecast. CID Moosa narrates the storyline of Moosa/ Moolamkuzhiyil Sahadevan (Dileep), a private detective, who faces many challenges while solving various cases. His only rival is his own brother-in-law, sub-inspector Peethambaran (Jagathy Sreekumar), who is a police officer. CID Moosa...

No one who saw ‘CID Moosa’ would be able to forget the blue-eyed villain who wreaks havoc wherever he goes. And very few people knew that his name was Kazan Khan till the news of his death was reported in the media. According to director Johny Antony who made his directorial debut with the oddball comedy ‘CID Moosa’ headlining Dileep, Khan was a softie though he looked intimidating. The director recalls that Khan used to tell him to cast him in other roles as well, and not just as a Mumbai-based antagonist. Khan later appeared in ‘Gandharvam’, ‘Ivan Maryadaraman,’ and ‘Varnapakittu.’ Johny Antony shares his warm bond with the late actor. “He was a disciplined actor. Though he looked intimidating, only when we got to know him closely did we realise that he was a softie at heart. He always used to tell me to cast him in other roles as well, than the usual Mumbai-based villain or as the meanie who always planted bombs. But then I would remind him that his looks were distinct and that he wouldn’t be convincing as a local rubber tapper, tea stall owner, or coconut tree climber. Later he would quip about the rubber tapper bit. Though he didn’t know the language he understood what I said. Khan was handsome and cute. He became popular as the fiery villain Vikram Ghorpade in ‘The King’. It’s been 20 years since I made 'CID Moosa'. When he did my ‘Masters’ in 2013, except for some weight gain, Khan looked more or less the same. He was very disciplined in real life. When I informed D...

In fact, he had also tried his hands on comedy and the movie Nadodikkattu was a beginning, in which his portrayal of the character Pavanazhi was much appreciated. Later, in the year 2003, he did impress one and all with his performance as Karamchand in the Dileep starrer CID Moosa and the character had a comic backdrop. According to a report by Manorama Online, it was in an old interview that Captain Raju had spoken about this role and the movie CID Moosa. Regarding the movie, he stated that CID Moosa was born in Dileep's brain and added that it was the humour sense of both Dileep and director Johny Antony, which made CID Moosa a big hit. Malayalam audiences would easily remember the introduction sequence of Karamchand in the movie, which was glaced with comedy. In the interview, Captain Raju had opened up that it was Dileep who'd suggested the comedy elements in the sequence and as we all know, it worked out really well. He also added that Dileep is one such person who stocks a lot of comedy items in his brain. Captain Raju had also expressed his eagerness to be a part of the sequel of CID Moosa, if it happens.

Where to Watch Despite the fact that Mulamkuziyil Sahadevan's (Oduvil Unnikrishnan) sole ambition in life is to grow up and become a police constable like his father, Mulamkuziyil's brother-in-law Peethambaran (Jagathy Sreekumaran) does everything in his power to ensure that this dream does not become a reality -- including sabotaging Mulamkuziyil's physical examination. Mulamkuziyil eventually does earn his badge thanks to a little help from his uncle, and when he uncovers a Mubai underworld plot to kill the Kerala Chief Minister's (Murali) life, Mulamkuziyil uses his loyal police dog and a truly unique police car to save the official. As Mulamkuziyil comes ever closer to cracking the case, his work causes increasing strain on his relationship with Gujarati fashion model Meenu (Bhavana).