Shibu thameens biography of mahatma gandhi

Shibu Thameens is an Indian film producer and distributor, working in the South India. With his family in the business of goods distribution, Shibu studied B.Tech in the mechanical branch at Adhiyamaan College of Engineering, Hosur. He possesses an MBA degree in Materials Management too. After his education, he did not hesitate to join his family business, Thameens Group. The institution started in the early 90s with handling minor exhibitions’ operations. Gradually, the group entered the cinema industry by distributing and producing movies. Apart from these fields, this establishment is responsible for the goods’ distribution of Nestle (a major FMCG famous for KitKat and Maggi) in Kerala.

At the beginning of 2010, the board of members appointed Shibu as the sole-proprietor of Thameens. Ambitious at an early age, Shibu made up his mind and produced his first project ABCD: American Born Confused Desi. The dialogues of the movie are in Malayalam. With Mamooty’s son Dulquer Salmaan, Aparna Gopinath, and Tovino Thomas in the cast, it deals with the pair of American Malayalees, who return to Kerala under some hilarious circumstances. Its production faced delays while obtaining permission from the American authorities. The movie released in the year 2013 and got mixed reviewers.

Critics termed it as a collection of simple jokes but praised the depiction of the bonding shared by the actors. Eventually, ABCD performed well commercially in Kerala and the Middle East. In 2015, he co-produced one of the much-anticipated Tamil flicks, Puli. He signed high-profile stars such as Vijay, Shruti Haasan, Sridevi, Sudeep, and Hansika Motwani. Shibu also roped in Devi Sri Prasad and Chimbu as the music composer and director respectively. Analysts estimated Puli’s budget to be in the region of 100 crore rupees because of the usage of visual special effects in the adventure motion picture. Puli released on 1st October 2015 to a good opening start.

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'Chiyaan' Vikram is currently shooting for 'Saamy Square', which has been directed by Hari. The film is a sequel to the 2003 super hit 'Saamy' (remade in Telugu as 'Lakshmi Narasimha'). It's known that Vikram is said to be playing dual roles and Keerthy Suresh is one of the leading ladies. A few weeks earlier, Trisha had announced that she was walking out of the project due to creative differences.

Most recently, there was a media report which claimed that Shibu Thameens, the film's producer, threatened Trisha against leaving the film.

However, Shibu Thameens has since denied doing any such thing. "It's not true. The dignified people Vishal, KE Gnanavelraja, SR Prabhu and Nassar sir of are aware of our amicable interest and helped us to find a solution. We never ever opened up to any media on this topic," the producer says.

Meanwhile, a media report quoted Trisha's mother as saying that her daughter is yet to become a part of the movie.

The “English Vinglish” actress, 51, who is returning to Tamil cinema after a gap of more than two decades, is reportedly playing a queen in the fantasy film that also stars superstar Vijay.

“Everyone in the South wants her back, she’s really popular here. A lot of filmmakers must have approached her here but we are happy that she heard the script and agreed to do ‘Puli’.

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“The film is an action-adventure on the lines of Russell Crowe’s ‘The Gladiator’. She is the head of a group, someone with unbelievable strength and powers,” Shibu said in a statement.

Also starring Sudeep of “Makkhi” fame, Shruti Haasan and Hansika Motwani, the film is directed by Chimbu Deven.

Co-produced by Thameens and PT Selvakumar, it is slated to release later this year.