Their fight against the evil forces of Mahashey forms the plot of this socio-political drama. The “curses” that befall him leave Pattabhiraman a broken man, till a mysterious ally named Aslan Mohammed (Prithviraj) comes to his rescue. However, his life soon comes under threat when he opposes a godman named Mahashey Bhagwan (Murali Gopy) who wants to setup an ashram, by occupying his land. Vedic scholar Pattabhiramagiri’s (Indrajith) family has inhabited the land for centuries. The movie revolves around a fictional North Indian village named Shankar Ghat, located a few hundred kilometres from Badrinath. And as expected, for the most part of Tiyaan – Murali delivers with an intense script packed with potent dialogues, not just in Malayalam but in Hindi and Sanskrit too. Tiyaan REVIEW : Director Jiyen Krishnakumar’s Tiyaan hit the theatres high on expectations, and the chief reason being its scriptwriter Murali Gopy’s previous films included Left Right Left and Ee Adutha Kaalathu.
Their fight against the evil forces forms the rest of the plot. The “curse” that befalls Pattabhiraman in the face of opposition leaves him broken, till a mysterious ally lends him his support.
Tiyaan STORY : The lives of a vedic scholar Pattabhiramagiri and his family come under threat after a godman and his goons try to displace him from his centuries-old ancestral home as part of building an ashram.
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