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| Nandagopal (]), an associate editor with ''Keralareshmi'', one of the leading dailies, is aggressive and daring and enjoys a good reputation among the media circle. Born and brought up in ], Nandan is the son of Venugopal, a daring journalist who was killed by textile mafia long back. Nandan, in ] meets Sekharan (]), an old naxalite who is running ''Jagratha'', a newspaper which is feared by political class. Sekharan's outspoken and belligerent nature had earned him more enemies than friends. He is constantly fighting Vishwathan (]), who rules Kochi with his muscle and money. | Nandagopal (]), an associate editor with ''Keralareshmi'', one of the leading dailies, is aggressive and daring and enjoys a good reputation among the media circle. Born and brought up in ], Nandan is the son of Venugopal, a daring journalist who was killed by textile mafia long back. Nandan, in ] meets Sekharan (]), an old naxalite who is running ''Jagratha'', a newspaper which is feared by political class. Sekharan's outspoken and belligerent nature had earned him more enemies than friends. He is constantly fighting Vishwathan (]), who rules Kochi with his muscle and money. | ||
| Vishwanathan holds a large share in ''Keralareshmi'' and enjoys a huge political clout at state and central levels. Shekharan brings out the role of Vishwanathan in the murder of Vincent Paul, which creates a panic in the political level. Vishwanathan eliminates Sekharan by planting a bomb under his car. ''Jagratha'', the newspaper of Sekharan is now in the hands of Devika (]), the only daughter of Sekharan, who is an aggressive journalist like her father. Nandan, who was very close to Sekharan, investigates the murder of Sekharan and realizes the role of Vishwanathn in it. Firoze Mohammed (]), the investigating officer, who is also a close friend of Nandan, is found dead one day. Nandan is arrested by police in a fabricated case and sacked from ''Keralareshmi''. He comes out on bail and takes law in his hands to avenge the death of Sekharan and Feroze. He shoots down Vishwanathan in the climax and takes over as the new managing editor of Jagratha. | Vishwanathan holds a large share in ''Keralareshmi'' and enjoys a huge political clout at state and central levels. Shekharan brings out the role of Vishwanathan in the murder of Vincent Paul, which creates a panic in the political level. Vishwanathan eliminates Sekharan by planting a bomb under his car. ''Jagratha'', the newspaper of Sekharan is now in the hands of Devika (]), the only daughter of Sekharan, who is an aggressive journalist like her father. Nandan, who was very close to Sekharan, investigates the murder of Sekharan and realizes the role of Vishwanathn in it. Firoze Mohammed (]), the investigating officer, who is also a close friend of Nandan, is found dead one day. Nandan is arrested by police in a fabricated case and sacked from ''Keralareshmi''. He comes out on bail and takes law in his hands to avenge the death of Sekharan and Feroze. He shoots down Vishwanathan in the climax and takes over as the new managing editor of Jagratha. | ||
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| Directed by | Joshy |
| Screenplay by | Renji Panicker |
| Produced by | K. Gangaduth Executive Producer: G.P. Vijayakumar |
| Starring | Suresh Gopi Murali Manju Warrier N. F. Varghese Biju Menon Spadikam George Azeez Babu Namboothiri T. P. Madhavan Jayasurya |
| Cinematography | Sanjeev Sankar |
| Edited by | PC Mohanan |
| Music by | S. P. Venkatesh Gireesh Puthenchery (Poem) |
| Production company | Seven Arts Films |
| Distributed by | Seven Arts International Ltd. Surya Cine Arts Kavyachandrika & Manu International (PJ Entertainments UK) |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Malayalam |
Pathram (English: The Newspaper) is a 1999 Malayalam film written by Renji Panicker and directed by Joshi, starring Suresh Gopi, Murali, Manju Warrier, N. F. Varghese, Biju Menon, T. P. Madhavan and Spadikam George. Considered as one of the best political dramas in Malayalam cinema, this film was the highest grosser of that year.
Synopsis
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Nandagopal (Suresh Gopi), an associate editor with Keralareshmi, one of the leading dailies, is aggressive and daring and enjoys a good reputation among the media circle. Born and brought up in Mumbai, Nandan is the son of Venugopal, a daring journalist who was killed by textile mafia long back. Nandan, in Kochi meets Sekharan (Murali), an old naxalite who is running Jagratha, a newspaper which is feared by political class. Sekharan's outspoken and belligerent nature had earned him more enemies than friends. He is constantly fighting Vishwathan (N. F. Varghese), who rules Kochi with his muscle and money.
Vishwanathan holds a large share in Keralareshmi and enjoys a huge political clout at state and central levels. Shekharan brings out the role of Vishwanathan in the murder of Vincent Paul, which creates a panic in the political level. Vishwanathan eliminates Sekharan by planting a bomb under his car. Jagratha, the newspaper of Sekharan is now in the hands of Devika (Manju Warrier), the only daughter of Sekharan, who is an aggressive journalist like her father. Nandan, who was very close to Sekharan, investigates the murder of Sekharan and realizes the role of Vishwanathn in it. Firoze Mohammed (Biju Menon), the investigating officer, who is also a close friend of Nandan, is found dead one day. Nandan is arrested by police in a fabricated case and sacked from Keralareshmi. He comes out on bail and takes law in his hands to avenge the death of Sekharan and Feroze. He shoots down Vishwanathan in the climax and takes over as the new managing editor of Jagratha.
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