Adwaytham


Adwaytham literal meaning Nonduality is a 1992 Malayalam political crime thriller film directed by Priyadarshan and written by T. Damodaran. It stars Mohanlal, Jayaram, Revathi, Innocent, and M. G. Soman in the main roles. The soundtrack for the film was composed by M. G. Radhakrishnan and the background score was done by Johnson.

Years ago, Swami Amritananda was Shivaprasad Shivan, the only son of his mother, who had to undergo unpleasant experiences in her home from her own brother Krishnan Kutty Menon Janardhanan, a police officer, who was loyal to the govt. Communist party in those days was facing strong restrictions from government for its antistate activities. Shivan had always been a headache for his mother, for his rebellious nature. But Lakshmi, the daughter of Krishnan Kutty Menon was in love with him, which was opposed bitterly by Menon. Shivan, slowly got involved with Communist movement and in short time became their political goonda. Shivan gets involved in several petty crimes and thus invites more anger from his uncle Menon. Karthy, a lady party worker with strong naxalite leanings develops a strong passion towards Shivan, but he is unaware of it. Vasu Jayaram, his close friend since childhood, is a fun loving character, who always saves Shivan from several issues.Shekharan M. G. Soman, the party leader identifies the potential of Shivan and decides to use it maximum for his own personal benefit. Unknowing the shroud tactics by Shekharan, Shivan gets involved in several crimes, one after another. One day, Karthy, in order to separate Lakshmi from Shivan, fabricates a story about her relation with him. She succeeds in making Lakshmi believe about her illicit affair with Shivan. Thinking that Shivan was just double dating her, Lakshmi informs police about Shivans hideout and he is arrested and sentenced for a couple of years. This incident changes Shivan completely. He turns into a hardcore criminal, and develops a hatred towards Lakshmi. ........

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