Web series : Prithviraj Sukumaran to Play story of India’s ‘Biscuit King’, Rajan Pillai

Web series : Prithviraj Sukumaran to Play story of India’s ‘Biscuit King’, Rajan Pillai

Yoodlee Films will deliver a Hindi web series roused by the account of India’s ‘Biscuit King’, Rajan Pillai.

The series is upheld by Saregama’s Yoodlee Films and will go on floors one year from now

Prithviraj is set to play Rajan Pillai a.k.a ‘Biscuit King’ in a Hindi web series to be coordinated by him, as per a report in ANI. A persuasive Malayali money manager, Rajan was sentenced by Singapore’s Commercial Affairs Department for 22 counts of extortion and break of trust. He kicked the bucket in 1995 while in care in Tihar Jail.

The creation house has obtained the privileges for the yet-to-be named series for which entertainer chief maker Prithviraj Sukumaran will be taking the chief’s seat and will likewise exposition the lead character dependent on Pillai.

On his contribution in the task, Prithviraj said, “The presence of light and dimness in living souls has consistently connected with me as an entertainer and chief and this story has everything: aspiration, achievement, a traveling way of life and afterward a pride prompted fall that took a man from the pinnacle of corporate capacity to the corruption of a jail cell. This at 47 years old.

Despite the fact that he died in 1995, his story fills in as a significant illustration of how the impacts of achievement and power obscure the line of profound quality, to this age. It will be extremely fascinating to find what was most important to this appealling character and to remember his captivating, complex life.”

Discussing the undertaking, Sukumaran says, “The presence of light and obscurity in living souls has consistently drawn in me as an entertainer and chief and this story has everything: desire, achievement, a traveling way of life and afterward an arrogance prompted fall that took a man from the pinnacle of corporate capacity to the debasement of a jail cell. This at the age 47.”

The series is upheld by Saregama’s Yoodlee Films and will go on floors one year from now.

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