Jiya suffers from short-term memory loss after an accident. Although her marriage is fixed with Major Ravi, she has flashes of memory that she had been in a relationship with a certain Mr. P. However, she doesn't know who this mysterious guy is. So, the task of finding Mr. P is entrusted to Mathews. But making his job easier and difficult at the same time, two people come into the scene. Pranav, a high-profile businessman, and Prince, a local goon, claim to be Jiya's boyfriend and what happens rest forms the crux of the story. In the end, it's revealed that Pranav has been tailing Jiya to get back Pranav's car, a red modified Toyota Celica T200 Car. When Jiya takes the car, it meets with an accident, and she is saved by none other than Prince. Now, Pranav's car is with Prince. When a fight for the car occurs and Prince accidentally beats the car's rear fender with a crowbar, the car's inner body (inside car's paint layer) is painted with Illegal Gold, because the car actually belongs to Pranav's boss Joseph, a gold smuggler, and the vehicle is Joseph's son's memory. Pranav and Prince escape with the car and Joseph is caught by the police. Both gets remuneration from Customs for catching Joseph.
Y. V. Rajesh, whose previous venture as a writer with Boban Samuel was the 2013 hit comedy film Romans, wrote the script for the film in early 2016 and tied up with his friend and frequent collaborator, Boban Samuel. The film started rolling in early April with Kunchacko Boban and Jayasurya as the lead actors and Amala Paul as the female lead.
It is the seventh film in which K. Boban and Jayasurya have acted together, with their most recent one being the 2016 thriller drama School Bus.[2] Samuel has previously directed K. Boban in the film Romans.[3] On May 25, it was reported that Nikki Galrani would essay a role of a customs officer in the film.[4] In June 2016, it was revealed that Aju Varghese would play the role of a military man. The character would be inspired by Malayalam director Major Ravi.[5]
Release
Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum released during the festival of Eid on 6 July 2016. In the box office, it pitted against Karinkunnam 6'S.[6]
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