| 1 | '''Ormakalundayirikkanam''' |
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| 3 | |
| 4 | aka Memories and Desires |
| 5 | 1995 91’ col Malayalam |
| 6 | d/s T.V. Chandran pc Navadhara p Salim |
| 7 | Karassery c Venu m Johnson |
| 8 | lp Mammootty, Gopi, Nedumudi Venu, |
| 9 | Srinivasan, Priyambada Ray, Nitin |
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| 11 | |
| 12 | Chandran’s follow-up to the hit Ponthan |
| 13 | Mada (1993) addresses a small community in |
| 14 | rural Kerala when the first Communist |
| 15 | government was dismissed in 1959 by Nehru’s |
| 16 | Central government after two years in power. |
| 17 | Told through the eyes of a small boy, Jayan |
| 18 | (Nitin), the film contrasts his relationship with |
| 19 | the larger-than-life Communist supporter Bhasi |
| 20 | (Mammootty) to that with his tyrannical, |
| 21 | Congress-supporting father (Venu). A second |
| 22 | father-figure is provided by the mad scientist |
| 23 | Thakaran (Gopi) who promises the end of the |
| 24 | world. The dismissal of the government and |
| 25 | Bhasi’s arrest coincides with Thakaran’s death, |
| 26 | as well as with Jayan’s own symbolic revenge |
| 27 | against his father when he throws a bowl of |
| 28 | curry in the patriarch’s face. |
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