they are Honai's gangsters. The four young men who were kidnapped by Honai manage to escape, but are chased by him and his associates. Maya and her grandparents call the police because of the false information given by Annie about them. Maya and her grandparents are also kidnapped by Honai but the four young men rescue them. Ammachi finds out about Andrew's death from Annie, who gives her the briefcase. While Ammachi is cooking dinner, Honai comes to her house to get the briefcase. Ammachi removes a fuse and the lights go out. After trying to find Ammachi, Honai unknowingly lights a lighter near the lit gas stove and he quickly burns to death. In the end, Maya and her grandparents are returning to Kannur. Maya gives the four young men the briefcase, which they open, finding it full of riches. Cast Mukesh as Mahadevan Siddique as Govindan Kutty Jagadish as Appukuttan Ashokan as Thomas Kutty Suresh Gopi as Sethumadhavan Sai Kumar as Andrews Rizabawa as John Honai Geetha Vijayan as Maya Kaviyoor Ponnamma as Andrew's mother Rekha as Sister Josephine / Annie Phillip Philomina as Sethumadhava and Maya's grandmother Paravoor Bharathan as Sethumadhavan and Maya's grandfather Appa Haja as Cherian Thrissur Elsy as Mahadevan's mother Production Development After directing the blockbuster Ramji Rao Speaking – which dealt with issues like unemployment and poverty, relevant social factors affecting Kerala of the 1980s, Siddique-Lal chose to set their second film, in a more laid back and fun environment. They decided to make a film that diverted from the usual commercial film that revolved around a hero and a heroine. The story was developed by Siddique and Lal from a thought which came to their minds, about a group of friends who gets mixed up in an issue due to the lies they make up, to woo a girl. Siddique and Lal had developed a story called Kallila Kolangal during their days in Mimics Parade. In the story, there was a character of a professional killer named Honai. The story was eventually developed by Sreenivasan into Nadodikkattu (1987). In the film, the name of the professional killer was changed to Pavanayi. Hence, the name of the antagonist in In Harihar Nagar was taken from the story they had developed. The film was jointly produced by Fazil's brother Khais and Ouseppachan's brother Kuriachan. The film also marked the debut of Swargachitra Appachan's Swargachitra