Rohini and Rahman are cute . They rose to dizzy heights later. Lizzy comes in a short role as her friend . She looks fresh as a daisy . Shubha is likable as Rohini's first boss - a sleazy massage parlour owner.

Rohini is the daughter of KR Vijaya ( a doctor ) and a Christian . Theirs was a love marriage but very soon they start bickering . Her Hindu husband is always finding fault with her and her profession as she has to leave her child for long periods for work .

Finally they decide to separate . Their only child a young Rohini flees from home . She overhears her father trying to fix her marriage with his nephew .

She starts working with Sukumari and Venu in their newly opened beauty parlour . With hard work and sincerity , she makes it grow big and popular and ventures out into other activities like gym and spa .... Venu, Sukumari and their son Rahman are quite impressed with her .

As predicted Rohini and Rahman fall in love and sing a few duets .

She keeps refusing to get photographed and they are not able to understand why .

Stealthily Rahman clicks a few pictures of her to publicize .

She is deeply upset but continues her work .

Very soon her father and cousin come visiting her thanx to those publicity stills . She escapes again .

After a lot of cat and mouse games, Rohini comes clean about her back ground and intentions of escaping .

Finally her parents unite and she gets married to Rahman . Both Venu and Sukumari have no knowledge of this parlour business . Both of them steal our hearts as bumbling and fumbling in this new business .

Over all a fine family thriller .

Malayalam cinema, based in Kerala, is known for its grounded narratives, literary screenplays, and strong character-driven storytelling.The industry is celebrated for innovatively blending realism with bold, socially conscious themes.

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Parannu Parannu Parannu is a 1984 Indian Malayalam film, directed by P. Padmarajan and Produced by Premprakash. The film stars Rahman, Rohini, Jagathy Sreekumar, Nedumudi Venu, Sukumari and K. R. Vijaya in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Johnson.

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