Prithviraj on I, Nobody, why he doesn’t do his own stunts: ‘My injury delayed film for 1 year’ | Malayalam News
Prithviraj Sukumaran has called I, Nobody a film that defies genre classification, revealing that what begins as a bank heist story transforms into social commentary, a kidnap drama and eventually a one-man chase thriller across its nearly three-hour runtime. In an interaction with SCREEN, the actor also detailed the physically demanding shoot that involved a French stunt coordinator, a real shopping mall in Thiruvananthapuram and a bus that was cut in half for a single fight sequence. “With I, Nobody, I’ve said this multiple times, this is a film that you cannot really classify in one genre,” Prithviraj said. “Even as you watch the film, I’m sure if you look back at it, you will realise that when the movie started, you would have thought, oh, this is a bank robbery. Then finally, you realise it was not about that. Then it suddenly becomes like a social commentary. Then it becomes like a kidnap drama. Then it sort of becomes like a man against the system. So it keeps switching genres.” ALSO READ: Prithviraj’s heist …
