StarCast: Kalabhavan Mani, Meera Nandan, Biju Menon
Subtitles: NOT Available
Director: Anil K.Nair
Music Director: Sharath
Producer: Antony Paimpilli

Kunjunni (Kalabhavan Mani) is an orphan and is the darling of a village called Perumannoor. He sings lullabies for kids, does all kinds of jobs and is unbelievably nice even to the menacing villain, Kalan Vasu (Ponvannan). Now, though Vasu beats up certain other shady looking men in style, no one is quite clear about the reasons for all these.

With songs after songs in various colours and get ups, Kunjunni's goodie-goodie dialogues (he is the epitome of all virtues) and some nauseating comedy by a few characters (played by Kochupreman, Sudheesh, Geedha Salam, Mukundan and so on), the story meanders aimlessly all along. Soon the heroine, Radha (Meera Nandan), makes her entry. She belongs to a nadodi gang, who has come to the village to sell statuettes of Lord Krishna.

Next, Vasu beats up Kunjunni and tries to rape Radha, but changes his mind midway. Now, believe it or faint, he is at the forefront to get Kunjunni married to Radha. As we heave a sigh of relief that this insipid drama is over, here comes another twist in the tale. Kunjunni actually belongs to a rich family and he had left home some twenty years back, as his mother (Saranya) was a bit too strict.