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Amaanaaiy
Amaanaaiy
	Official film poster
Directed by	Mahdi Ahmed
Screenplay by	Mahdi Ahmed; Mohamed Niyaz
Produced by	Mohamed Niyaz
Starring	Ali Khalid; Fathimath Rameeza; Jamsheedha Ahmed; Iujaz Hafiz
Cinematography	Mohamed Manik; Hassan Haleem
Edited by	Mohamed Niyaz
Music by	Mohamed Ikram
Production; company	Eternal Pictures
Release date	November 04, 1998;
Country	Maldives
Language	Dhivehi

Amaanaaiy is a 1998 Maldivian romantic drama film directed by Mahdi Ahmed. Produced by Mohamed Niyaz under Eternal Pictures, the film stars Ali Khalid, Fathimath Rameeza, Jamsheedha Ahmed and Iujaz Hafiz in pivotal roles.^[1] The film was released on 4 November 1998.^[2] The film revolves around a man who is welcomed with his illegitimate son after the child's mother's death and the events that proceed when his wife is not fond of the child.^[3]^[4]

The film is based on Shekhar Kapur's Indian drama film Masoom (1983) which is a remake of the 1982 Malayalam movie Olangal, which are both adaptations of Man, Woman and Child, 1980 novel by Erich Segal.^[5] However, the film majorly focuses on the character of Ashiya — played by Jamsheedha Ahmed — whose role has been derived as of Supriya Pathak's in Mausoom who only features for around five minutes.^[2]

Plot

Ashiya (Jamsheedha Ahmed), an eighteen years old was being trained as a teacher when she heard the news of her mother's death. Psychologically disturbed, she met a colleague, Mohamed Fairooz (Mohamed Hassan) and they initiate a romantic relationship. Despite her landlord's consent, Ashiya goes to an overnight trip with Fairooz. Fearing a tarnish reputation, her landlord threw her out of the house hence Ashiya and Fairooz moved in together. She was forced into prostitution by him. She completes her studies and flee to her island with the help of Bakuru (Abdul Sattar), her step father. She then starts working as a primary teacher in her island.

Zahid (Ali Khalid), a father of two girls — Neena and Nilfa — goes to S. Gan for an office work and stays at Bakuru's house since the return flight was delayed. There he meets Ashiya and a bond creates between them. They have a moment of intimacy and she gets pregnant from extramarital affairs. Zahid returns Male' and fifteen days later, she gets a letter from Zahid informing his wife's pregnancy. Fearing the news of pregnancy might ruin Zahid's marriage, Ashiya decides not to reveal it to him. She gives birth to a boy, Anil and he grew up unknown of his father's identity. When her son was nine years old, Ashiya dies of illness.

After Ashiya's death, Bakuru sends word to Zahid informing him that his son, needs a home. Zahid brings Anil home falsifying his identity in front of his wife Shafeeqa (Fathimath Rameeza). Similarly, Anil is never told that Zahid is his father as he bonds with Zahid and his daughters. On his friend's request, Zahid reveals Anil's identity to Shafeeqa who is devastated to learn of her husband's infidelity. Afterwards, she can't bear to look at him, a tangible reminder of Anil's betrayal. Shafeeqa has a hard time reconciling with Anil.

Anil, worried by the effect Anil is having on his family, decides to put him at Dhanaal; Anil accepts with reluctance. However, since it is holidays, Zahid returns Male' with Anil till re-opening of school. Eavesdropping an argument between Zahid and Shafeeqa, Anil figures out that Zahid is his father and runs away from home. Anil is reunited with Shafeeqa and Zahid at hospital where Anil confesses his awareness of the identity of his father to them. Shafeeqa is unable to bear his heartbreak and intercepts Anil before he departs to Addu to start education at Dhanaal, thereby accepting him into the family and wholeheartedly forgiving Zahid.

Cast

Ali Khalid as Zahid
Fathimath Rameeza as Shafeeqa
Jamsheedha Ahmed as Ashiya
Iujaz Hafiz as Anil
Abdul Sattar as Bakuru
Mariyam Naisha as Neena
Aminath Suzan as Nilfa
Mohamed Hassan as Mohamed Fairooz
Ibrahim Rasheed as Afeef
Abdul Qadir as Haroon
Ahmed Faisal as Amjad
Khadheeja Moosa as Fareesha
Sithi Fulhu as Sithi Fulhu
Ravee Farooq as Fairooz's friend (Special appearance)
Aminath Rasheedha (Special appearance in picnic sequence)

Soundtrack

Track listing
No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Singer(s)
1.	"Thaqudheer"	Mausoom Shakir	Mohamed Imthiyaz	Fazeela Amir, Ali Rameez
2.	"Mausoom"	Ahmed Sharumeel	Ibrahim Shiham	Mohamed Huzam
3.	"Amaanaaiy"	Aminath Faaiza	Mohamed Imthiyaz	Fathimath Rauf
4.	"Kurun'baa"	Ahmed Sharumeel	Mohamed Ikram	Leesha Haneef, Iujaz Hafiz, Aminath Suzan
5.	"Jawahir"	Ahmed Sharumeel	Mohamed Ikram	Fathimath Rauf
6.	"Dhu'aa"	Mausoom Shakir	Mohamed Ikram	Fathimath Rauf, Umar Zahir
7.	"Kulunu"	Ahmed Sharumeel	Mohamed Ikram	Shifa Thaufeeq
8.	"Ummeedhu"	Abdul Rahim Rashad	Mohamed Ikram	Ali Rameez

Accolades

Year	Award	Category	Recipients	Result
1999	Aafathis Awards - 1998	Best Actress	Jamsheedha Ahmed	Won
2007	3rd Gaumee Film Awards	Best Film	Amaanaaiy	Won
		Best Director	Mahdi Ahmed	Won
		Best Actress	Jamsheedha Ahmed	Won
		Best Actor	Ali Khalid	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor	Abdul Satthar	Won
		Best Female Playback Singer	Fazeela Amir for "Mihitha Loabi Dheynan"	Won
		Best Editing	Mohamed Niyaz	Won
		Best Cinematography	Mohamed Manik, Hassan Haleem	Won
		Best Background Music	Mohamed Ikram	Won
		Best Makeup	Mohamed Niyaz, Mahdi Ahmed	Won
		Best Adapted Screenplay	Mohamed Niyaz, Mahdi Ahmed	Won
		Best Dialogue	Mohamed Niyaz, Mahdi Ahmed	Won

References

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^ Vickey Lalwani (7 February 2014). "Mini from Shekhar Kapur's Masoom traced in Delhi". The Times of India. Retrieved 2014-09-07.