Two rival coolies from the Mattupetti market, Machan (Mukesh) & Kannan (Baiju), marries Lakshmi (Sree Lakshmy) & Parvathi (Mathu), daughters of cashew-nut businessmen & rivals Kumar Kubera (Jagathi Sreekumar) & Prabhakara Prabu (Oduvil Unnikrishnan), by lying about their background & each claiming to be son of famous businessman Mahadevan (Captain Raju). To keep the truth from coming out, now they have to juggle between their real lives & their false identities in front of their wives & in-laws.
Jose Thomas
Director
Mukesh
Mattupetti Machan
Jagathy Sreekumar
Kumar Kubera
Oduvil Unnikrishnan
Prabhakara Prabhu
Baiju Santhosh
Kannappan
Maathu
Parvathy Prabhu
Sreelakshmi
Lashmi Kubera
Kalabhavan Navas
Unnikrishnan
Captain Raju
Mattupetti Mahadevan
Sonia Bose Venkat
Chenthamara
Salim Kumar
Manoharan
Bobby Kottarakkara
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