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Khaddama is a 2011 Indian Malayalam-language survival drama film co-written and directed by Kamal. It stars Kavya Madhavan in the lead role and was produced by P. V. Pradeep under the banner of Anitha Productions. The film features songs composed by Bennet Veetraag and the background music by M. Jayachandran. Razak Kottekkad is a migrant social worker, who owns a supermarket in Saudi Arabia. He makes an effort to both identify "unknown Indians" whose bodies arrive at the mortuary and to secure their return home. Aswathi Chandrasekharan is a lower middle-class Malayali woman from Pattambi, Kerala. She marries a thug named Radhakrishnan who confesses to her about his premarital life and assures a complete change. Unfortunately, after a short period of happy life, he dies due to drowning. Due to the financial constraints of her family and the untimely death of her husband, Aswathi is forced to be the bread earner of the house and opts to go to the Persian Gulf. Usman, who is the car driver of an Arab family, belongs to Aswathi's village and he arranges the visa for Aswathi and brings her to Saudi Arabia. After she lands in Saudi Arabia, she is forced to wear a burqa at all times, due to the strict dress code of the country. She is subsequently exposed to a slavery-like vocation and is taken up under a sponsor to work for him as a maid. Aswathi had to face numerous troubles – sexual abuse and battery in her sponsor's house. Aswathi is accompanied by Usman, who actually brought her to all the miseries. However, he indulges in a sexual affair with an Indonesian maid Fathma there and gets caught and is kicked out of the sponsor's house. Aswathi helps the other maid to escape the premises and in turn is tortured as punishment. The story follows Razak, who tries to trace Aswathi who had disappeared while escaping torture. Aswathi runs into people good and bad, eventually culminating in a deportation. After facing much trouble, she reaches Razak, who was actually looking for her. He inquires about her complete story and eventually helps Aswathi head back home to Kerala. Kavya Madhavan as Aswathi Chandrasekharan Sreenivasan as Razak Kottekkad Biju Menon as Radhakrishnan, Aswathi's husband Murali Gopy as Bharathan, the truck driver Suraj Venjaramoodu as Usman Jaffar Idukki as Varghese, Razak's friend Lena as Sareena, Razak's wife K. P. A. C. Lalitha as Ashwathi's mother Sukumari as Razak's mother Shine Tom Chacko as Basheer, Bharathan's friend K. T. C. Abdullah as Hamsa Abigail de Jong as Fatma, the Indonesian maid Manu Jose[15] Sasi Kalinga as Chaandu Maash K.K. Moideen Koya as Hameed Khaamiz. S. Mohammed as Nawaf Ahmed Bin Khalid Mohammed, the sponsor Ali Khamees as Khalid Ahmed Bin Said Mohammed Mariam Sulthan as the sponsor's mother Hala Al Sayed as Sameera Ahmed Saleh as the sponsor's son Ali Adnan Althuki as Badar Tehani Ali Mohammed as Sana Directed by Kamal Screenplay by K. Girishkumar Kamal Story by K. U. Iqbal Produced by P. V. Pradeep Starring Kavya Madhavan Sreenivasan Biju Menon Murali Gopy Shine Tom Chacko Suraj Venjaramoodu Cinematography Manoj Pillai Edited by K. Rajagopal Music by Score: M. Jayachandran Songs: Bennet Veetraag