Adimakkachavadam

Sita, an honest and virtuous girl, is married to Vasu who promptly abandons her after cheating her of her gold jewellery. He uses the money to pay off Ponnamma’s father and marries her. Sita has to face the recrimination of society alone as she gives birth to Vasu’s child. Meanwhile, Ponnamma realizes that women are as exchangeable as cattle for the cattle trader Vasu. She is persuaded by her ex-lover to elope with him. Will Sita take back her repentant husband? Or has she grown disillusioned by this time? The film explores the exploitation of women by men, whether they are virtuous and obedient like Sita. Or rebellious like Sita’s sister Chandrika who elopes with a rich man’s son- only to be abandoned by him. The music was composed by and the lyrics were written by . This article about a Malayalam film of the 1970s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .