War and Love
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Directed by | Vinayan |
Written by | J. Pallassery |
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Cinematography | Alagappan N. |
Edited by | G. Murali |
Music by | Mohan Sithara |
Distributed by | Sree Surya |
Release date | 26 November 2003 |
Running time | 143 mins |
Country | India |
Language | Malayalam |
War and Love is a Malayalam-language war film directed by Vinayan and starring Dileep, Prabhu, Laila Mehdin, Mukesh Rishi, Kalabhavan Mani and Siddique. It was released in 2003.[1] The film was dubbed in Tamil as Kalam.
Plot[]
The film begins with Major Rajendran (Suresh Krishna) being killed by Pakistani terrorists on the Indo-Pakistan border and the war between India and Pakistan begins. The Pakistani Army led by General Jaffer Khan (Mukesh Rishi) sends a battalion to capture a village on the Indian side of the Line of Control. The Indian Army Brigadier Nair (Captain Raju) sends the Madras Regiment to recapture the village. The Madras Regiment contains Lt.Col Sharath Chandran (Prabhu), Captain Gopinath (Dileep), Major Prabhakar (Sai Kumar), Captain Kabir (Siddique), Captain Vijayan (Vijayaraghavan), Havildar Kurian (Jagadish), Private Basheer (Kalabhavan Mani), Naik Haneefa, Havildar Prashanthan, Naik Kunjunni (Machan Varghese), Captain Hema (Indraja) and Private Shankar. They recapture the village after a fierce gun battle that kills all of the Pakistani soldiers. Prabhakar and Kunjunni die during the battle. Jaffer Khan is angered by this defeat and plans to capture the entire Madras Regiment alive. He calls Colonel Mushtaq Muhammad, an ISI agent in the Indian Army, and pays him 50,000,000 rupees for capturing the Madras Regiment.
Mushtaq Muhammad hatches a plan in which all of the Madras Regiment except, Gopinath and Vijayan were captured. Gopi kills Mushtaq, but is captured by the Pakistanis. All the prisoners of war are sent to a Pakistani camp, where they get tortured. They are forced to work like slaves. Kabir, Haneefa, Kurian and Hema (Sharath's love interest) are killed by the Pakistanis. Meanwhile, the notorious Pakistani terrorist leader Mansoor Akthar arrives in the camp. Jaffer Khan's beautiful daughter Serina (Laila) also arrives there. She is about to be raped by Mansoor, but Gopi kills him by dropping a big rock on the terrorist's head. Serina falls in love with Gopi while he decides to use it to save his country. Serina knows Malayalam since Jaffer Khan's father migrated from Malappuram to Pakistan during the Partition. Meanwhile, Captain Vijayan has infiltrated the Pakistani military and gets information that Pakistan is going to use nuclear weapons in the event of a lost war with India. Gopi, with the help of Serina, gains access to the defusing codes of the missile. The climax is a full war between Indian POWs freed by Vijayan and the Pakistani army. Finally, the nuclear bomb is defused by Gopi and the entire Pakistani army is killed. Jaffer Khan is killed by Sharath, who also dies from his injuries. The entire Pakistani camp is blown up and only Gopi, Serina and Vijayan survive. India wins the war and Gopi is given Param Vir Chakra on his return to India. Gopi marries Serina. The film ends with Serina chanting "Bharat Mata Ki Jai".
Cast[]
- Dileep as Captain Gopinath
- Prabhu as Lt. Colonel Sharath Chandran
- Laila Mehdin as Serina, Jaffer Khan's Daughter and Gopinath's love interest
- Mukesh Rishi as Pakistan Major General Jaffer Khan
- Kalabhavan Mani as Private Basheer
- Siddique as Captain Kabir / Kabir's father
- Jagadish as Havildar Kurian
- Vijayaraghavan as Captain Vijayan
- Sai Kumar as Major Prabhakar
- Suresh Krishna as Major Rajendran
- Major Ravi as Captain Iqbal
- Sadiq as Naik Haneefa
- Captain Raju as Brigadir Nair
- Indraja as Captain Hema Varma
- Hemanth Ravan as Colonel Muhammed
- Yamuna as Gopinath's mother
- as Maheswari
- Machan Varghese as Naik Kunjunni
- Joju George as an Indian Soldier
- Kannur Sreelatha as Omana
- Sanusha as Mini
- Shivaji as Major Varma
- Mafia Sasi as a Pakistan Soldier
- Charuhasan as Settu Pappa
- Manuraj as Prakashan
- Shruthi Raj as Shabana
- Radhika as Rukhiya
- Sandra Amy as Alima
- Ramya Salim as Rajendran's wife
- Meena Ganesh as Basheer's mother
- Mangala
References[]
Box office[]
This film was a big disaster at box office.
External links[]
- War and Love at IMDb
- 2003 films
- Indian films
- 2000s Malayalam-language films
- Malayalam-language films
- Films about terrorism in India
- Films based on Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts
- Indian Army in films
- Military of Pakistan in films
- Films directed by Vinayan