PLOT:
The film proceeds as the flashback of an ex-convict Hari (Dulquer Salmaan) narrated to a man he meets at a bus stop on a rainy night. It is revealed that Hari (whose nickname is Lalu) is a poor young man who works for the local sand mafia as a driver. He is friends with Kurudi (Sunny Wayne) whose real name is Nelson Mandela PP. One day while at work, Kurudi draws Lalu to a fight leaving the sand smugglers without a driver that causes them to get caught by the police. Now jobless, Lalu and Kurudi join the group of Chaver Vavachan (Baburaj), who is a financier, and take up the job of retrieving vehicles for non-repayment of loans.
Chaver Vavachan is the younger brother of a notorious former goon 'Chaver Antony' who dies due to a cracker burst by a young lad. Vavachan swears revenge and, after a long wait, finds the lad (who is now a man) at a hospital and bursts crackers on him. The injured however happens to be one of the henchmen of an influential smuggler, Vishnubuddhan(Sudesh Berry) who, enraged, kills Vavachan. Impressed by his courage, Vishnubuddhan takes Lalu into his gang. During one of Vishnubuddhan's deals, Lalu is betrayed by one of his friends and Vishnubuddhan mistakes Lalu for making away with the goods. Vishnubuddhan's henchmen severely thrash Lalu, forcing him to flee. He however returns as a smuggler in his own right and starts overshadowing Vishnubuddhan. Angered by this, Vishnubuddhan kills Kurudi and Lalu avenges his friend's death by killing Vishnubuddhan and taking over his business. However, Lalu is eventually caught by the police and sent to prison.
Back in the present, as Lalu finishes his narration, he sees Vishnubuddhan's son sitting in a car parked nearby. Realising it to be a trap, Lalu becomes alert but the man to whom Lalu has just narrated his story shoots him. Before leaving the man reveals that he was actually sent by Vishnubuddhan's son to kill Lalu. The final scene shows Lalu lying badly wounded but his hand moves slightly, revealing that his chapter is not yet over.
CAST:
- Dulquer Salmaan as Hari Lal (Lalu)
- Gauthami Nair as Geethu (Geethanjali)
- Sunny Wayne as Kurudi (Nelson Mandela P. P.)
- Baburaj as Chaver Anthony/Chaver Vavachan
- Rohini as Lalu's Mother (Devaki)
- Sudesh Berry as Vishnu Budhan
- Kunjan as Janardanan (Lalu's uncle)
- Mithun Nair as Sidharth Budhan
- Bibin Perumbillikunnel as Abu
- Anil Anto as Neerali
- Murali Krishna as Sethu
- Ratheesh as Ummar
- Aneesh Gopal as Vikadan
- Baiju Varghese as Babu
- Sam as Sunil
- Vijay Kumar as Sachi
- Noora Michael as Surabhi
- Sundar as Abhi
- Joby as Kochu
- Sreekumar Kozhikode as S.I. George
- Jayaraj Kozhikode as Ramettan
- Kottayam Bose as Moopan
- Dominin as Interview
- Bibin as Sajan George
- Sidhu R. Pillai as Shyam
Noted Indian actor Mammootty's son Dulquer Salman made his debut in films through Second Show. Salman starred alongside debutante Gauthami Nair in debutant director Sreenath Rajendran's film. Both director and screenplay writer are friends of Salman. Director Sreenath Rajendran was the assistant of Jayaraj for the film Loud Speaker. Debutant Vini Vishwalal has penned the screenplay and dialogue. Salman plays the role of an underworld Don. Pappu, assistant cinematographer of Rajeev Ravi, will crank the camera. AOPL International Pvt Ltd is producing the film Second Show. Baburaj is also appearing in supporting roles. Kaithapram has handled the music. Avial band is also contributing with a musical number. Bollywood TV and cinema actor Sudesh Berry makes his Malayalam debut with this film. The Project Designed by Shaz Shabeer Strikers & Crew. The film was shot without having anyone except the film team known that it was shot. Many of the scenes were shot without notice of the citizens of the local area, in which most of them thought they actors were just youngsters running around doing the depicted work in the film.
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