''Lakshmi'' is a 1982 Indian Malayalam-language drama film directed by K. P. Sukumaran. The film features a significant ensemble cast and was a production of the early 1980s Malayalam cinema, known for its focus on family narratives and social themes.
Plot The film generally revolves around themes of family dynamics, relationships, and societal expectations, common in Malayalam cinema of the era. While specific plot details might vary in readily available summaries, it typically explores the emotional complexities and challenges faced by its central characters within their familial and social circles.
Cast
- M. G. Soman
- Sukumari
- Srividya
- Poornima Jayaram
- Jalaja
- Cochin Haneefa
- Bahadoor
- Prameela
- Devika
Crew
- Director: K. P. Sukumaran
- Producer: A. V. Subbarao
- Story: K. K. Sudhakaran
- Screenplay: Vayalar Rama Varma
- Music: A. T. Ummer
- Cinematography: P. S. Nivas
- Editing: T. R. Sekhar
Music The music for the film was composed by A. T. Ummer, with lyrics penned by Vayalar Rama Varma, a prominent lyricist in Malayalam cinema. The soundtrack features songs typical of the period, often incorporating traditional Kerala musical elements with popular film melodies.
Release and Reception Released in 1982, ''Lakshmi'' was one of many Malayalam films that contributed to the prolific output of the industry during that decade. While it may not be considered a landmark film, it holds its place as part of the cinematic history of Malayalam cinema, reflecting the narrative styles and production values of its time.