he dies out of heart attack. Both Chandran and Hari work hard and start earning. Meanwhile, Damodaran gets to know that Vasu contractor has taken over his elder son and gets hugely heartbroken. He gets to know that all his property has been taken away by them and he is left with nothing. Dakshayani is mentally disturbed and has become very violent, as a result she is admitted. In a surprise event, Sheela gets recovered. Damodaran is left with nothing, but Chandran calls back his dad. Meanwhile, their home is auctioned by the bank, which Ananda Kuruppu acquires. In the final scene, it's shown that Damodaran slaps Uthaman and disowns him. Ananda Kuruppu tells him that "Hari and Chandran have taught that there are mistakes done even by old people, hence it's time to move on". When questioned about the updates, he says Sakshi used to give an update. Finally, the movie ends with a beautiful snippet. Cast Jayaram as Anamala Haridas Mukesh as Chandran a.k.a. Sahayam Chandran Kunju Rohini as Sheela Mol Rupini as Sakunthala Thilakan as Damodaran Narendra Prasad as Viswambharan Vadivukkarasi as Dakshayani Innocent as Ananda Kurup K. P. A. C. Lalitha as Tailor Mani Amma Vijayaraghavan as Uthaman Oduvil Unnikrishnan as Vasu Contractor, a.k.a. Choriyan Vasu Jagathy Sreekumar as Sakshi Mamukkoya as Hamsa Rizabawa as Asokan, a.k.a. Asokan Chattambi Zeenath as Kamalakshi Amma Beena Antony as Sugandhi Kollam Thulasi as Sugunan Paravoor Bharathan as Appukkuttan Bobby Kottarakkara as Ramakrishnan Kanakalatha as Chellamma Thodupuzha Vasanthi as Charumathi V. K. Sreeraman as Psychiatrist Soundtrack The music was composed by noushad ali himself, who debuted as a music director through this film. All songs were sung by K. J. Yesudas and K. S. Chithra, and became chartbusters. The cassettes featuring these songs had a record sale then, having sold one lakh copies within a week after the release. The songs are still very popular among the masses. Sreekumaran Thampi received a golden disc for these songs. The album was released by Magnasound Records. It was only 21 years later that he composed for another film, titled Ammakkoru Tharattu. Until then, he composed songs for many TV serials, all made by himself. Box office The film was commercial success. References External links 1993 films 1990s Malayalam-language films Films directed by Sreekumaran Thampi