Vellimoonga

Mamachan (Biju Menon) is an unmarried male who is in his 40’s. Mamachan who always wanted to become a politician joins a relative unknown party based in North India that barely has any presence in Kerala.He is subject to taunts and retorts due to this though he is the national leader of the party he belongs to.

Well known for his cunning and slimy tactics Mamachan has his share of haters in the village.Mamachan eventually decides to get married and visits a prospective bride , only to be chased away by the brides father (Siddique) as Mamachan and the bride’s mother were classmates and friends while in their teens.

Mamachan in an attempt to get serious in life decides to progress in his political career after he is taunted for being a good-for-nothing lazing around in a party without any scope or future.Mamachan visits Delhi and is given instructions to stand in elections with the understanding that if he loses his election deposit in Kerala he will be elevated to a role in centre which is viewed with jealousy by his colleague Gopi(Kalabhavan Shajon).

Gopi decides it’s better to let Mamachan wins in Kerala and stays as an MLA rather than losing and moving to Delhi for a better role . Gopi subsequently rallies all of Mamachan’s rivals together to work for mamachans victory so that they can prevent him from going to Delhi resulting in mamachans victory in polls. Only after elections it’s revealed everything was mamachans plans to win elections as an MLA making others to work for his victory and there was nothing in Delhi.

Mamachans prospective bride’s alliance is fixed with a guy from Mumbai named Charlie.(Asif Ali) who disappears on the day of the wedding. To save the brides and her family’s honour Mamachan is requested by the village elders and priest to marry her. After the marriage Charlie appears and reveals he was Mamachans friend and his disappearance was a part of a plan by Mamachan to marry her.

Both are shown to be happily married and moving on after that

Vellimoonga received positive reviews upon release.[4] Nowrunning.com gave 4.5/5 and called it a "surprise winner".[5]

Sify reported that Vellimoonga had a good opening and called the film an "instant hit".[6] The film became one of the highest grossing Malayalam film of the year, with a box office collection estimated at ₹20 crore (US$2.8 million).[2] It also earned ₹4.5 crore (US$630,000) from satellite rights.[7]

The film was remade in Tamil as Muthina Kathirika by Sundar C.. Tini Tom won the Asianet Film Award for Best Supporting Actor - Male for this film in 2014.