Hey Jude

Jude, a mathematical genius with poor social skills, visits Goa with his parents after the demise of his aunt. There, his life changes completely after he meets Crystal, a moody musician.

Cast

Nivin Pauly

as Jude Dominic Aldo Rodrigues

Trisha Krishnan

as Crystal Ann Chakkraaparambil

Siddique

as Dominic Aldo Rodrigues

Vijay Menon

as Dr. Sebastian Chakkaraparambil

Apoorva Bose

as Andrea Rodrigues

Aju Varghese

as George Kurian

Neena Kurup

as Maria Rodrigues

Shyamaprasad

as Vasudeva Iyyer

Ouseppachan

as Band member

Jason Chacko

as Andrea's boyfriend

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