Shruhad Goswami heads to Kerala for next shoot; ‘Laalo’ actor begins work on untitled project | Gujarati Movie News – The Times of India

Shruhad Goswami is gearing up for his next cinematic project after the massive success of his devotional drama ‘Laalo’. The actor has travelled to Kerala to begin shooting for an untitled film.

Shruhad Goswami’s journey to Kerala for new shoot

According to Filmy Foxx, Shruhad has now headed to Kerala. Reportedly, he will shoot for the untitled film backed by Dvaan Production and Dream Yatra Films.

This marks his next big step after the positive response to ‘Laalo’.

Details about the plot and cast remain under wraps for now. Fans have shown strong support for Shruhad’s new move. One commented, “Coolest gujarati actor.” Another one commented, “Keep going congratulations .” Another one commented, “Superstar.”

Shruhad Goswami about ‘Laalo’

Earlier, Shruhad spoke exclusively with ETimes about the language choices in ‘Laalo’. He explained the team’s thinking behind the film.

“We made this film in Gujarati and it’s a story of Gujarat. The story of a city in Gujarat, Junagadh.”He added that the idea was to make the experience real for viewers. “We had a simple thought that if anyone who is watching this film from Gujarat, who has never been to Gujarat or Junagadh, if they watch this film, they will feel that if they go to Junagadh and ask a rickshaw driver, then the dialogues spoken in the film will be in the same language.”

Shruhad also shared why slang was included. “That’s why we have used Gujarati slang in between. So that the Hindi audience can understand the dialogues and the Gujarati accent of Junagadh.” These choices helped the film connect across audiences.

Shruhad Goswami’s ‘Laalo’ success

Shruhad gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Lord Krishna in the 2025 Gujarati film ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’. The devotional drama became a surprise blockbuster and one of the highest-grossing films in its language. ‘Laalo’ started with modest numbers but witnessed an extraordinary turnaround through strong word-of-mouth. It emerged as the highest-grossing Gujarati film ever.