Udayananu Tharam

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Mohanlal, Meena, and Sreenivasan in Udayananu Tharam (2005)

Story of a talented Director's pain and troubles in career as well as in personal life when his magnum opus work is stolen while some of his mundane friends who struggled in daily life seeme... Read allStory of a talented Director's pain and troubles in career as well as in personal life when his magnum opus work is stolen while some of his mundane friends who struggled in daily life seemed to prosper all of a sudden.Story of a talented Director's pain and troubles in career as well as in personal life when his magnum opus work is stolen while some of his mundane friends who struggled in daily life seemed to prosper all of a sudden.

Director
- Rosshan Andrrews
Writers
- Rosshan Andrrews
- Sreenivasan
Stars

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7.9/10

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Director
- Rosshan Andrrews
Writers
- Rosshan Andrrews
- Sreenivasan
Stars

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Trivia
The story of the film is credited to Rosshan Andrrews.

Quotes
Rajappan Thengummoodu: Why can't I be the hero of your story?
Udayabhanu: My hero is very handsome
Rajappan Thengummoodu: Thats what make-up is for
Udayabhanu: There is a limit for make-up, isn't it?

Connections
Referenced in Mohanlal (2018)

Soundtracks
Karale Karalinte
Performed by Vineeth Sreenivasan and Rimi Tomy

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Featured review

9/10

Turning point for Malayalam movies

One of the best Malayalam movies of recent times and in my opinion along with Blessy's two films (Kaazcha and Thanmathra) the turning point for Malayalam movies. Just when one was beginning to despair for the Malayalam film industry for lack of content and substance these films came along and revived the glory days.

Mohanlal has essayed a complex character with élan(as usual) and not hesitated in taking potshots at all top stars but most of all at himself. Sreeni has worked his magic not only as the unethical wannabe super star but also through a brilliant script. The support cast is also very good with the inimitable Jagathi Sreekumar leading the way. The 'navaras' scene with Sreeni is side-splitting.

But most of all what enthralls is the mind-blowing climax - absolutely brilliant and reveals the immeasurable talents of the newcomer director Roshan Andrews.