Vijay and Pournami are two very different sort of people who first meet because of a misunderstanding. Vijay is a lazy engineering graduate unwilling to follow his passions and Pournami is an unlucky bold girl who doesn't give up on her dreams. They don't seem to find a lot of things in common at first; but as time passes more avenues open up for them to collaborate and learn from each other.
Jis Joy
Director
Asif Ali
Vijay
Aishwarya Lekshmi
Pournami
Siddique
Chandran, Vijay's father
Renji Panicker
Venugopal, Pournami's father
Balu Varghese
Roshan
Devan
Vijay's uncle
Joseph Annamkutty Jose
Vijay's friend
KPAC Lalitha
Vijay's grandmother
Shanthi Krishna
Radhamani, Pournami's mother
Darshana Rajendran
Pooja
Aju Varghese
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