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Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: What year is the plot in?
Answer: 1970.
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: Is a character named Nadira in the plot?
Answer: Yes.
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: How often does Lenin mail a letter to Nadira?
Answer: Once a month.
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: Who gives Nadira Lenin's letters?
Answer: Mahesh, Lenin's son.
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: How did Nadira punish her father?
Answer: Refused to marry anyone.
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: Where does Nadira live now?
Answer: Malaysia
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: Who does Nadira request to speak to at the end?
Answer: Mahesh's mother/Lenin's wife
Pokkisham

In 1970, a marine engineer Lenin (Cheran) from Calcutta comes across a Nagore girl Nadira (Padmapriya). Started with friendship, later seeded with love, Lenin mails a letter once a month. When Lenin came to Nagore, he was disappointed and sad as Nadira and her family left the place after selling their home. Years later, Mahesh (Aryan Rajesh), son of Lenin, found his father's hidden life from reading his diary. With help from his friend Shamsudeen (Ajai.R), He marches his way to find Nadira and deliver the letter to her. He comes to know that Nadira has shifted to Malaysia after marriage. He goes to Malaysia to meet her. Once he reaches her house, he is greeted by Nadira's son who welcomes him to the house. Nadira is now very old and asks Mahesh as to who he is and how does he know her? He replies saying he is Lenin's son and also informs her that his father died few years back. Nadira is grief-stricken. Mahesh gives her Lenin's last few letters which he could not post because he did not have Nadira's address. In those letters, Lenin has spoken about his journey to find Nadira after she and her family shifted from Nagore. He describes his pain and grief over not knowing about her situation during those days, and also about his father who coaxed him to marry another girl (played by Anupama Kumar), who is now his wife and is very understanding. Nadira then drops Mahesh to the airport and while on the way she request him to let her talk to his mother. Nadira and Mahesh's mother exchange good notes and then she finally drops him to the airport. While coming back, she is talking to her herself as well as to Lenin saying that she showed her anguish and punished her father by denying to marry anyone. She currently lives with her sister and her lovable family and apologises and promises Lenin that she will join him soon and never separate.[2]

Question: Who is Mahesh?
Answer: Lenin's son.
I Vitelloni

We are introduced to an outdoor celebration to crown Miss Mermaid of 1953 in the small Italian town Rimini. The winner is the lovely Sandra Rubini (Leonora Ruffo) whose brother Moraldo (Franco Interlenghi) and mother stand by admiring her popularity. As a rain storm surprises the crowd and pushes them indoors we are slowly introduced to the men in the film that we will follow. Fausto (Franco Fabrizi) runs home in the rain and begins packing his bags when he discovers that his girlfriend Sandra, Miss Mermaid, is pregnant when she collapses at the party. Fausto is walking out the door only to be confronted by good friend Moraldo, who reasons that his sister needs a husband. With his father adding to the argument, Fausto decides to marry Sandra albeit apprehensively. One of the other young men Leopoldo (Leopoldo Trieste) goes home to write on one of his hackneyed plays but ends up spending more time looking at cracks in the ceiling and flirting with the maid in the next apartment while talking of one day staging his creative works. Then there is Alberto (Alberto Sordi) the animated goof of the group who still lives at home with his mother and attractive sister Olga (Claude Farell) who is clandestinely dating a married man who Alberto disapproves of. The five friends spend their days and nights attempting to create a good time for themselves and transcend their hum drum small-town existence. As we follow the friends we see them involved in different rites of passage as when Fausto is compelled to try to make time with every beautiful woman he meets and how this affects his marriage. We see Leopoldo meet up with an older renowned actor Sergio Natali (Achille Majeroni) who spends time asking the young writer to read his material for him only to discover that the incipient relationship is fraught with personal compromises. Alberto is heart broken and left behind to console his mother when his sister runs off the married man she has been seeing. As the high profiles of the five friends come into view and we see them go through many different escapades we see the effect that time and understanding has on each of them. Moraldo, the most thoughtful of the group spends time alone walking the streets thinking, where he befriends a young working boy who offers one of the most poignant farewells in film.

Question: Who does Moraldo befriend?
Answer: A young working boy; A young working boy
I Vitelloni

We are introduced to an outdoor celebration to crown Miss Mermaid of 1953 in the small Italian town Rimini. The winner is the lovely Sandra Rubini (Leonora Ruffo) whose brother Moraldo (Franco Interlenghi) and mother stand by admiring her popularity. As a rain storm surprises the crowd and pushes them indoors we are slowly introduced to the men in the film that we will follow. Fausto (Franco Fabrizi) runs home in the rain and begins packing his bags when he discovers that his girlfriend Sandra, Miss Mermaid, is pregnant when she collapses at the party. Fausto is walking out the door only to be confronted by good friend Moraldo, who reasons that his sister needs a husband. With his father adding to the argument, Fausto decides to marry Sandra albeit apprehensively. One of the other young men Leopoldo (Leopoldo Trieste) goes home to write on one of his hackneyed plays but ends up spending more time looking at cracks in the ceiling and flirting with the maid in the next apartment while talking of one day staging his creative works. Then there is Alberto (Alberto Sordi) the animated goof of the group who still lives at home with his mother and attractive sister Olga (Claude Farell) who is clandestinely dating a married man who Alberto disapproves of. The five friends spend their days and nights attempting to create a good time for themselves and transcend their hum drum small-town existence. As we follow the friends we see them involved in different rites of passage as when Fausto is compelled to try to make time with every beautiful woman he meets and how this affects his marriage. We see Leopoldo meet up with an older renowned actor Sergio Natali (Achille Majeroni) who spends time asking the young writer to read his material for him only to discover that the incipient relationship is fraught with personal compromises. Alberto is heart broken and left behind to console his mother when his sister runs off the married man she has been seeing. As the high profiles of the five friends come into view and we see them go through many different escapades we see the effect that time and understanding has on each of them. Moraldo, the most thoughtful of the group spends time alone walking the streets thinking, where he befriends a young working boy who offers one of the most poignant farewells in film.

Question: Who writes a hackneyed play?
Answer: Leopoldo
I Vitelloni

We are introduced to an outdoor celebration to crown Miss Mermaid of 1953 in the small Italian town Rimini. The winner is the lovely Sandra Rubini (Leonora Ruffo) whose brother Moraldo (Franco Interlenghi) and mother stand by admiring her popularity. As a rain storm surprises the crowd and pushes them indoors we are slowly introduced to the men in the film that we will follow. Fausto (Franco Fabrizi) runs home in the rain and begins packing his bags when he discovers that his girlfriend Sandra, Miss Mermaid, is pregnant when she collapses at the party. Fausto is walking out the door only to be confronted by good friend Moraldo, who reasons that his sister needs a husband. With his father adding to the argument, Fausto decides to marry Sandra albeit apprehensively. One of the other young men Leopoldo (Leopoldo Trieste) goes home to write on one of his hackneyed plays but ends up spending more time looking at cracks in the ceiling and flirting with the maid in the next apartment while talking of one day staging his creative works. Then there is Alberto (Alberto Sordi) the animated goof of the group who still lives at home with his mother and attractive sister Olga (Claude Farell) who is clandestinely dating a married man who Alberto disapproves of. The five friends spend their days and nights attempting to create a good time for themselves and transcend their hum drum small-town existence. As we follow the friends we see them involved in different rites of passage as when Fausto is compelled to try to make time with every beautiful woman he meets and how this affects his marriage. We see Leopoldo meet up with an older renowned actor Sergio Natali (Achille Majeroni) who spends time asking the young writer to read his material for him only to discover that the incipient relationship is fraught with personal compromises. Alberto is heart broken and left behind to console his mother when his sister runs off the married man she has been seeing. As the high profiles of the five friends come into view and we see them go through many different escapades we see the effect that time and understanding has on each of them. Moraldo, the most thoughtful of the group spends time alone walking the streets thinking, where he befriends a young working boy who offers one of the most poignant farewells in film.

Question: Who walks alone at the end of the movie?
Answer: Moraldo.