Jamna Pyari

Jamna Pyari

Film poster
Directed by Thomas Sebastian
Produced by Jaison Elamkulam
Screenplay by P. R Arun
Starring Kunchacko Boban
Gayathri Suresh
Renji Panicker
Sijoy Varghese
Aju Varghese
Neeraj Madhav
Suraj Venjaramoodu
Music by Gopi Sunder
Cinematography Anish Lal R S
Edited by V. Saajan
Production
company
R J Creations
Distributed by RJ Release
Release dates
 27 August 2015
Running time
 126 minutes
Country India
Language Malayalam
Budget ₹4 crore (US$590,000)[1]
Box office ₹7.4 crore (US$1.1 million)[2]

Jamna Pyari is a 2015 Malayalam comedy film directed by Thomas Sebastian. The film stars Kunchacko Boban and Gayathri Suresh in the lead roles. The music was composed by Gopi Sunder. The film released on 27 August 2015, received generally positive response from critics.[3]

Plot

The story begins with Vasu (Sijoy Varghese), father of Vasoottan (Kunchacko) rescuing people from a bus which had fallen from a bridge in to a flooded river. During the rescue, Vasu drowns in front of the onlookers including his friend Prakashan (Joy mathew), his wife and his child while trying to rescue a kid. Then the story moves over to Vasootan who is an Auto-Rickshaw driver, who is a very helpful person possessing many good qualities like his father. He helps anyone who is in need. Sabu (Suraj Venjarumoodu) is Vasootan's friend, who was a one time goon and got reformed due to Vasootan's influence. Vasootan helps Sabu to marry Muthumani. One day a girl named Parvathy hires his auto to go to the Railway station. As the train was about to depart, she asks vasoottan to take her to the Taxi stand. Agreeing, he drops Parvathy at the Railway station, which turns out to be an adventurous journey. She thanks him and leaves. After a few days Prakashan's son informs that a girl had come to their studio and had inquired about Vasoottan and also about the accident that took place long back in which Vasoottan had lost his Father. Vasoottan's friend speculates that it was Parvathy. Later, Vasoottan receives a call from Parvathy and she asks him to come to her house in order to meet her Father. Sabu and Prakshettan make a bet stating that Parvathy loves Vasoottan and had called him in order to fix their marriage. Vasoottan goes to her house and gets to know that they had called him to seek his help to deliver 100 Jamnapari goats to a foreign firm. Parvathy's Father (Maniyan Pilla Raju) and Mother (Anju Aravind) pleads Vasoottan for his help and he agrees to help them to deliver the Jamna Pyari goats on time. Sridharan (Renji Panicker) was Parvathy's Father's rival and he tries all ways to get their business to fail with his money and muscle power. At first Vasoottan arranges 10 Jamna Pyaris from local. Then they started giving advertisements in print, audio as well visual and e-medias. They received vide responses for the ads and finally they manages to reach the target. After too many complication Vasoottan and Parvathy gets their love succeed at the end.

Cast

Box office

The film made at a budget of ₹4 crore (US$590,000) stood at third position among the five Onam release films at the box office. It grossed an amount of ₹6 crore (US$890,000) in 15 days of release. Asianet bagged the satellite rights.[1] It collected ₹7.4 crore (US$1.1 million) from Kerala box office.[2]It Stood in the third position among the Onam releases of 2015.

Soundtrack

Jamna Pyari
Soundtrack album to Jamna Pyari by Gopi Sunder
Released 12 August 2015
Genre Feature film soundtrack
Length 11:22
Language Malayalam
Label Muzik 247
Producer Gopi Sunder
Gopi Sunder chronology
Ivide
(2015)		 Jamna Pyari
(2015)		 Urumbukal urangarilla
(2015)

Muzik 247 released the songs of Jamna Pyari. The soundtrack was released during an audio launch event held at Panampilly Nagar, Kochi. The film crew chose an Auto rickshaw parking stand as the venue. Actor Nivin Pauly was the special guest for the event who launched the audio by unveiling the CD in the presence of local auto-rickshaw drivers and the public.

The film has three songs, which are composed by Gopi Sundar and penned by B. K Harinarayanan. These include "Vasoottan" sung by Franco, "Jamnapyari" sung by Sachin Warrier and Maqbool, and "Murugappa" (also penned by Kalai Kumar) sung by Jassie Gift, Divya S. Menon, Remesh Babu and Vijay Yesudas. The lyrics of the song "Vasoottan" was written in the Thrissur dialect.[4]

Track Title Singer (s) Lyrics Length
1 "Vasoottan" Franco 3.40
2 "Jamnapyari" Sachin Warrier, Maqbool 3.32
3 "Murugappa" Jassie Gift, Remesh Babu, Vijay Yesudas 4.10

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