his own legendary father, tries to avoid the situation without success. Realizing that fate has other plans, she grooms her son for the duel with a brave heart. The inevitable duel happens and contrary to expectations, the young Ambu gives the maestro Othenan a tough time. Ambu even survives Othenan's much feared signature strike "Thacholi Othiram" which none had survived before. The puzzled Othenan is locked at swordpoint by Ambu but Kunji who was present in disguise interferes before he is killed and reveals that Ambu is none other than Othenan's son. An enraged Chandutty, realising that he was deceived, challenges them and is easily beheaded by Othenan, thus ending the story in a happy reunion. Cast Sathyan as Othenan Kuruppu Prem Nazir as Ambu Ragini as Thekkumpattu Kunji Sheela as Unnimaathu Vijayasree as Chathothe Kunki K. P. Ummer as Chandutty Adoor Bhasi as the Feudal Lord Kaviyoor Ponnamma as Naani Manavalan Joseph as Chappan Abbas Adoor Pankajam as Uppatti Alummoodan as Koman Nair G. K. Pillai as Kunkan Kanchana Kottayam Chellappan as Thekkumpattu Karnavar N. Govindankutty as Vadakkumpattu Karanavar Pankajavalli as Unnichara Premji as Thacholi Valiya Kuruppu S. P. Pillai as Anakkan KPAC Lalitha as Pullivathi Radhamani Soundtrack The music was composed by G. Devarajan with lyrics by Vayalar Ramavarma. References External links 1970 films 1970s Malayalam-language films Othenan2