Hallelooya 2016
Directed by Sudhi Anna, *Hallelooya* (2016) is a heartfelt family romance that weaves together love, nostalgia, and the pull of home. After two decades abroad in France, Dr. Roy returns to his village in Kerala at the request of Fr. Francis, the priest who shaped his childhood.
Director: Sudhi Anna
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hallelooya (2016) about?
*Hallelooya* follows Dr. Roy, a psychiatrist who returns to his Kerala village after 23 years abroad, following a call from the priest who raised him. Upon his arrival, he reconnects with his childhood love, Dr. Meera Menon, and their rekindled bond forces him to confront past emotions and the ties that bind him to his roots.
Who directed Hallelooya?
Sudhi Anna directed *Hallelooya*. Known for his emotionally resonant storytelling, Anna crafts a narrative that blends romance with the warmth of family and community.
Who stars in Hallelooya?
The film stars Meghana Raj as Dr. Meera Menon, alongside Narain, K. B. Ganesh Kumar, Sudheer Karamana, and Sajitha Madathil.
Is Hallelooya (2016) worth watching?
Though unrated on IMDb, *Hallelooya* offers a charming blend of romance and nostalgia, making it a heartfelt choice for fans of family dramas. Its authentic portrayal of small-town life and second chances gives it a relatable, emotional core that lingers.
How long is Hallelooya?
*Hallelooya* runs for 140 minutes.
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About Hallelooya (2016) — A Kerala Romance That Stirs the Heart
Directed by Sudhi Anna, *Hallelooya* (2016) is a heartfelt family romance that weaves together love, nostalgia, and the pull of home. After two decades abroad in France, Dr. Roy returns to his village in Kerala at the request of Fr. Francis, the priest who shaped his childhood. His journey home stirs unexpected emotions when he reunites with Dr. Meera Menon, his childhood sweetheart now working as a pediatrician. As old sparks flicker, Roy grapples with memories of their past while navigating the quiet dramas of small-town life.
Set against the lush landscapes of rural India, this 140-minute film explores themes of belonging, second chances, and the enduring bonds that define us. With a gentle rhythm and authentic performances, *Hallelooya* captures the bittersweet beauty of reconnecting with your roots—and the people who shaped your past.