Swarnachamaram

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Swarnachamaram

Audio Cassette Cover
Directed by Rajeevnath
Produced by V.B.K.Menon
Written by John Paul (Screenplay)
Renji Panicker
Starring
Music by M. M. Keeravani
Release dates Unreleased India
Country India
Language Malayalam

Swarnachamaram is an unreleased 1996 Malayalam-language Indian feature film directed by Rajeevnath, starring Mohanlal and Sivaji Ganesan in lead roles.[1]

Plot

Sivaji Ganesan and Mohanlal in a still from Swarnachamaram

Swarnachamaram [2] is the story of two friends, Sivaji Ganesan and Mohanlal and the happenings in their life. The film had a tragic climax where Mercy killing takes place.

Trivia

Swarnachamaram was the most hyped project of Malayalam-language of 95'96 season along with Priyadarshan' s Kaalapani. It also marked the return of Sivaji Ganesan to Malayalam films after Thacholi Ambu, which was released in 1978. Unfortunately Swarnachamaram was dropped due to creative difference on the subject Mercy killing. So producer V.B.K.Menon used the same dates and completed another film Oru Yathramozhi starring Sivaji Ganesan and Mohanlal directed by Prathap K. Pothan.

Soundtrack

The lyrics for all songs was written by K.Jayakumar, while Sivaji Ganesan presented all the songs. The audio cassette was released by Johny Sagarika audios.[3]

Track listing
# Song Singer(s) Composer Lyricist
1 "Oru Pokkuveyilletta" Biju Narayanan M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar
2 "Pandae Manassinte" M. G. Sreekumar M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar
3 "Melam Ee Manmadhamelam" S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, M. G. Sreekumar M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar
4 "Sangeetha Ratnakaram" S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, M. G. Sreekumar M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar
5 "Naam Paadumbol" K. S. Chithra M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar
6 "Udhayakaanthiyil" M. G. Sreekumar M. M. Keeravani K.Jayakumar

Unreleased

The film is yet to have a theatrical release as the makers abandoned the project.

References

  1. "Swarnachamaram Naalukettil". Vellinakshatram. December 24, 1995. 
  2. "Swarnachamaram Shooting progressing". Vellinakshatram. November 19, 1995. 
  3. "Swarnachamaram Gaananiroopanam". Vellinakshatram. December 24, 1995. 
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