Kunjoonju, Deepu and Ashtamurthy are studying hotel management at Pondichery. Kunjoonju is a 'Kanjirappally Achayan' who is always after girls. But his 'thrill' for a girl will end the moment he finds that she is interested in him. Abbas ,the trio's friend, arranges the top floor of a house for them to stay. The house is owned by Sophy and she she stays there with her two daughters Kamala and Padma. All three guys fall for Kamala, but Kunjunju and Deepu joins together and push Ashtamurthy out ...[Read Story ]
The poem that Julia reads to Gifford is "When I was one-and-twenty", number XIII by A.E. Housman from his book "A Shropshire Lad". The character of Maude Young, portrayed in this motion picture by Thelma Ritter, was obviously based upon Mrs. J.J. "Molly Brown" of Denver, Colorado. Even though the actual names of some of the other passengers were used in the film, Mrs. Brown's was not; nor does she appear in this production. It has been suggested that there had occurr ...[Read Story ]