Pranayamanithooval

Pranayamanithooval
Pranayamanithooval
Directed by	Thulasidas
Written by	Kaloor Dennis ; Thulasidas
Based on	Nee Varuvai Ena (Tamil)
Produced by	P.K.R. Pillai
Starring	Vineeth Kumar; Jayasurya; Gopika; Harisree Asokan
Cinematography	Anil Gopinath
Edited by	G. Murali
Music by	Rajamani; Mohan Sitara
Production; company	Shirdhi Sai Creations
Distributed by	Shirdhi Sai Creations
Release date	18 October 2002;
Country	India
Language	Malayalam

Pranyamanithooval (Malayalam: പ്രണയമണിത്തൂവൽ) is a 2002 Malayalam film directed by Thulasidas, starring Vineeth Kumar, Jayasurya, and Gopika (in her film debut).^[1] This movie is a remake of 1999 Tamil movie Nee Varuvai Ena.^[2]

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The movie has three young people - Vinod, Balu and Meera - as its central characters. Vinu is a young college student and Meera is his girlfriend. Their marriage was almost fixed when Vinu died in an accident and his eyes were transplanted to Balu. Meera tries to see Balu to see Vinu's eyes, but Balu misunderstands and thinks that she loves him. Meera tells him the truth and his friends give him an idea to make Meera fall in love with him. They tell him to create a rumor that he is going to commit suicide by jumping off a building. While standing there, Balu accidentally falls and is admitted to the hospital. The doctor tells Meera that Balu is dead, but after they realize that he is alive, Meera falls in love with Balu.

Vineeth Kumar as Balagopal (Balu)
Jayasurya as Vinod Sankar (Vinu)
Dinu Dennis as Raju Cheriyan, Vinod's friend
Gopika as Meera, Vinod's Lover
Harisree Asokan as Ponnappan, Balagopal's friend
Salim Kumar as Sundaran, Balagopal's friend
Cochin Hanifa as Moosakka, house owner of Balagopal
Ravi Vallathol as Vishwanath Menon, Meera's father
T.S Raju as Sankaran Nair, Vinod's father
Jose Pellissery as Achayan, college principal
Manka Mahesh as Subhadra, Vinod's mother
Beena Soman as Khadeeja, Moosa's first wife
Bindu Murali as Jameela, Moosa's second wife
Krishna Nair as Deepa, Moosa's secret wife and mother of a baby girl
Gayathri as Nadathara Kanakam, a drama artist
Abhinayasree as herself
Zeenath as Balagopal's mother
Deepika Mohan as Meera's mother
Thulasidas as himself

A critic from BizHat wrote that "The film lacks logic or sense. One wonders why Thulasidas did such an idiotic film? As far as the leading artists- Jayasurya shines more than the hero Vineeth. Vineeth is once again a disaster after Kanmashi. He lacks screen presence and the new girl Gopika has to go mile".^[3] A critic from Chithram wrote that "The main flaw with the film lies with the script by Kaloor Dennis".^[4]