With a story drawn from real life, Iniyum arrives before audiences as a deeply emotional cinematic experience. Directed by Jeeva, the film presents the true life story of Sudheer C.B., the producer of Yadu Film Factory. For the first time in Malayalam cinema, a producer narrates his own life story through his film, making Iniyum particularly noteworthy. The story, screenplay, and dialogues are also written by producer Sudheer himself. Along with leading actors, several newcomers play key roles in the film.

Set against a rural backdrop, Iniyum tells a powerful story that gives prominence to family relationships. The film beautifully blends emotions, friendship, love, humor, and energetic action sequences, presenting a unique narrative crafted by director Jeeva.
A special highlight of the film is that action director Ashraf Gurukkal appears in a villain role. The soulful songs composed by Mohan Sithara add depth to the film, while a song sung by renowned Tamil playback singer Srinivas is sure to captivate audiences.

The story revolves around Bhadran, a member of a traditional Namboothiri family with generations of heritage. Circumstances turn him into an aide of the ruthless moneylender Vareed, engaging in debt collection and violent activities. After Vareed’s death, Bhadran starts his own chit fund business, making him the enemy of Vareed’s sons. A dramatic incident forces Bhadran to flee his village. Living in hiding in another village, he becomes a temple priest. The film unfolds through a series of intense and eventful developments that follow.
In the film, Saneesh Meleppattu plays the lead role, while Parthip Krishnan portrays a significant character. Bhadra appears as the female lead.

Produced under the banner of Yadu Film Factory, Iniyum is directed by Jeeva, with Sudheer C.B. handling production, story, screenplay, and dialogues. Cinematography is by Kanakaraj. Lyrics are written by Chandrasekharan Engandiyur, Unnikrishnan Thekkeppattu, and Gokul Panicker. Music is composed by Mohan Sithara, Sajeev Kander, and P. D. Thomas. Playback singers include Srinivas, Madhu Balakrishnan, Edappal Viswam, Shruthi Benny, and Krishna Rajan. Background score is by Mohan Sithara. Editing is by Ranjith. Art direction is by Shibu Adimali. Stunt choreography is by Ashraf Gurukkal. Production control is by Sharafu Karuppadanna. Associate direction by Jayaraj Hari, assistant direction by Asha Vasudev. Makeup by Binoy Kollam, costumes by Razak Tirur, sound design by Rajesh P.M., finance control by Babusreedhar and Ramesh, color grading by Akhil Prasad, audiography by Jijumon T. Bruce, studio – Chalachithram, still photography by Ajesh Avani, design by Arjun HiStudio, and PRO – Aymanam Sajan.

The cast includes Saneesh Meleppattu, Parthip Krishnan, Ashkar Saudan, Kailash, Riyaz Khan, Devan, Kottayam Ramesh, Shivaji Guruvayoor, Spadikam George, Viji Thampi, Chembil Ashokan, Sunil Sukhada, Jayakumar, Ajith Koothattukulam, Nandakishore, Dracula Sudheer, Lishoy, Rahul Madhav, Mohan Sithara, Baiju Kuttan, Deepak Dharmadam, Bhadra, Daliya, Charmila, Ambika Mohan, Molly Kannamaly, Ramadevi, Manju Satheesh, Asha Nair, Parvana, and Asha Vasudevan. Iniyum is scheduled for theatrical release in February.
Aymanam Sajan
