Lheedharifulhu

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Lheedharifulhu
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Official film poster
Directed byAhmed Sharumeel
Written byAhmed Sharumeel
Screenplay byAhmed Sharumeel
Hussain Adhil
Produced byMakhma Hussain Rasheed
StarringAbdul Rahman Rauf
Zaneena
Ahmed Sharumeel
Mariyam Haajara
Haajara Abdul Kareem
CinematographyHussain Adhil
Edited byHussain Adhil
Music byHussain Adhil
Production
company
Farivaa Films
Release date
  • May 13, 1996 (1996-05-13)
CountryMaldives
LanguageDhivehi

Lheedharifulhu is a 1996 Maldivian film written and directed by Ahmed Sharumeel. [1] Produced by Makhma Hussain Rasheed under Farivaa Films, the film stars Abdul Rahman Rauf, Zaneena, Ahmed Sharumeel, Mariyam Haajara and Haajara Abdul Kareem in pivotal roles. [2] [3] It narrates the downturn of a woman followed by hatred for her daughter-in-law. [4] [5]

Contents

Premise

After completing his studies, Sameer returns to his homeland as the headmaster of the school. Sameer's mother, Dhon Didi arranges his marriage with his childhood friend, Shehenaz, who is born and raised in a wealthy family. Dhon Didi's plans backfire when Sameer begins a romantic relationship with an underprivileged woman, Fathimath Sameeha. Dejected, she declares war against the married couple and determines to make Sameeha's life miserable at any cost. Dhon Didi conspires to prove Sameeha's infidelity, all of which ultimately works in favor of the couple.

However, as the couple manages to survive the worst days of their lives, Sameer falls from a high tree and becomes handicapped which leads him to resign from his post. Sameeha, now pregnant, added with their financial instabilities, is thrown from the house when Sameer dies from further injuries to his previous wound. Shehenaz marries Sameer's younger brother, Nawaz, to avenge Sameeha for snatching her first love, Sameer. The news of Shehenaz and Nawaz's marriage was anticipated to bring fortune to Dhon Didi. However, things did not work out as her plans, when the indolent daughter-in-law treats Dhon Didi as a servant in the house.

Cast

Soundtrack

Track listing
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Reyrey Kuri Dhauru Neyngeythee"Ahmed Riza (Tharaboozu) Shifa Thaufeeq 03:15
2."Dhen Othee Hoadhumey" Easa Shareef Mohamed Rashad, Shifa Thaufeeq  
3."Loabi Dheyneyey Araam"Kaneeru Abdul Raheem Ali Rameez, Shifa Thaufeeq 02:59
4."Uff Kalaa Han'dhaanvumun"Ahmed Sharumeel Shifa Thaufeeq 03:53
5."Inthiha Yaaru Libun" Easa Shareef Abdulla Waheedh (Feeali)04:43
6."Madun Mi Ove Nidhaalaathoa"Jameela SaleemJameela Saleem 

Response

Upon release, the film received mainly positive reviews from critics where the performance of Haajara Abdul Kareem was particularly noted for her realistic presentation of an "aggressive and insistent" mother-in-law. [4]

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