I’m a lazy writer so, I don’t sit down to write until I am able to visualise it all in my head. Only after I am reasonably convinced do I write it all down. I have formed and deleted the scene order many times-all in my head. Over months and years, I have considered and reconsidered the events of this film. The Drishyam sequel was one of three stories I was spending a lot of time thinking about. In fact, the idea of Drishyam occurred to me in 2000 when I was not nearly close to being a filmmaker. I let multiple stories germinate in my mind. Could you talk about your writing process? I couldn’t really explain how.ĭrishyam 2 has been lauded particularly for its writing.
Also, as Georgekutty is obsessed with cinema, I wanted to persist with the film angle here too. The investigation would continue, the trauma would endure. I pondered about the issues this family would face during the years after the events of the first film. I was always clear that the second film should not be an unrelated story. It’s god’s grace that the sequel works so well. In the film too, Georgekutty himself suggests that the events of this film could be interpreted as making the first film whole. The sequel is titled The Resumption, suggesting that you see this as a straightforward continuation of the first film.
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