Chennai, Nov 11 : The makers of director Jithin K Jose's Malayalam film 'Kalamkaval', featuring Malayalam superstar Mammootty and Vinayakan in the lead, on Tuesday released the lyrical video of the single, 'Nilaa Kaayum', from the film.

Taking to his X timeline on Wednesday, actor Mammootty shared the link to the lyric video and wrote, "Nila Kaayum Lyric Video from #Kalamkaval Out Now."

The song, which has a retro feel, has been set to tune by Mujeeb Majeed and has lyrics by Vinayak Sasikumar. The song has been rendered by Sindhu Delson.

The film has triggered huge interest in fans and film buffs ever since the makers released a teaser.

The teaser of the film, which the makers released several days ago, begins with a door being knocked. A Tamilian opens the door and asks, "Who are you?". We then see a police officer asking another cop, whose identity is not revealed to the audience, "Are you the one who's Nath?" We then are treated to a series of visuals of both lead actors --Vinayakan and Mammootty. While Vinayakan, who appears to be a police officer, sports a grim look all through out, Mammootty, whose role cannot be made out, sports the look of a cool, calm man, surveilling someone else.

'Kalamkaval', the shooting of which was wrapped up in November last year, has story and screenplay by Jithin K Jose and Jishnu Sreekumar. It has editing by Praveen Prabhakar and cinematography by Faisal Ali. Music for this exciting entertainer will be by young composer Mujeeb Majeed. Stunts for the film have been choreographed by Action Santhosh.

The film has been in the news for the curiosity that it has triggered with its makers claiming that the film will showcase Mammootty in a role in which he has never been seen before.

Already, rumours doing the rounds in the industry suggest that Mammootty plays a character with shades of grey in it. However, there has been no official confirmation in this regard until now. One other interesting fact about the film is that it has been cleared for release by the Censor Board with a U/A 16+ certificate.

/IANS