‘Little Hearts’: Shane Nigam, Shine Tom Chacko’s next goes on floors

Anagha, Baburaj, Chemban Vinod Jose, Jaffer Idukki, Ramya Suvi, and Renji Panicker are also part of the cast

October 10, 2023 06:05 pm | Updated October 12, 2023 08:48 am IST

Clap board of ‘Little Hearts’; Shane Nigam at the pooja ceremony

Clap board of ‘Little Hearts’; Shane Nigam at the pooja ceremony | Photo Credit: Sandra Thomas Productions/Instagram

We had previously reported that actors Shine Tom Chacko and Shane Nigam are teaming up once again for a romantic comedy entertainer. The film, titled Little Hearts, went on floors on Monday in Kattappana, Kerala.

Sandra Thomas’ production banner Sandra Thomas Productions, the makers of the film, posted pictures from the pooja ceremony to announce the same.

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Written by Rajesh Pinnadan (Kerala State Award winner for Oru Thekkan Thallu Case), Little Hearts is set to be directed by Anto Jose Pereira and Aby Treesa Paul (who earlier directed Member Rameshan 9aam Ward).

Little Hearts also stars Anagha, Dhyan Sreenivasan, Baburaj, Chemban Vinod Jose, Jaffer Idukki, Ramya Suvi, Maala Parvathi and Renji Panicker among others. With music scored by Kailas Menon, the film has cinematography by Luke Jose and editing by Noufal Abdullah.

Notably, Shane and Shine have previously starred together in Corona Papers, Parava, Veyil and Ishq. Shine has a slew of releases lined up, including Vivekanandan Viralaanu, Bazooka, Maharani, Dance Party, Chattuli, Thankamani, Teri Meri, Vadi Kutti Mammootty andDevara, starring Jr NTR. Shane, last seen in the action blockbuster RDX, has Vela and Qurbani among other projects.

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