

1989·Drama·2h 7m
7.1
★
Sethu aspires to become a police officer to fulfil his father's dream. However, his life turns upside down when he intervenes in a scuffle with a criminal to save his father's life.
Directed by Sibi Malayil
dreams
police
parent child relationship
fight
murder

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Cast

Mohanlal
Sethu Madhavan

Thilakan
Achuthan Nair

Kaviyoor Ponnamma
Ammu

Mohan Raj
Keerikadan Jose

Sreenath
Keshu

Sankaradi
Krishnan Nair

Jagathy Sreekumar
Remanan

Parvathi
Devi

Kundara Johny
Parameshwaran

Cochin Haneefa
Haidrose

Murali
C.I Haridas

Philomina
Muthashi
Crew

Sibi Malayil
Director

A K Lohithadas
Writer

A K Lohithadas
Screenplay

Johnson
Original Music Composer

L. Bhoominathan
Editor

Dinesh Panicker
Producer

A K Lohithadas
Dialogue
Popular Reviews
21 reviews
LM

ഒരു കുഞ്ഞു പാട്ടായി വിതുമ്പി.
ഒരു കുഞ്ഞു പാട്ടായി വിതുമ്പി.
Saitama
9.0★ · 09/04/25

Very natural and brilliant, the family chemistry is just pure bliss. Seeing that it was made in 1989, the way the characters act or react is very similar and also superior to how characters are written today.
Very natural and brilliant, the family chemistry is just pure bliss. Seeing that it was made in 1989, the way the characters act or react is very similar and also superior to how characters are written today.
LM

I'm a freaking masochist for watching this again and again. Such an immaculate pack of onions,never fails to make you weep.
I'm a freaking masochist for watching this again and again. Such an immaculate pack of onions,never fails to make you weep.
Ari
10.0★ · 08/24/23

The performances from Mohanlal and Thilakan are spellbinding and incredibly immersive… don’t think I’ve seen a film that portrays so rawly how little control we have over things we perceive as ours. Every main character’s strife is full of nuance and deep interpretation. There’s no pure protagonist, and no antagonist is defeated without feeling some pity as a viewer. You, as the viewer, often feel just as frustrated as each member of the family does. Every person in the unit has their own separate frustrations that are often against a fellow family member, and yet you can’t help but feel for all of them at the same time. Masterfully written script.
The performances from Mohanlal and Thilakan are spellbinding and incredibly immersive… don’t think I’ve seen a film that portrays so rawly how little control we have over things we perceive as ours. Every main character’s strife is full of nuance and deep interpretation. There’s no pure protagonist, and no antagonist is defeated without feeling some pity as a viewer. You, as the viewer, often feel just as frustrated as each member of the family does. Every person in the unit has their own separate frustrations that are often against a fellow family member, and yet you can’t help but feel for all of them at the same time. Masterfully written script.
Dania Varghese
10.0★ · 06/10/26
