Uppu

The story follows Moosa Meleri, an old patriarch who arrives in a quiet Kerala village with his adopted son Abu and daughter-in-law Amina. After losing his wealth to litigation, the family's happiness is threatened when the rich landlord desires Amina. In a tragic turn, Amina is compelled to divorce Abu and marry the landlord, leading to years of emotional turmoil.

Twenty years later, Amina finds herself alone as her father continues to engage in legal battles, her son leads a troubled life, and her daughter elopes with the chauffeur. Uppu presents a poignant narrative that reflects on the consequences of societal pressures and personal choices, making it a significant entry in Malayalam cinema from the late 1980s.