Cast: Suresh Gopi (Thiruselvam), Biju Menon, Sudheesh, Kochu Preman,Mithra Kurian (Manomi), Sona Nair, Kolappilli Leela
DVD Features:  Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, English Subtitles, NTSC All Regions
Director:  Biju Vattappara
Music Director:Kaithapram Damodaran Namboothiri

Rama Ravanan is actually blessed with something that most films lack these days - a solid story that could make all the difference in film making. Based on Kamala Suraiyya's novel Manomi, the film attempts to sketch the life of a young Sinhalese girl who is a hapless victim, like millions of others, of the Srilankan Civil War.

Rama Ravanan starts off with a militant attack in Srilanka and soon shifts over to Indian, to a small village somewhere on the Kerala - Tamil Nadu border. A leading LTTE activist Thiruchelvam (Suresh Gopi) who has had a narrow escape from Lanka, takes refuge in the village in a deserted house. Lost in memories, Thiruchelvam remembers the few days that he had spent there years back.

The mansion isn't new, since he had been there once, planning a terrorist operation. Living nearby was Annadurai (Nedumudi Venu), a former resident of war ridden Lanka who had started life all afresh. Manomi (Mithra Kurien) who visits Annadurai after having lost her family in the war, happens to meet Thiruchelvam and within no time, love strikes. This is one such love that has to be headed towards doom, as Manomi soon realizes. Thiruchelvam leaves, spurning her love.