| By Violet Pereira, Team Mangalorean
Mangalore June 4: Tannir Films held a media meet on June 4 to announce the release of their first film "Byari" on June 9 at Prabhat Theatre and Adlabs. Addressing the media the producer of the film, Altaf Hussain, said that the name Beary is not only the name of the language but it is one of the minority community from coastal Karnataka. The movie 'Byari' is picturized on the culture, tradition and language of Beary community. Beary community is known for business. The movie is picturized on the misuse of 'Iddath' (Marriage) and 'Talaq' (divorce).



























In 'Byari' movie, the girl Nadira faces problems after her marriage from her own father. Tamil actress Mallika has played the Muslim girl Nadira's role impressingly, while renowned Malayalam actor Mammu Koya has played the leading role. The shooting of the movie took pace in DK district like Suratkal, Jokatte, Bajpe, Thokottu and Kerala state too. The production cost of the movie is aproximately Rs 70 lakh. The movie depicts the pros and cons of divorce in Islam and how badly Muslim girls are affected from the law in Islam. The movie is applicable to the entire Muslim community and has highlighted the strict laws and regulations of marriage in Islam. The movie tries to bring to the notice of the Islam law-makers to think positively and to give justice to the innocent Muslim girls. The director of the movie is Suveeran. The story is written by Irfan Chokkabettu, dialogues by Ibrahim Tannirbavi, lyrics by Shivadas Purameri, songs by Manjari and music by Vishwajith. As mentioned already, Tamil actor Mallika, popular Malayalam actor Mummu Koya have played leading roles. Baby Shantha, Riyaz Ahraf, Baby Aizin, Althaf Krishnapur, Ambika Mohan, Rahim Ucchil, Mazeed, Prajesh, Sudarshan, Sharif Katipalla, Shamsuddin, Kabir Katipalla, Ashwathi, Roopa Varkady, Asha, Asfiya, KTS Padanna, Batthisha Puttur and Annath have also acted in the movie. Senior writer Mohammed Badoor, Irfan, Shamshad and Riyaz were also present at the media meet. |