| Yes Your Honour | |
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| Directed by | V. M. Vinu |
| Written by | T. Damodaran |
| Produced by | P. V. Gangadharan |
| Starring | Sreenivasan Innocent |
| Cinematography | Shaji Kumar |
| Edited by | P. C. Mohan |
| Music by | Songs: Deepak Dev Background Score: Rajamani |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Malayalam |
Yes Your Honour is a 2006 IndianMalayalam-languagecourtroom thriller film directed byV. M. Vinu. The film starsSreenivasan in the lead role. The film had musical score byDeepak Dev.[1][2]
Advocate Ravishankar is an idealist who is practicing as a junior to a clever and cunning advocate Venugopal, who is often rude and ill-mannered towards his juniors. Ravishankar studied law to serve society, but soon realises that the judiciary is corrupt and has no moral values. After years of being a junior, Ravishankar gets a case which he can present in the court. But at the last minute, Venugopal gives the case to someone else. Frustrated, Ravishankar trashes Venugopal and quits to set up his own independent practice. The first case that comes his way is that of the murder of DFO Sarath Shetty. Venugopal appears as his opposition. The rest of the film is about Ravishankar's struggle to bring out the truth and make his mark in his career. Ravishankar finds that former Minister Issac Samuel and contractor Mustafa were behind Sarath Shetty's murder. He is appointed as the new Public Prosecutor when a new charge sheet is filed with Issac Samuel and Mustafa as accused.
He also finds out that these people are notorious underworld criminals who will try to kill him and his family if necessary. So, Ravishankar joins the villains with a secret agenda to bring these criminals to justice. Ravi finds the details of the criminal history of the villains starting with their terror links, contract killings and looted wealth worth of crores of rupees. With the help of his loyal friendASP Prakash, Ravi brings these criminals to justice and proves their criminal activities in the court. Ravi requests the court for a maximum punishment. Everyone praises Ravi as a lawyer and starts leading a happy life and a successful professional career.
The film became commercial success and ran 100 days in theatres.[3]