Suresh (Prem Nazir) is a successful playback singer but having a difficult married life. Mr.SR Podhuval (Adoor Bhasi) invites him for a lunch at his house. His daughter in law Shobha (Sheela) meets Suresh and a friendship blooms between them. How will it affect their other relationships?
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T E Vasudevan Producer
S L Puram Sadanandan Screenplay
V. Devan Writer
K. S. Sethumadhavan Director
V Dakshinamoorthy Music
India 14 April 1968
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