Josekutty is a hard-working Christian auto rickshaw driver from a good family. He falls in love with Jancy whom he met in vimalagiri mental hospital where he went to admit his elder brother Mathukutty Abraham. Mathukutty was mentally unstable and created problems in his own younger sister Susanna's marriage. Josekutty's brother-in-law kunjachan gave some money as loan for his brother's treatment, his sister marriage etc. To overcome this huge debt, josekutty's friend panchayat member papikunju proposes him a marriage alliance from a wealthy family Mekkalathu veedu. Without knowing that instead of jancy(josekutty's love interest) he agrees to marry her sister, Nancy, who is an unwed mother of a baby boy jithumon. Josekutty is asked to see Nancy for an arranged marriage. He mistakenly thinks that Jancy is Nancy, and he agrees to the marriage. Josekutty agrees to marry her. With heavy heart josekutty attends his engagement. But Nancy was found dead on the day before the wedding. Everyone thinks she committed suicide. To get married to Nancy, josekutty's friend papikunju tells a lie that josekutty is father of jithumon. After Nancy's death,kunjachan convinces Stephen , Nancy's elder brother that jithumon should be taken care by josekutty. With all burden on his head Josekutty raises Nancy's child as his son and tries to find out who fathered Nancy's son. He learns that Monachan, who was the son of the majordomo in Nancy's family, was in love with her and had earlier killed her boyfriend, who was the father of her child. Before the day of Nancy's wedding he accidentally killed Nancy while trying to convince her to elope with him. While trying to kill Josekutty and the child, Monachan is stabbed to death by Josekutty's brother Mathukutty, thereby saving Josekutty and the child. Josekutty and Jancy make up and decide to take care of the child as their own.
Saji Ram composed the soundtrack of "Kangaroo". Alex Paul composed the background score and the song, "mazhamani mukile". The lyrics were written by Biju kaipparedan and Vayalar Sarath Chandra Varma for the song, "mazhamani mukile".
1. Aararirariraro - K. J. Yesudas
2. Marthoma Nanmayal - Afsal, Cicily, Anwar Sadat
3. Autokkaran Josoottikku - M. G. Sreekumar, Afsal, Anwar Sadat
4. Mazha Manimukile - Rimi Tomy, Vidhu Prathap
5. Oru Kana Kanavin - Vineeth Sreenivasan
6. Manathe Kanavinte - Anwar Sadat, Hannah
7. Aararirariraro - Ranjini Josh
Production
The film was initially discussed with Jayasurya in the lead role. For the film, he had to opt-out of a role in the Mohanlal-starrer Chotta Mumbai due to scheduling conflicts as per the original plan. However, the project got delayed as it progressed and Jayasurya got interested in the role of Monichan and took that part with Prithviraj Sukumaran replacing him in the lead role.[4]
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