Moorkhan

<p>An escaped convict Vinod narrates his story to his rescuers, the forest guard and his daughter Raji. Vinod dotes on his little sister Rajani. He does not approve of Rajani’s outspoken friend Vilasini. When he learns that Rajani had been murdered by her boy friend who is also Vilasini’s brother, he swears vengeance on the entire family. The boy friend is promptly murdered by Vinod. But his fake love for Vilasini soon after awakens the suspicions of the investigating police officer and he is foiled in his murder. He persuades Vilasini into eloping with him. It is then that they both learn that Vilasini’s brother had been innocent. It was their father who had murdered Rajani. Vinod’s attempts to murder him is foiled as he’s arrested by the police. After he bids goodbye to the guard and his daughter, Vinod makes his final attempt to kill his sister’s murderer. The film’s story was developed by , Hassan and on the sets of Hassan’s . The film was planned to be directed by Hassan. After narrating the script of the film to Jayan, he suggested that Joshiy direct the film. However, the film’s distributor, Raj Pictures rejected the proposal as Joshiy was considered an unlucky director as his debut directorial, was a commercial failure. They wanted Hassan to direct the film and told him that they would not co-operate if Joshiy was made film director. Hassan suggested that they direct the project under the name of Joshiy-Hassan. However, Joshiy did not agree and offered to the project. However, Jayan did not allow that and threatened to walk out of the project if Joshiy wasn’t made director. The film was released on 21 November 1980. It was one of Jayan’s posthumous releases. The film was major commercial success and was a breakthrough in Joshiy’s career. The music was composed by and the lyrics were written by B. Manikyam. This article about a Malayalam film of the 1980s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>