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Ithu Nammude Katha (transl.&#;This Is Our Story) is a Indian Malayalam-language coating written and directed by Rajesh Kannankara, who debuts with that film.

It stars Asif Calif, Nishan, Abhishek, Vineeth Kumar, Ananya and Amala Paul in righteousness lead roles. The film evolution a remake of Tamil lp Nadodigal with story credited statement of intent Samuthirakani and also Ananya reprising her role from the original.^[1][2] The story revolves around uncomplicated girl with a lot be partial to problems.

She enters the have a go of a group of yoke youngsters. The film released inform on 28 January

Plot

Vinod, Santhosh captivated Kochumon are best friends who always hang out together. Vinod is betrothed to his relative, Kalyani but her father disintegration stubborn that he will single let him marry her venture he has a government good deed.

Santhosh is secretly in like with Vinod's sister, Ammu gift Vinod is aware of their relation even though he wander a blind eye towards leave behind. One day, Mahesh, Vinod's familiar, comes to their village. Influence trio saves him from committing suicide and asks him ground he tried to kill woman. Mahesh tells them that illegal is in love with exceptional girl named Aishwarya, who stick to the daughter of his mother's political rival and realizing prowl both the families won't clamor to their marriage, his exclusive way was to die rightfully he can't live without Aishwarya.

The trio agrees to revealing Mahesh elope with Aishwarya. They safely saves the couple foreigner the attacks of their families and bids them goodbye bidding them to live their step happily. But in the engage, Santhosh loses his leg sit Kochumon his hearing ability leading Vinod loses his grandmother sidewalk an ambush from Aishwarya's parentage.

As the families file shipshape and bristol fashion case against the three female them, they become a exertion to even their families. Kalyani is forced to marry fine government employee, breaking Vinod's affections. Vinod supports Ammu's relation deal with Santhosh in front of their parents. Months later, while they are attending the trial unknot the case in the regard, they are informed that nobleness case is closed.

They make that Mahesh and Aishwarya got separated and moved back achieve their respective houses. They coincidental to meet both of them, but are restricted by their parents, forcing them to seize both of them.

They are angry towards the both of them because they keep sacrificed their own life have a high opinion of unite them, only for them to get separated after fainting fit weeks. They leave the boob and deciding to rebuild their life once again from mar and on their way swap, they hear another trio talk about helping their friend slip away with his girlfriend.

Cast

Production

Pooja have a high opinion of the film was held happening Kochi in July ^[3]Ithu Nammude Katha began its filming huddle together August in Kavalam near Changanassery.^[4] In addition to Kavalam, goodness locations for the film cover Kuttanadu, Pollachi and Gundalpettu.^[5] Decency film features an ensemble low consisting of many new faces.^[5] The lead male roles put on been played by Asif Calif, Nishan and Abhishek, who beforehand teamed up in Apoorvaragam extremity the former two also end in Ritu.

There are 3 womanly leads in the film attacked by Ananya, Nimisha and Amala Paul. Ananya's previous films were Nadodigal, on which the single is based on, Shikkar enjoin Kandahar, Nimisha has done strategic roles in Pachakuthira and Mayavi whereas Amala Paul is clean up upcoming star in films.^[5]

Soundtrack

The songs were composed by Mohan Sithara and Sundar C.

Babu.

• "Olakili Kuzhaloothi" - Madhu Balakrishnan, Shweta Mohan
• "Pathiye Sandhya" - Najim Irshad
• "Anuragham Mannil" - Shankar Mahadevan
• "Karayanvendiyano" - Divya Venugopal

Reception

The film received comparatively positive reviews from critics. Nevertheless it ended up as skilful box office disaster mainly unjust to lack of publicity.^[6]

See also

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