Meesa Madhavan (2002)
Madhavan is a petty thief who is accused of stealing the idol of the village goddess. However, he soon escapes police custody and tries to find the real culprit.
Director: Lal Jose
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Dileep as 'Meesha' Madhavan |
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Indrajith Sukumaran as S.I. Eappan Pappachi |
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Jagathy Sreekumar as Krishnavilasom Bhageerathan Pillai |
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Kavya Madhavan as Rukmini |
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Sukumari as Madhavan's Mother |
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Oduvil Unnikrishnan as Constable Achuthan Nampoothiri |
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Harisree Ashokan as Sugunan |
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Cochin Haneefa as Thrivikraman |
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Mala Aravindan as Mullani Pappan |
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Jyothirmayi as Prabha |
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Karthika Mathew as Malathi |
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Salim Kumar as Adv. Mukundanunny |
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James Chacko as Pattalam Purushu |
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Machan Varghese as Line Man Lonappan |
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Manikandan Pattambi as Vazhipaadu Announcer |
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Ajay Kumar as Tea Boy |
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Sanusha Santhosh as Young Rukmini |
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Jayesh Pazhanimala as Madhavan's childhood friend |
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Prajod Kalabhavan as Prabha's husband |
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Ambika Mohan as Santhamma |
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Gayathri Varsha as Sarasu |
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Kozhikode Narayanan Nair as Advocate |
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Lal Jose as Cameo |
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Ranjith as Narrater |
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Joy Pallassery as Madhavans Father |
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Meena Ganesh as Kalmayi Thatha |
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Dinesh Prabhakar as Koya |
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Vijayan Peringode as Warrier, Temple Committee Member |
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Prasanth Alexander as Background Dancer |
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Yamuna Mahesh as Madhavan's sister in law |
| Directing | Lal Jose | Director |
| Editing | Ranjan Abraham | Editor |
| Camera | S. Kumar | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Vidyasagar | Music |
| Writing | Ranjan Pramod | Writer |
| Production | Subair | Producer |
