Credited cast: | |||
Jayasurya | ... | Dr. V.R. Rajeev | |
Aditi Rao Hydari | ... | Sujatha | |
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Dev Mohan | ... | Sufi |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Abhilash | ... | Coordinator |
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Radeep Alanallur | ... | Bus Conductor |
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Anjali | ... | Leela |
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Aseem | ... | Police Inspector |
Vijay Babu | ... | Syed | |
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Veda Bhadra | ... | Purdah Clad Girl |
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Roshan Daniel | ... | Alhamdulillaah Song Group Member #5 |
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Dileep | ... | Jeep Driver |
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Muhammed Fairooz | ... | Chaanu |
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Kozhikode Jayraj | ... | Sulaiman |
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Jomon | ... | Sufi Dancer #4 |
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Justin | ... | Sufi Dancer #3 |
Sujata (mute) is in love with her neighbour, a sufi priest but her father gets her married off to a well-do-to NRI, in Dubai. Ten years have passed since and she thinks that she's left that love in her past - until, one day, she gets a call. Her husband (Rajeev) decides to bring her back to the village. What follows, forms the crux of Sufiyum Sujatayam, a musical love story.
Gone are the days where stories were told from an unbiased point of view. The movie at times attempts at a take on "love jihad" but fails miserably because of a loose plot and weak acting. The pace of the movie is rather slow but the plot tends to get lost as the direction tends to bring about an unnecessary one sided religious focus with frequent religious references. The cinematography and visuals are rather good and some of the soulful sufi music in the movie does not suffice to save the movie and the viewers from their miserable plight. Weak attempt.