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The Enforcement Directorate has kicked off a widespread crackdown across Kerala and Tamil Nadu, zeroing in on real estate tied to Malayalam film icons Dulquer Salmaan, Mammootty, and Prithviraj Sukumaran. This extensive probe is reportedly unraveling a luxury car smuggling ring from Bhutan, with potential breaches of FEMA regulations.

Kalyani Priyadarshan's much-anticipated superhero spectacle 'Lokah' is wrapping up its incredible 42-day theatrical journey, with ticket sales tapering off. Nonetheless, the film has soared to an astonishing global tally of Rs 300.33 crore, earning the prestigious title of 'All Time Blockbuster.

Dulquer Salmaan's 'Lokah: Chapter 1- Chandra' has shattered records, becoming the biggest Malayalam hit ever and the first to cross Rs 300 crore globally. This female-led superhero film's massive success highlights the dynamism of Malayalam cinema. The franchise is set for a grand continuation with sequels featuring Tovino Thomas, Mammootty, and a climactic ensemble.

Enforcement Directorate raids targeted Malayalam actors Dulquer Salmaan and Prithviraj Sukumaran in a major Bhutan car smuggling case. Searches spanned multiple locations, including residences and car dealerships, investigating illegal luxury car imports via forged documents. The probe also involves FEMA violations and suspected hawala transactions, with Mammootty's Chennai property also reportedly searched.

In a delightful twist in the film industry, a modest Malayalam movie, supported by the talented Dulquer Salmaan and featuring Kalyani Priyadarshan, has skyrocketed to box office glory. This film has claimed the title of Malayalam cinema's foremost earner, edging out Manjummel Boys, and has highlighted the undeniable charm of female-fronted narratives. With an impressive collection of Rs 150.

Dulquer Salmaan's "Lokah: Chapter 1- Chandra" has emerged as the highest-grossing Malayalam film and a top female-led Indian cinema success, collecting Rs 148.85 crore. On its 35th day in theaters, it is poised to break Mohanlal's record for the highest collection within Kerala, needing less than Rs 5 crore. A sequel has already been announced.