Chamaram

<p>Vinod. a student in the college falls in love with his lecturer Indhu, played by Zarina Wahab. The story revolves around the romantic relationship between the lecturer and her student. Indu has a love affair with her childhood friend Raviyettan, but due to some problems he marries another woman. It becomes a shock for Indhu. At that time, she falls in love with her student Vinod. They break all moral rules in the society. But In the climax, Indhu faces a huge tragedy again; during a college day celebration some issues occur and Vinod dies by an accident. Once again, Indhu loses her last hope of love and life. The story is about the sad plight of a woman who becomes alone in her life forever… The music was composed by and and the lyrics were written by . The film was based on a novel written by Balakrishnan Mangad. However, scriptwriter John Paul said in an interview that most part of the film was based on his own college life. A popular online portal quoted his words: “The story of my first movie was based on the life that I had experienced in my campus. Though the script was inspired by the novel written by Balakrishnan Mangad, a large part of the movie was based on my college life.” The film was shot in . The soundtrack has three songs (“Nadha Nee Varum Kalocha Kelkkuvan”, “Kathiradum vayalil” and “Varnangal”). “Nadha Nee Varum Kalocha Kelkkuvan” and “Kathiradum vayalil” composed by and “Varnangal” composed by , with lyrics by . “Varnangal” was the first song of in a film. The opening song “Nadha Nee Varum Kalocha Kelkkuvan” is one of the most melodious songs sung by S. Janaki in under Radhakrishnan.<br /> In addition to this, the climax of the movie featured an English cover track performed by Reeba Cherian and Violet Haze. In 2022, this song was re-recorded by</p>