Nadakam Ashan) Sai Kumar as Unnithan Siddique as Jonas Achan (Latin Christian priest) P. Sreekumar as Paskal PD Sathish Chandra as Mooppen Amit A as Joppan Maya Viswanath as Madhavi M. B. Padmakumar as Neelan Kundara Johny Gaurav Moudgill as Prasanna M. A. Balachandran as Karan Gopalakrishnan as Appunni Valsala Menon as Paru Nandhu as Vishnu Crew opinion Mammootty, who plays the title role of Kutty Srank in the film, said "I am really excited because I will be playing three different characters but not three different roles. It is going to be a challenge for me because the basic nature of all the three characters is the same but there are different behavioural patterns and mannerisms based on what the three women say." Kamalinee Mukherjee on her character Pemmena, stated "All my characters have a certain kind of reserve where sexuality is concerned. The character I am playing hails from a village and she's very raw. Since it's a period film, it gave me a chance to look at this other side which I have never really tried to explore before. She's got a strong sexual nature." Anjuli Shukla, the director of photography, opined "I am told he (Shaji) chose me because he wanted a woman behind the camera to add that feminine perspective to the theme that revolves around the perspectives of three women. The story is woven around three women and their relationships with the protagonist, Kutti Srank, played by Mammmotty. The instances are set in three different moods and seasons.So each one needs an individualistic treatment; at the same time, it should not stand out from the total cohesive structure of the film." Filming The film premiered internationally at Montreal International Film Festival 2009 and nationally at IFFI, Goa 2009. As the film involves change in seasons, environmental and climatic changes, the film was shot in three schedules. The first schedule (depicting the monsoon) was held between 15 June 2008 and 10 July 2008 in the backwaters of Alappuzha. The second schedule of shooting (depicting summer) took place at Chavara and Sasthankotta near Kollam during September 2008. The third and final schedule (depicting winter) took place at Kundapura near Mookambika during December 2008. Awards In the 57th National Film Awards, Kutty Srank emerged the biggest winner with five awards, including the one for Best Film. The awards received by the film are National Film Award for