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Ente Sooryaputhrikku
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Poster of Malayalam version

Directed by Fazil
Written by Fazil


Starring Template:Ubl



Music by Ilaiyaraaja





Country India
Language Malayalam



Ente Sooryaputhrikku is a 1991 Malayalam film directed by Fazil and starring Amala, Srividya, and Suresh Gopi.This movie was a trendsetter as it was famous for Amala's dressing and acting styles and its music.The film was a superhit at the box-office.[1]The film was simultaneously shot in Tamil as Karpoora Mullai with Raja replacing Suresh Gopi.

Plot

Maya (Amala) was a spoiled child of a rich man as she always creates issues in her hostel as well as in college. One day along with her friends, she decides to make fun of a Dr. Srinivas (Suresh Gopi / Raja), but the doctor in turn insults her saying that she is a fatherless child. Shocked Maya understands her childish behavior and attempts suicide, but the doctor saves her and she gets back to normal, but starts loving the doctor and she also decide to find out who her father is and finally she discovers that her father had adopted her when she was baby and her biological mother was K. S Vasundhara Devi (Srividya), famous singer. She tries her every bit to make her mom accept her. Finally her mother accepts Maya, but before she make this news to public, Vasundhara Devi is murdered by her administration employees for her wealth. Maya kills her mother's killer's and she is sent to jail. Srinivas marries Maya while she serves her sentence.

Cast

Soundtrack

The highly successful and popular soundtrack was composed by Ilayaraja

Track List
Track Song Title Singer(s)
1 "Rapadi Pakshikootam" K. S. Chithra
2 "Aalapanam Thedum" K. J. Yesudas, K. S. Chithra & P. Susheela
3 "Sree Siva" P Leela
4 "Poongkaaviyam" P. Susheela (Tamil-Solo)
5 "Rakkolam" K. S. Chithra

Awards

Kerala State Film Awards 1991
  • Best Dubbing Artist - Bhagyalakshmi

Release

The Malayalam version of the film was commercial success.[2][3]

Regarding the Tamil version, The Indian Express called it "Alternatively vibrant and serious [..] built up well by director Fazil [..]".[4]

References

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