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Paavada
Theatrical release poster
Directed byG. Marthandan
Screenplay byBipin Chandran
Story byBipin Chandran
Shibin Francis
Produced byManiyanpilla Raju
StarringPrithviraj Sukumaran
Miya
Anoop Menon
Asha Sarath
Nedumudi Venu
Maniyanpilla Raju
Narrated byAnil Nedumangad
CinematographyPradeep Nair
Edited byJohnkutty
Music by
Production
company
Distributed byAnto Joseph Release & Tricolor Entertainment
Release date
  • 15 January 2016 (2016-01-15) (India)
Running time
145 minutes[1]
CountryIndia
LanguageMalayalam
Box officeest. ₹34 crore[2]

Paavada (transl. Skirt) is a 2016 Indian comedy drama film directed by G. Marthandan and written by Bipin Chandran, based on the story he co-wrote with Shibin Francis. The film is about the life of two alcoholics. It stars Prithviraj Sukumaran and Anoop Menon in lead roles along with Miya, Asha Sarath, Nedumudi Venu and Maniyanpilla Raju in supporting roles. The film was produced by Maniyanpilla Raju. The music was composed by Aby Tom Cyriac and released under the label Muzik 247.

Paavada released on 15 January 2016. The film was a commercial success, grossing ₹35 crore (US$4.1 million) at the box office.[2]

Synopsis

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The film opens with a poem by the Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz.[3] An alcoholic duo meet at a de-addiction center helps each other to arrange their lives back together with their persistent illness. Pambu Joy's married life is in a muddle due to his alcoholism. Pavada Babu's life is in pieces due to a film he produced in which Sicily, Joy's mother, was the heroine, and was directed by his close friend Chandramohan, who died soon after shooting the film. For financial gain, the film was adulterated by his friend Eldho. Eldho intends to re-release the film's 3D extended version. Both Joy and Babu fight through their alcoholism to stop the re-release of the film due to the added pain that it will cause for Babu and to Joy's mother Sicily forms the crux of the story.

Cast

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Production

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Earlier, Shobana was approached for the role of Sicily, but the actress turned down the role as she was not willing to do mother role of Prithviraj, she was replaced by Asha Sarath.[5] Actor Jayasurya has sung a song for the film, titled "Kuruthakkedinte Koodanu," composed by Aby Tom Cyriac, which describes the character of Joy (Prithviraj).[6] According to Maniyanpilla Raju, the film will have "a lot of twists".[7]

Music

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Paavada
Soundtrack album by
Aby Tom Cyriac
Released2016
GenreFilm soundtrack
Length10:02
LabelMuzik 247
ProducerManiyan Pilla Raju
Aby Tom Cyriac chronology
Second Innings
(2013) 		Paavada
(2016) 		Shikamani
(2016)

The film's songs are composed by Aby Tom Cyriac with lyrics written by B. K. Hari Narayanan. There are three songs and one is a promo song sung by Nedumudi Venu.[8] Jayasurya, K. G. Ranjith and Nedumudi Venu are the singers. The music was released through the label Muzik 247. The audio music launch was held in a low profile event at Kochi in December 2015, the money generated from which went to Chennai flood victims' relief funds.[9] Aby Tom Cyriac has sampled music from Indian ethnic genre of the early 80s and late 90s.[10]

Track listing
No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Kuruthakkedinte Koodane"Jayasurya4:11
2."Paavam Paavada"Ranjith3:12
3."Eha Loka Jeevitham"Nedumudi Venu2:38
Total length:10:02

Release

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Theatrical

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Paavada released on 15 January 2016.[11]

Reception

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Box office

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Paavada grossed approximately ₹23 crore (US$2.7 million) in the opening weekend from India box office.[12] The film's final gross collection is estimated as ₹34 crore (US$4.0 million) with a share of ₹17 crore (US$2.0 million). It completed 100 days theatrical run in the state.[2]

Critical response

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The Times of India rated 3.5 out of 5 stars and stated that the movie does try to explain alcoholism as a way of dealing with helplessness and how it can ruin one's credibility.[13] Rediff.com gave 3.5 out of 5: Bipin Chandran's screenplay discusses the ethical, moral and legal issues pertaining to such situations. There are elaborate court scenes that test our patience for two and a half hours. This is one of the fertile periods in Prithviraj's career and he makes it even better with this film. He has to be a breezily comic fellow in the first half that he does unpretentiously making this film yet another winner as far as his performance goes. He gets able support from Anoop Menon, Nedumudi Venu and Maniyanpilla Raju. Paavada can be called a decent effort only if we ignore the flaws.[14] Indiaglitz rated 4 out of 5 and said The story, screenplay and dialogues by Bipin Chandran deserves credit. Director Marthandan could capture the essence of the story and deliver a good narration. Background score was conventional. Editing and cinematography were good with the editing being sharp and camera angles very effective, especially the dramatic part involving Prithviraj and the fight sequences. Performances from Prithviraj, Anoop Menon and Nedumudi were outstanding. Prithviraj has proved his range with this cinema as he lives as Joy onscreen. Anoop Menon holds his own in a demanding character. Miya was adorable as Joy's wife. "Paavada" is sure to stay around for a long time for its one-liners and humour.[15]

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Paavada is a 2016 Indian Malayalam-language comedy-drama film directed by G. Marthandan and written by Bipin Chandran. The film stars Prithviraj Sukumaran as the carefree alcoholic 'Pambu' Joy and Anoop Menon as the English professor Babu Joseph, alias 'Paavada' Babu, who meet at a de-addiction center and bond over their shared struggles with addiction. Released on 15 January 2016, it explores themes of alcoholism, personal trauma, and social commentary on the film industry, blending humor with poignant drama. The narrative unfolds in two parts: the first half focuses on comedic interactions between Joy and Babu as they reminisce about their lives, while the second shifts to a thriller-like revelation of their interconnected pasts, highlighting helplessness and loss as roots of their . Supporting roles are played by as Sinimol, as Cicily, and as a , with the story addressing sensitive issues like soft-core in cinema. Produced by under his banner, the film features cinematography by Pradeep and music composed by Aby Tom Cyriac and Gopi Sunder, running for 147 minutes. Upon release, Paavada received praise for the lead performances, particularly Anoop Menon's portrayal of the , and its balanced mix of and emotion, earning a 3.5/5 rating from critics. It achieved commercial success as one of the top-grossing films of 2016, marking a super hit verdict. The film's rating stands at 6.2/10 based on over 1,500 user votes, reflecting its enduring appeal in regional cinema.

Story and Characters

Synopsis

Paavada follows the lives of two chronic alcoholics, Pambu and Prof. Pavada Babu, whose paths cross amid their battles with and a haunting shared history. Joy, a carefree young man from a rural background, ekes out a living through odd jobs primarily to sustain his drinking habit, which has severely strained his to Sinimol, a compassionate nurse who eventually leaves him. Babu, a middle-aged former English professor known for his Shakespearean quotes, has lost his career, his wife, and his dignity to alcohol, often spending nights in remorseful acts like throwing stones at his ex-lover's window. Concerned family and friends commit both men to a church-run de-addiction center, where they are roomed together and quickly form an unlikely bond through humorous exchanges, shared stories of their daily struggles, and mutual support during the initial throes of withdrawal. Their comedic interactions—ranging from bar reminiscences to failed escape attempts—highlight the film's early blend of levity and melancholy, as they navigate the center's strict regimen while grappling with cravings and relapses. The plot intensifies when Joy discovers a tin box in Babu's possession containing an old reel Babu produced years ago, now slated for re-release by a seeking profit. This encapsulates a traumatic secret from their pasts: Babu produced a movie featuring Joy's mother as the lead actress, involving soft-core elements that were altered for financial gain, leading her to abandon the family after its release and contributing to the helplessness-fueled of Joy and Babu. Motivated to protect their loved ones from further pain—especially Joy's mother and Babu's lingering guilt—the duo vows to sober up fully, escape the center, and halt the re-release through legal means, including hiring a and engaging in a tense court battle. As they endure harrowing withdrawal symptoms, multiple relapses triggered by , and interpersonal conflicts, subplots deepen their character arcs: woos back Sinimol with gestures of change, rekindling their romance amid vulnerability, while Babu reconciles fragments of his life with his ex-wife, confronting the emotional void alcohol filled. Alcohol emerges as the story's primary , embodying helplessness and escape, with the protagonists' journey emphasizing friendship's redemptive power. Over its 147-minute runtime, the comedy-drama pacing shifts from lighthearted banter to thriller-like tension in the second half, resolving with their successful against the re-release, personal milestones, and a fortified bond that fosters lasting growth.

Cast and Characters

Prithviraj Sukumaran portrays Joy Varghese, also known as Pambu Joy, a down-on-his-luck alcoholic from a poor, uneducated family near Pala who ekes out a living through odd jobs such as headload work, driving, and plumbing. His character is depicted as an unrepentant boozer, irresponsible and unkempt, often excusing his heavy drinking with unresolved past trauma that has led to a muddled married life and embodies the destructive, carefree spiral of addiction. Anoop Menon plays Prof. Babu Joseph, nicknamed Paavada Babu, a former English turned serial alcoholic whose intellectual pursuits, including quoting Shakespeare while inebriated, a deep-seated helplessness stemming from a ruined and lost marriage due to his drinking. As a middle-aged barfly, Babu's sympathetic yet flawed highlights the theme of as a response to personal failures, forming an unlikely bond that underscores loyalty and mutual support in recovery efforts. Miya George essays the role of Sinimol, Joy's long-suffering wife and a nurse who met him at a blood donation camp; her winsome, bold, and grief-stricken homemaker traits represent the stabilizing force of sobriety amid familial chaos caused by addiction. Asha Sarath appears as Cicily Varghese, Joy's hapless mother who abandoned her family following her involvement in a project, portraying a woman in the twilight of life whose emotional depth contributes to the narrative's exploration of generational impacts of poor choices and regret. This role was originally offered to , who declined due to scheduling conflicts, leading to Asha Sarath's casting. Nedumudi Venu takes on the supporting role of Ayyappan Pillai (Pillechan), the caretaker of Babu's home, serving as a mentor-like figure often seen indulging in drink alongside , adding layers to the camaraderie and shared struggles with . plays Advocate Gunasekaran, a comedic producer character who provides relief through his humorous antics while tying into the film's reflections on past filmmaking endeavors that exacerbated personal downfalls.

Production

Development

The development of Paavada began in 2015 under the direction of , marking his third feature film as director, following (2013) and (2015). The project was produced by through his banner, with the story centering on the lives of two alcoholics navigating personal redemption in a setting. Marthandan had long sought to collaborate with Raju, who provided complete creative freedom during . The screenplay was crafted by , based on an original story co-written by Bipin Chandran and Shibin Francis, blending comedy and drama to explore themes of and . Chandran, known for prior successes like and , delivered a script that Marthandan described as "beautiful," emphasizing character-driven narratives over formulaic tropes. , after turning down four earlier concepts from the director, immediately committed to the project upon reading the script. Initial casting saw Prithviraj attached as the lead Joy Varghese, a carefree alcoholic, and as the scholarly Babu Joseph, forming the film's core duo early in . A key female role, intended as Prithviraj's on-screen mother, was first offered to , but she declined due to concerns over portraying a maternal figure to a younger leading man, citing potential impact on her image. The part was subsequently awarded to . Pre-production spanned much of 2015, focusing on script refinements and casting finalizations before commenced later that year. The film was mounted on a modest estimated at ₹5.5 , allowing for a character-focused production without extravagant sets.

Filming

for Paavada commenced on 24 August 2015 in , , with the cast and crew capturing a major portion of the film there. The production progressed through late September 2015, when it was in its final stages at the same location. By early October 2015, lead actor had completed his portions, allowing the team to wrap principal shooting soon after. Additional scenes were filmed in during mid-October 2015, focusing on interior setups in local bungalows. The technical aspects were handled by cinematographer Pradeep Nair, who managed the visual capture across 's varied settings, and editor John Kutty, responsible for assembling the footage in . These efforts contributed to the film's runtime of 147 minutes, blending urban and rural landscapes to suit the narrative's themes. , including editing and sound work, was finalized in early 2016 ahead of the film's theatrical release on 15 January 2016.

Music

Composition

The background score for Paavada was composed by Gopi Sundar, an established Malayalam music director known for his work on films like Ustad Hotel and Bangalore Days. Initially, Aby Tom Cyriac, who handled the film's songs in his feature debut, was slated to compose the score as well, but he stepped down due to health concerns, leading Sundar to take over the project in late 2015.

Soundtrack

The soundtrack of Paavada features three songs composed by Aby Tom Cyriac, with lyrics penned by B. K. Harinarayanan, reflecting the film's themes of , friendship, and emotional redemption through the protagonists' struggles with . Released on December 19, 2015, by Muzik 247, the album runs for a total of 10 minutes and emphasizes the lead characters' carefree yet troubled lives. The track listing includes:
  • Kuruthakedinte Koodane (duration: 4:10), sung by , serves as an upbeat opener depicting the drunken escapades of protagonist () and his friend Babu Joseph (), capturing their joyful yet addictive bond amid heavy percussions and situational humor.
  • Paavam Paavada (duration: 3:12), the title track rendered by K. G. Ranjith, is a peppy number picturized on the lead duo in a lively montage that highlights their lighthearted camaraderie and the film's central motif of flawed yet endearing lives.
  • Ehalokajeevitham (duration: 2:38), a poignant promo song voiced by , dedicates itself to the characters' emotional journeys, underscoring themes of redemption and worldly existence through simple melodies and heartfelt verses.
The songs received positive attention for their integration into the , with "Kuruthakedinte Koodane" emerging as the standout track for its energetic portrayal of the protagonists' alcohol-fueled antics. Jayasurya's guest vocals added a playful authenticity, tying the music closely to the story's exploration of and human connection.

Release

Theatrical Release

Paavada was released theatrically on 15 January 2016, coinciding with the festival season, a traditional timing for major film releases to capitalize on holiday audiences in . The film had no major festival premiere and opted for a standard wide theatrical rollout across , primarily targeting the Malayalam-speaking audience. The film received a U certification from the (CBFC), suitable for general audiences, despite its themes involving alcohol consumption, with an approved runtime of 147 minutes. Distributed by Film Company, Paavada had a in , with limited releases in other states and overseas markets like the starting later in January. This strategy focused on maximizing footfall in the core market during the festive period, leading to strong initial collections exceeding ₹1 on its first day. Promotional efforts included a low-key audio launch event in on 29 December 2015, where the team donated planned expenses to the Chief Minister's relief fund amid the floods, emphasizing the film's lighthearted tone. The official trailer, released on 31 December 2015, highlighted the elements and the central between the lead characters, generating buzz ahead of the release.

Distribution and Home Media

Following its theatrical run, Paavada was released on in the form of VCD and DVD formats by Manorama Music on April 12, 2016. The film's satellite rights were acquired by prior to its release, leading to its world television premiere on the channel during 2016. This airing, scheduled from 6:57 PM to 10:15 PM, significantly boosted the channel's viewership, registering 1,785,000 impressions and marking a substantial increase from the prior four weeks' average of 672,000 impressions. Repeat broadcasts on , such as the one on December 5, 2020, at 6:30 PM, further extended its accessibility to television audiences. For digital distribution, Paavada became available on the OTT platform , catering to a pan-India Malayalam-speaking audience through Sun TV Network's regional language offerings. A Hindi-dubbed version was also streamed on , broadening its reach beyond . The film has remained accessible on as of 2025.

Reception

Critical Response

The critical response to Paavada was generally positive, with reviewers appreciating its blend of humor, drama, and thematic depth on while noting some structural shortcomings. awarded it 3.5 out of 5 stars, praising the film's even mix of comedy and curiosity that keeps audiences hooked, along with strong performances by and , whose chemistry anchors the narrative. described it as a decent effort but criticized the elaborate court scenes that slow the pacing over its 2.5-hour runtime. Similarly, rated it 3 out of 5, lauding director G. Marthandan's handling of the comedy-drama balance and the fresh comic elements in the first half. Critics commonly praised the on-screen chemistry between Prithviraj's energetic and Anoop Menon's intellectual Pavada Babu, which drives the film's emotional core and explores their unlikely friendship amid shared struggles. The sensitive handling of —as a coping mechanism for helplessness rather than mere vice—was highlighted as a tender and relatable aspect, avoiding preachiness while touching a chord in audiences. Marthandan's direction was commended for maintaining equilibrium between lighthearted moments and deeper melancholy, with supporting performances by and Miya adding emotional layers. However, some reviews pointed to predictable plot twists and a with flaws that undermine the ethical and moral discussions. Female characters were often seen as underdeveloped, serving primarily as foils to the male leads' arcs rather than fully realized figures. Additionally, the film's commercial tone was critiqued for lacking a serious depiction of alcohol's dangers, potentially glorifying consumption through entertaining bar scenes and inebriated antics at the expense of deeper cautionary messaging. Overall, the consensus positioned Paavada as a feel-good entertainer with heart, averaging around 3.5 out of 5 across more than 20 reviews from major outlets, appealing to families for its emotional resonance despite occasional over-the-top sequences.

Box Office Performance

Paavada opened strongly at the , grossing approximately ₹1.09 on its first day and around ₹4 over the opening weekend primarily from markets. The film ultimately collected ₹16.34 in gross earnings from , accounting for the majority of its total worldwide gross of about ₹17 (US$2 million). With a of ₹5.5 , it achieved full budget recovery through a Kerala distributor share of ₹7.17 , yielding substantial profits and classifying it as a super hit. Paavada maintained a robust theatrical run exceeding 100 days in theaters, outperforming expectations for a mid-budget comedy-drama and ranking among the top-grossing films of 2016. The positive critical reception further boosted its attendance and sustained performance.

Legacy

Accolades

Paavada garnered limited formal recognition at major award ceremonies following its 2016 release, with nominations primarily centered on lead performances and one win for supporting work. received a nomination for in the category at the 62nd Filmfare Awards South in 2017 for his portrayal of Joy Scaria, one of the film's two central alcoholic characters. Asha Sharath won the Special Performance (Female) award at the Vanitha Film Awards 2017 for her dual roles as Sicily and Suma across Paavada and Anuraga Karikkin Vellam, highlighting her versatility in comedic and dramatic sequences. The film secured no major wins at the 46th Kerala State Film Awards announced in 2017 for 2016 releases, though it was among the 68 films considered for nominations in various categories. No wins or nominations were recorded for the film's direction by or screenplay by at prominent awards, and it had limited festival entries without international honors.

Cultural Impact

Paavada has contributed to broader discussions on within and Kerala's society, where the state records one of India's highest per capita alcohol consumption rates at 8.3 liters annually (as of 2014). The film's portrayal of two protagonists grappling with compulsive drinking as a treatable highlights its links to and crime, with studies indicating that 57-69% of crimes and 40% of road accidents in Kerala are alcohol-related (as of 2014). By presenting not merely as a comedic trope but as a serious affliction requiring redemption through treatment or personal resolve, Paavada aligns with contemporary films like Vellam and Spirit in destigmatizing the condition and fostering public awareness. This narrative approach has influenced perceptions of , particularly among adolescents, as media depictions can shape attitudes toward drinking initiation and treatment-seeking behaviors. In the , the film's availability on OTT platforms such as has led to renewed visibility, with popular clips garnering hundreds of thousands of views on , including a scene with approximately 282,000 views as of 2025. This digital resurgence has sustained interest in its buddy-comedy-drama elements, emphasizing themes of unlikely friendships amid personal struggles.

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