Heylaa

Shuhaadh is a fourteen year old boy whose parents are drug addicts. When the movie begins Shuhaadh's father Ahamma, who is also involved in petty drug deals, is brought from police custody to house arrest. Shuhaadh's mother is said to be in drug rehabilitation center. Ahamma is shown as a vicious man, who abuses Shuhaadh's physically and verbally.

Cast

Zeenath Abbas

as Shahulaa

Ahmed Mauroof

as Shuhaadh

Abdulla Muaz

as Supporting

Ismail Rasheed

as Ahammaa

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