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At the time of his passing, Bharat Gopy had already started off on his next book project, a natural succession to Nataka Niyogam, tentatively titled “The Philosophy of Acting.” The following introductory draft of the project, more like a “road map to himself” was found among the other manuscripts of his creative outings. – Ed Team
Murali is a screenwriter and short story writer. He published his first short story "Ayur Rekha" in Kalakaumudi in 1991 at the age of 19. He has often stated that he started writing stories to bring a smile to his father, thespian Bharat Gopy, who was debilitated by a massive stroke in 1986.
The Ascent ” – Alt. Title (Translation). Released: 12/05/1978. Though Swayamvaram (1972) was Bharat Gopy’s debut movie (a fleeting appearance, if you will), Adoor Gopalakrishnan never thought twice about giving him the leading role in Kodiyettam in the year 1977.
Yavanika (1982) “ The Curtain ” – (Lit.Translation) Considered to be Malayalam cinema’s finest “whodunnit” ever, and arguably one of the best in world cinema, Yavanika (1982) was loosely based on the disappearance of a popular session tabalist of central Kerala – Alleppey Usman, conceived and created by KG George and had its dialogues written for the screen by SL Puram Sadanandan.
Swaham (1994) “One’s Own.” – (Lit. Translation) Directed by Shaji N Karun, the movie went on to garner international and national acclaim, starting with the Special Jury Award for the director.
Yamanam (1991) “Restraint” – (Lit.Translation) Yamanam was based on George Onakkoor‘s novel Kamana (1981) to which Bharat Gopy added his own personal experiences and perspectives post his paralytic stroke, and was Bharat Gopy’s third directorial venture.
Paadheyam (1993) “Food for the Journey” – (Lit.Translation) Paadheyam was Bharat Gopy’s first outing as a Producer for a mainstream commercial production. Directed by Bharathan based on the screenplay by Lohithadas, the film also introduced Chippy to Malayalam cinema.
