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Doing things by instinct and purely by instinct could make a Virendra Shewag
or even a Sachin Tendulkar a great player but for a typical middle class
Maadhu such instincts can only ground him in deep trouble.
But if Maadhu is engrossed in a problem on a Crazy Mohan's script it connotes
outrageous humour to be served as a grand feast to the humour hungry
viewers world over.
Maadhu is so instinctive to even put his entire salary pack to a beggar bowl if
he so wishes without for a second pondering about the repercussions. He is
endowed with a very good wife Janaki.
But he happens to meet a curious Father-Daughter pair both of whom are
deaf. The father expresses his concern to get his daughter Mythli married, as
no alliance can materialise if the bridegroom and his family come to know
about the handicap of the father and the bride. Maadhu's instincts come in to
play and he masterminds a drama by which his close friend Cheenu is
camouflaged to marry Mythli albeit for this very noble cause.
But at the marriage hall, the ugly truth surfaces and Cheenu is forced by his
father to leave. The haplessly deaf father of the deaf Mythli cries to commit
suicide. Out comes Maadhu's instincts and he does amends for his plans by
marrying Mythli, for a second in trance of the fact that he is already married.
How Maadhu manages two wives at home without the knowledge of one
another and how the real truth boomerangs at the end form the rest of a
hilarious story line.
About the Author....
An engineer by qualification, an artist by interest and a humorist by
birth, ‘Crazy’ Mohan’s creative portfolio contains
more than 20 hilarious stage plays, 25 super hit films
and over 150 short stories in popular magazines. All
his works are marked by a sparkling wit & spontaneity.
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