Is Mammootty's Bramayugam Making History at the Academy Museum?

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Is Mammootty's Bramayugam Making History at the Academy Museum?

Synopsis

Mammootty's horror thriller 'Bramayugam' is set to screen at the prestigious Academy Museum in Los Angeles on February 12, 2026, making it the only Indian film featured in this special series. With accolades and a dedicated fan base, this milestone marks a significant achievement for Indian cinema.

Key Takeaways

  • Mammootty's 'Bramayugam' is set for a prestigious screening.
  • It is the only Indian film selected for this event.
  • The film highlights rich folklore themes.
  • Mammootty received the Best Actor award for his performance.
  • The film is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rahul Sadasivan.

Kerala, Nov 7 (NationPress) Mammootty's "Bramayugam" has been selected as the sole Indian film to be featured at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles. This chilling horror thriller will be showcased on February 12, 2026, as part of the museum's “Where the Forest Meets the Sea: Folklore from Around the World” series.

In an enthusiastic announcement shared on social media, the Mollywood superstar expressed, "I’m thrilled to inform you that #Bramayugam will be the only Indian film screened at the Academy Museum’s “Where the Forest Meets the Sea” film series in Los Angeles on February 12, 2026 (Sparkle emoji) @academymuseum (sic)."

He continued, "This is another proud moment for the entire #Bramayugam team! (Sparkle emoji) Starring @mammootty... Written & Directed by @rahul_madking... Produced by @chakdyn and @sash041075... Brought to you by @allnightshifts and @studiosynot."

“Bramayugam” is produced by Night Shift Studios in collaboration with YNOT Studios and helmed by Rahul Sadasivan.

Additionally, Mammootty has also secured the Kerala State Award for 'Best Actor' for his remarkable portrayal in “Bramayugam”.

Expressing his joy, the Malayalam icon dedicated the award to the audience, who warmly embraced Kodumon Potti (Mammootty's character in the film).

Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) timeline, Mammootty congratulated all winners at the 55th Kerala State Film Awards.

The actor wrote, "Heartfelt congratulations to Shamla Hamza, Asif, Tovino, Soubin, Sidharth, Jyothirmayi, Lijo Mol, Darshana, Chidambaram, and the entire teams of 'Manjummel Boys', 'Bougainvillea', 'Premalu', and all other winners of the Kerala State Awards (sic)."

Gratefully acknowledging the “Bramayugam” team, Mammootty remarked, "A big thanks to the entire team of #Bramayugam for providing me with such a memorable experience. I humbly dedicate this accolade to the audience who embraced Kodumon Potti with so much love."

The film, a sequel to Rahul Sadasivan's horror cinematic universe following “Bhoothakaalam” (2022), also features Arjun Ashokan and Sidharth Bharathan in significant roles, among others.

Point of View

Mammootty's recognition at the Academy Museum underscores the growing global influence of Indian cinema. It reflects not only the artistry involved in films like 'Bramayugam' but also the increasing appreciation for diverse storytelling that transcends geographical boundaries. As we celebrate this achievement, we must also acknowledge the collaborative efforts of talented filmmakers and actors who bring these stories to life.
NationPress
07/11/2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 'Bramayugam' about?
Bramayugam is a horror thriller that explores folklore and supernatural elements, showcasing the cultural richness of Indian storytelling.
When will 'Bramayugam' be screened?
The film will be screened on February 12, 2026, at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.
Who directed 'Bramayugam'?
Bramayugam is directed by Rahul Sadasivan, known for his work in the horror genre.
Which awards has Mammootty won for his role in 'Bramayugam'?
Mammootty has won the Kerala State Award for 'Best Actor' for his performance in 'Bramayugam'.
What is the significance of this screening?
This screening marks a significant achievement as 'Bramayugam' is the only Indian film featured in the museum’s 'Where the Forest Meets the Sea' series.
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