Udayam (2004 film)

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Udayam
Udayam Theatrical Poster
Directed by	Vinu Joemon
Written by	Sunny Joseph Mala Rajesh Puthenpurayil
Screenplay by	Rajesh Puthenpurayil
Story by	Sunny Joseph Mala
Produced by	Nazeer Babu Balakrishnan
Starring	Anil Kausalya Manya
Cinematography	Saroj Padi
Edited by	L Bhoominathan
Music by	Mohan Sithara
Release date	February 2004 (2004-02)
Running time	137 minutes
Country	India
Language	Malayalam
Budget	1 Crore Rupees
Box office	43 Rupees

Udayam is a 2004 Indian Malayalam language action thriller film directed by Vinu Joemon, starring Anil, Kausalya, Manya in the lead roles, while Devan, Janardhan, Sai Kumar Plays Supporting Role.

Synopsis[]

After his foster brother Viswanathan gets brutally murdered, Jithumon IPS (Anil) comes from London and becomes a police officer just to investigate Viswanathan's death. By Investigating the murder, Jithu annan come across a local tobacco dealer, Kochuvarkey (Sai Kumar). and at last jithu ser finds out that his girlfriend's father was the person who killed viswanathan. Jithu ser finds it troubling to make his software go hardware in this movie.

Cast[]

• Anil as ASP Jithendra aka Jithu Mon aka Jithu Annan IPS
• Kausalya as Anju Menon
• Siddique as DYSP Vishwanathan
• Manya as Anitha
• Maniyanpilla Raju as Minister Mahadevan
• Devan as DGP
• Jagannatha Varma as Ramaswamy Gurukkal
• Janardanan as Krishnamenon
• Kollam Thulasi as Advocate
• Sai Kumar as Kochuvarkey
• Seema as Subhadra
• Sona Nair as Lalitha
• TP Madhavan as Ramanarayanan Thirumanassu
• Abu Salim as Andrews Issac
• Rajeev as CI Akbar Salim
• Kalashala Babu as CM
• Kundara Johny as PC Joseph
• Zeenath as Anju's mother
• Raghavan as Judge
• Poornima Anand as Alice George
• Salu Kuttanad as Punnoose
• Poojappura Radhakrishnan as Ramakanthan
• Vijayan Peringodu as Minister
• Surabhi Lakshmi as Bhama
• Anil Pappan as Sibychan
• Geetha Salam as Jyothsyar
• Sagar Shiyas as Adiyodi
• Geetha Nair as Kochuvarkey's wife
• Tony as SI Stephen

References[]

External links[]

• Udayam at IMDb

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