Subharathri

Muhammed is a sincere and generous man. Having lost his father at a young age, it becomes his responsibility to look after his younger sisters and mother.Later, Though he couldn't succeed in his love life, he is a happily married elderly man whose major goal is to go for Hajj. (According to Islam, Hajj is one of the five pillars and all Muslims who fulfill 'certain' conditions must perform Hajj at least once in their lifetime. And the certain conditions includes spiritual fitness and being emotionally happy.) For this he makes sure to reconcile with his brother , get reacquainted with people he know, seek forgiveness from his childhood friend and even meets up with long lost love. Muhammed meets all these conditions and is jovial enough for the trip until the fateful night, when he encounters the stranger in his house, Krishnan.

The 2nd half of the movie moves with Krishnan and his love interest Sreeja. They are married and has a daughter. As he was leading a happy life anincident (robbery) which happened in the past boomerangs back into his life . He is caught by the police and discovers that his old friends who were his alliance in the old crime got caught in a bigger robbery. After being released as he comes back home who is feeling betrayed which lead to an argument and she leaves home.

Though the 1st half looks bit lengthy but the way how it is being handled to show case the importance of Muhammad trying to reconcile with all his relatives and friends (even with his class 7 friend Indrans are classic moments).

Muhammad meets Suhara his youth time lover after 30+ years. His entire family now receive Suhara with lots of love and affection. Also the love, loss and reunion between Muhammad and Suhara comes to an end in a beautiful note.

The movie ends with beautiful message.

The film is based on a true incident that occurred in Clappana in Kollam district.^[1] Filming began in March 2019 in Ernakulam.^[2][3] It was completed in early May 2019. Subharathri is the second directorial of Vyasan K. P. after Ayal Jeevichirippundu (2017).^[4]