“Mr. Nobody” or the Ultimate Game-Changer? Mammootty’s Bazooka Gears Up for a Power-Packed Launch Tomorrow

Released on social media with the tagline “Less Than 24 Hours to Go,” the teaser doesn’t give away much in terms of plot—but what it lacks in dialogue, it makes up for in pure visual intensity. Mammootty’s character, still cloaked in mystery, is shown wielding firearms with eerie calm and surgical precision. The only clue we get? A chilling descriptor: “He is Mr Nobody but definitely a somebody.”

And that line alone is enough to spark wild theories.

What stands out even more is the intriguing equation between Mammootty and Gautham Vasudev Menon, who plays ACP Benjamin Joshua—a sharp, no-nonsense cop leading a high-octane tactical team. From what we see, this isn’t your usual cat-and-mouse dynamic. There’s mutual respect, perhaps even collaboration, laced with tension. Joshua’s take on Mammootty’s character? “Classy, sleek… If you ask me if he is a troublemaker, I don’t think so, because that’s too simple a word to describe him.”

That sets the tone.

Joining the cast are Divya Pillai as Annie Benjamin and Shine Tom Chacko as Franco Salvatore, adding emotional and narrative depth to what promises to be a stylish thriller. The technical finesse behind Bazooka is also evident—Midhun Mukundan’s moody score builds dread with every beat, Nimish Ravi’s cinematography is slick and shadowy, and Nishadh Yusuf’s editing keeps the tension razor-sharp.

Directed by Deeno Dennis, Bazooka seems to flirt with genre boundaries—part action thriller, part psychological game, all wrapped around Mammootty’s magnetic screen presence.

As the countdown hits its final hours, one thing is clear—Bazooka isn’t just another mass movie. It’s a calculated detonation of mystery, might, and megastar magic. April 10 is locked. Brace yourselves.