23 July 1982 Drama, Thriller, Crime 138 mins
Sumesh is depressed due to the fact that he is impotent and cannot have children. However, he learns that he has an illegitimate half-sister and soon tries to form a bond with her and her family.
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Sukumaran as Dr. K. Sumesh
Mammootty as Rajashekharan
Zarina Wahab as Savitha
Sathyakala as Sumathi
Bahadoor as Ravunni Nair
Jagannatha Varma as Ramakrishnan Nair
Santhakumari as Lakshmi
Jose Prakash as Sumathi's Father
Kailas Nath as Dr. Varma
T R Omana as Devakiyamma
Baby Screenplay
V. D. Padmarajan Producer
K Sankunni Editor
Baby Director
Sunil Story
Anandakuttan Director of Photography
Shyam Original Music Composer
Sara Varsham Trailer
Sharavarsham Trailer
India 23 July 1982
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