Aadyathe Kanmani

<p>Balachandran Unnithan is a singer who falls in love with Ambika, a singer from his own troupe and they both get married. Balachandran’s family longs for a male child to inherit the family’s wealth, but his elder brothers have only female children. When Ambika becomes , Balachandran realizes that his wife is carrying a daughter, and not a son. Later, he meets his old classmate and best friend, Padmarajan, whose wife Hema is also pregnant, bearing a male child. However, their babies are swapped by mistake by Balu’s mother soon after the delivery. Both Padmarajan and Balu must keep this as a secret to see their children. When Balu’s relatives discover this, the babies get kidnapped by the . The soundtrack of Aadyathe Kanmani was composed by , with lyrics penned by and I. S. Kundoor. The film features a mix of original compositions and resung versions of classic Malayalam songs. Two songs originally composed by were reused in the film—”Aadyathe Kanmani”, from (1962), and “Akale Akale”, from (1968). These songs, with lyrics by and , were reinterpreted with new vocal renditions while retaining their classic essence. The film was commercial success. This film article about a 1990s comedy film is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>