The low lifers of this bulging cosmopolitan urban jungle populate this film' and that the 'director is more interested in giving us a glimpse of the life led by those in the lower strata of society and we do not complain because whatever he shows is interesting'. Palicha rated three out of five and said: Annayum Rasoolum 'is a tale told in the classical love story mould with the underbelly of city as its backdrop. According to, Annayum Rasoolum was the first commercial success in Malayalam in 2013.Ĭritical reaction In, Paresh C.
Kasim Shahabaz Aman Total length: 25:28 Reception Box office The film, made at a production cost of ₹4.5 ( ₹45 million) did a business of ₹12 crore ( ₹120 million) at the box office, making it one of the financially benefited Malayalam films of the year. 'Kaayalinarike' Meppalli Balan Shahabaz Aman 4:20 2. For the audio release held in that forms the backdrop of his film, Rajeev Ravi organised a of Mehboob songs. The audio was released on 12 December 2012. Rafeeq Thiruvallur has written 'Zammilooni', which is in Arabi-Malayalam dialect. Kasim and set to music by for the 1973 film while the song 'Kaayalinarike' was written by Meppalli Balan.Īnwar Ali wrote three songs: 'Kando Kando', 'Yaname' and 'Vazhivakkil'. The song 'Kandu Randu Kannu' was written by P.
He tries to find Rasool, but is not successful. The next year Ashley comes back again for another leave and says that he has got back his girl, who is none other than Anna's elder sister to whom he finally reveals his love. In the climax, after some events which blocked their relationship, Anna commits suicide, and this takes a toll on Rasool. The rest of the part narrates incidents happening around Anna and Rasool, their love for each other and those who are close to them. Ashley, who had a soft corner for her, does not reveal it to her even after finding out about her love failure. In the later part of the film, we find that this nun is Anna's elder sister who had gone to convent after a love failure. Then Anna calls him one day to go to a convent where a nun tries to persuade Rasool to change his religion for marriage which Rasool declines. Rasool then explains that he loves her no matter what and religion does not affect his affection towards her. Anna further tells him that she is scared and tells him it will not work out. Rasool on receiving the message rushes to see Anna. She can not wait longer and she desperately texts Rasool on the phone. Anna seems restless as she cannot stop thinking about Rasool and why he had not come to see her. Anna boards the boat like every other day but is anxious since Rasool was not around anywhere she went that day. The following day Rasool is sick and stays home. Anna is surprised and stunned and moves away without an answer. Then one day, Rasool approaches Anna and tells her that he loves her. Rasool is nervous and shy at first but his friends persuade him to text her through phone. Rasool peeks inside and gets her number from the phone. They make a quick pit stop at a church where Anna leaves her bag in the taxi. Using Rasool he plans to pick them up in his taxi and there he finds out that Anna is also going to return home in the same taxi. One day Ashley has to pick his relative from the textile shop. It takes time for Rasool to convince Anna and make her understand his love for her he always follows her as she travels regularly to her work place. He falls in love with Anna (), a Latin Christian girl who works as sales girl in a popular apparel shop. Rasool () is a tourist taxi driver from Mattanchery, Kochi.
Ashley recollects the events happened in his last sign off at Kochi.