Actor Mithun Jai Sankar plays Nitushan in life after “Traveling Family” and “Aavesham”

Mithun in a traveling family | Photo source: Special arrangements

Five months after his debut aavesham’S was released in April 2024, and actor Mithun Jai Sankar received a call from Chennai’s million-dollar studio asking him to go there for a narrative Traveling family. Film director Mithun and Abishan Jeevinth spent the day together, learning about the plot and bounced conversations.

The Tamil feel-good comedy is currently airing in the theater. Apart from the storyline, this is a seasoned actor, headlined by Sasikumar and Simran, which is Mithun’s excitement about the film, exploring the lives of an illegal Sri Lankan immigrant family living in Chennai. Mithun was brought to justice to play Sasikumar, Simran’s son Nitushan, a young adult who moved to India from the family. The film involves family’s efforts to find their place in a new place while escaping from authorities.

“Even if I’m excited, I’m nervous to talk to them,” Mithun said on Kochi’s phone call. “Simran Ma’am talks mainly about Malayalam films, especially aaveshamMr. Sasikumar talked about his experience masterhis Malayalam movie. He told me how he learned the language by talking to people in Kerala, but they all responded in Tamil. ”

Still life from a traveling family | Photo source: Special arrangement

Apart from what it attracts to watch movies, Mithun has no experience in talking in Tamil. However, the actor strengthened with the help of Abhishan. Additionally, the character speaks Tamil in Sri Lankan, which is called by Mithun himself. “I spent two weeks preparing for the character, focusing on dialect. unakku (meaning you) become ungalku,,,,, Pesaruthu (meaning) Kadhakiruthu. Everyone in my “family” is spontaneous about the conversation. Probably because of their familiarity with the language. But I can’t do it. They will try to have conversations later,” Mithun said.

Still life from a traveling family | Photo source: Special arrangement

The actor shared the great chemistry with Kamalesh Jagan, who wrote his younger brother Mulli. “I spent most of my time with him. We also had great off-screen chemistry. He was more experienced than I was as an actor and would tell me interesting stories from other scenes. He was a lot like his character.” Mithun said he was also praised by female characters for his role.

Abishan also played a key role in the film, and he will show what he wanted, the actor said. “But, at the same time, he would give me the freedom to explore characters and be my own,” Mithun recalls.

Mithun originally came from Poojappura of Thiruvananthapuram, and his acting life was excellent, aavesham Directed by Jithu Madhavan, starring Fahadh Faasil.

“People even called me Bibin a year after the movie was released. They came to talk to me. A lot of people have also seen this movie in Tamil Nadu, and that’s how I even played the role,” Mithun said.

Mithun graduated from the statistics graduate of Christ Nagar College in Thiruvananthapuram and joined the coaching course on the SSC exam after graduation. “When I was preparing for the exam, I quit the coach and started making the reels,” Mithun said. The channel produces satirical videos about the developments in the film. He said: “This channel is the beginning of me as an actor.

Mithun is currently discussing his next project. The actor said: “I just want to make a good movie and perform a space for me.”