Star Cast: Prakash Bare, Sharbani Mukherji,Samvrutha Sunil, Thampi Antony, Sreeraman, Jagathi,Indrans,Sona Nair
DVD Features: Anamorphic Widescreen, Dolby Digital ® 5.1  Surround, English Subtitles, NTSC All Regions
Banner : Kayal Films
Screenplay - Direction: Priyanandanan
Music : Mohan Sithara
Producer : Prakash Bare
 

The story that the Sufi tells is that of Karthyayani (Sharbani Mukherjee), born into the Melepullaram Nair household and whom her uncle Shankunni Nair (Thampi Antony) predicts would lead no regular life. Karthy matches up to the stars on her horoscope when she decides to elope with a Muslim vendor Mamutty (Prakash Bare) and later assumes the name Suhara at his house in Ponnani. Caught in a storm of contradictory beliefs and traditions that threatens to upstage her very life, Karthy refuses to give in and holds fast to her convictions, even as she realizes the ground slipping away from under her feet.

Karthi is no ordinary woman; and I am not even for a moment referring to those saintly attributes that the film flashes across her face. At heart, she exhibits a fierce rawness that's uncharacteristic of women of her age. There is no escape from her laughter as she flirts outrageously with her uncle, brushing against him and lying close to his chest, and upon being reprimanded for her behavior before the idol in the temple, whispers playfully that the bhagavathi must have long gone to sleep.