And The Oscar Goes To...

Isaak Ebrahim, a passionate and a struggling Indian filmmaker produces and directs his first movie which gets officially selected to the Oscars. Once nominated, Isaak gets to know about the hurdles and the unfriendly situations that can shatter his dream of winning the Oscar.

Cast

Tovino Thomas

as Issak Ebrahem

Anu Sithara

as Chithra

Salim Kumar

as Sakhav Moidu

Siddique

as Prince

Sreenivasan

as Aravindan

Nikki Rae Hallow

as Maria

Lal

as Shivakumar

Hareesh Perumanna

as Babumon

Jaffer Idukki

as Pareethikka

Sarath Kumar

as Manuraman

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