Featuring the hit pair of Mohanlal and Ambika, this film was a "sex comedy" before the term existed. While not hardcore, the double entendres and bedroom farces were considered scandalous in 1985. It is a vintage recommendation for fans of light-hearted bold cinema.
(2000). Her films often outgrossed mainstream superstar projects during this period, ensuring the survival of many local theatres Frontline Magazine Noon-Show Culture Featuring the hit pair of Mohanlal and Ambika,
is noted for its controversial "rape and revenge" scenes, which led to it being banned by the censor board after two weeks of high earnings. (2000)
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