as Marco Polo Jassie Gift as Jerry Kaladharan as Father Kunjukutty Prasanth Punnapra as Rajappan Thara Thomas as daisy Valiyashala Sukumaran as Men's hostel warden Chandrika Das as Lady Gaga Archana Susheelan as College student Rasana as College student Iniya as College student Vinod Kedamangalam as Bus employee Unni Shivapal as M. P. Soundtrack The film features songs composed by Jassie Gift and distributed by Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd. / Johny Sagariga. The background score was done by Pravin Mani. The song "Themma Themma Themmaadikkaatte" was later reused as "Pada Pada Kannada" in the film Shyloo (2011). Release The film was originally scheduled to release on 6 August 2004, but the Thiruvananthapuram Regional Censor Board refused to certify the film citing "excessive violence" and had referred the film to the revising committee. Sify reported that distributors and exhibitors are shocked because "Jayaraj's earlier film 4 The People had more violence and close-up's of hands and legs being chopped off which was passed by the same censors". Reception A critic from Sify wrote that "it's hard to find one redeeming factor in this utterly lame brain, stupid film [...] the lead cast of newcomers are all a major let down and technically the film is a big disappointment. All the seven songs in the album sound similar and the picturisation is low brow". The film underperformed at the box office. However, the songs "Themma Themma Themmadikkatte" and "Nillu Nillu" were trendsetters among Kerala youth at that time. In popular culture In 2018, the song "Nillu Nillu" (meaning: stop, stop) became viral in the social media application TikTok, with users posting videos of them stopping moving vehicles for dancing in front of it with the song playing in the background. It called the attention of Kerala Police who condemned the act for public nuisance and blocking vehicles on the road. References External links 2004 films 2000s Malayalam-language films Films scored by Jassie Gift Films directed by Jayaraj