Abhayam (1991 film)

Abhayam
Directed by	Sivan
Produced by	CFSI
Written by	Shibu Chakravarthy
Starring	Madhu Parvathy Raghavan Tarun Kumar Prema Menon Kottayam Santha Ramachandran Baby Ambili
Cinematography	Santosh Sivan
Edited by	A. Sreekar Prasad
Release dates	1991 (1991)
Running time	93 minutes
Country	India
Language	Malayalam

Abhayam (English: Shelter) is a 1991 Malayalam children's film written by Shibu Chakravarthy, directed by Sivan, produced by Children's Film Society of India (CFSI), and starring Madhu, Parvathy, Tarun Kumar, Ramachandran, Kottayam Santha, Raghavan and Baby Ambili. The film gets a dubbed release in Hindi as Main Phir Aaunga.

Plot

Eight-year-old Vinu is an artistically inclined boy, who is irresistibly drawn to Nature. His parents, however, try to pin him to a rigid routine. Vinu finds that he is a prisoner of time in terms of his daily chores. He finds solace in thinking about his loving grandfather and his village. One day Vinu runs away. In the course of his journey, he meets and interacts with many people and faces many unusual adventures and encounters. Vinu finally reaches his destination – his grandfather's village.^[1]

Awards

The film has won the following awards.^[1]

7th International Children's Film Festival, India

Silver Elephant Award
Special Jury Award

39th National Film Awards

Best Children's Film

Film Festival Raggazzi, Bellinzona, Switzerland

Prize "Environment and Quality of Life" signed by "Ecology Jury" composed of 14-16 children to the Director.

1st Uruguay Children Film Festival

Special Mention and Award statue made of earthen and Certificate to the Director.

References

1 2 "Abhayam (Main Phir Aaunga) (Shelter)". Children's Film Society, India. Retrieved 27 July 2013.

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National Film Award for Best Children's Film

1954–1960

No Award (1953) No Award (1954) No Award (1955) No Award (1956) Hum Panchhi Ek Dal Ke (1957) No Award (1958) No Award (1959) Phool Aur Kaliyan (1960)

Certificate of Merit	Khela Ghar (1953) No Award (1954) No Award (1955) Jaldeep (1956) Janmatithi (1957) Virsa and the Magic Doll (1958) Banyan Deer (1959) Idd Mubarak and Delhi Ki Kahani (1960)

1961–1980

Hattogol Vijay (1961) No Award (1962) No Award (1963) No Award (1964) No Award (1965) No Award (1966) No Award (1967) Heerer Prajapati (1968) No Award (1969) No Award (1970) No Award (1971) No Award (1972) No Award (1973) No Award (1974) No Award (1975) No Award (1976) Safed Haathi (1977) Joi Baba Felunath (1978) No Award (1979) No Award (1980)

Certificate of Merit	Savitri and Nanhe Munne Sitare (1961) Raju Aur Gangaram (1962) Panch Puthliyan (1963) No Award (1964) The Adventure of A Sugar Doll and As You Like It (1965) Discontinued after 1965

1981–2000

No Award (1981)
No Award (1982)
Bhombal Sardar (1983)
My Dear Kuttichathan (1984)
Aazadi Ki Ore (1985)
No Award (1986)
Swamy (1987)
Manu Uncle (1988)
Ankur Maina Aur Kabootar and Jamboo Savari (1989)
No Award (1990)
Abhayam (1991)
Mujhse Dosti Karoge (1992)
Lavanya Preeti (1993)
Kochaniyan and Abhay (1994)
Halo (1995)
Damu (1996)
Ramayanam (1997)
Kabhi Pass Kabhi Fail (1998)
Goal (1999)
Gharaksharangal (2000)

2001–present

No Award (2001)
Baaja (2002)
Tora (2003)
Chutkan Ki Mahabharat (2004)
The Blue Umbrella (2005)
Care of Footpath (2006)
Photo (2007)
Gubbachigalu (2008)
Putaani Party and Keshu (2009)
Hejjegalu (2010)
Chillar Party (2011)
Dekh Indian Circus (2012)
Kaphal (2013)
Kaaka Muttai and Elizabeth Ekadashi (2014)
Duronto (2015)

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