Shambu Malayalam Movie

Feature Film | 2008
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Shambu is a 2008 Indian movie directed by KB Madhu starring Vijayakumar Henry, Karthika Mathew, Sindoori and Babu Antony. The feature film is produced by Ranjeesh and Ashraf Bedi and the music composed by Jassie Gift.



Release Info:
October 18 2008 (India)   
Language: Malayalam
Director: KB Madhu

SYNOPSIS:
Snakari is a noted Tamil novelist and short story writer who belongs to a Coimbatore based Brahmin family. She falls in ... Show more

Snakari is a noted Tamil novelist and short story writer who belongs to a Coimbatore based Brahmin family. She falls in love with and marries Mahadevan. As Fate would have it, Mahadevan passes away a few years after the marriage, leaving Sankari to fend for their two children Shambhu and Ranjini. Sankari, who is also a college lecturer, gets transferred to Palakkad and settles in a small rented house with her children. She wants her son Shambhu to become an IAS officer. Shambhu, who has few friends in college, immerses himself in his studies. But he becomes a victim of campus politics and is jailed for an offence he never committed. This brings about a dramatic change in him.


Shambhu, produced by Ranjeesh and Ashraf Bedi and directed by KB Madhu, has Vijayakumar playing the lead role. This is the fifth film in which Vijayakumar dons the stellar role, the others being Kulapathi, Gamanam, Kokkarako and Leader. Sindoori who caught attention through her performance in the Tamil hit Boyz makes her Malayalam debut in Shambhu, which also sees the return of Babu Antony as a villain. The film, which has five peppy numbers from Jazzy Gift, is slated for release on August 15, 2006.



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Cast & Crew Details:
Vijayakumar Henry
Karthika Mathew
Sindoori
Babu Antony
Santhosh Pali
Riaz Khan
Rajan P. Dev
Machan Varghese
Karthika Mathew
Geetha
Beena
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Director: KB Madhu
Producers: Ranjeesh, Ashraf Bedi
Music Director: Jassie Gift
Cinematographer: Biju Jacob
Editor: Don Max



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