Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi

Philipose John Varkey, a nature enthusiast, sends letters to 100 people to save an unknown tribal village called "7000 Kandi". Various people came, some of them returned because they realised the village is haunted. But six people (Shanumgan Ilangovan, Madhumita Krishnan, C. K. A. K. Menon, Beeran, Prof. N. Neelakandan and Ananthakrishnan Iyer) came to the village with the help of Malavedan. Philipose informs them about a treaty between a landlord and Livingston company 150 years ago. As per treaty, the company has the authority to make the forest an industrial area or a plantation for the next 150 years. If they fail, the forest goes to the government of India. If they succeed in the mission, then they can extend the validity to 350 more years. And now the company becomes aware of some rare earth minerals there and they want to explore it. So they appoint the Bangalore brothers to cut down the trees. Philipose convince others about the importance of saving 7000 Kandi and the tribe who were mistaken as ghosts by the natives. Now with the help of six members, Philipose and the tribals try to stop the Bangalore brothers. They succeed in the mission and Bangalore brothers left the place intact. But later it is revealed that the treaty is valid for four months too and the mission was now to hand it over to an international firm and the tribals should fight with the company to live on their own land and the film ends with Philipose, the tribals and the six battling the company.

• Kunchako Boban as Philipose John Varkey, nature enthusiast
• Bharath as Shanumugan Ilangovan aka Sam, adventurer
• Sunny Wayne as Beeran, street magician
• Reenu Mathews as Madhumita Krishnan aka Madhu, gun-testing expert
• Nedumudi Venu as C. K. A. K. Menon, Retired Defence Secretary
• Chemban Vinod Jose as Prof. N. Neelakandan
• Jacob Gregory as Ananthakrishnan Iyer, chemical engineer
• Sudheer Karamana as Malavedan, guide
• Mukundan as Leader of tribes
• Assim Jamal as Bangalore Brothers
• Priya Lal as Meenkanni (Queen of the tribes)
• Salaam Bukhari as contractor
• Divyadarshan as The tribal Engineer
• Raj Kalesh as Kariyan
• Sudhi Koppa as Kakapool
• Praveen Parameswar as tribal saint
• Pushpa Mathews as Ponni
• Ambika Rao as Guguthai
• Prem Menon as Madhu's Senior Officer
• Dinesh Panicker as Ananthu's father-in-law
• Vijayan Peringode as Chikanja
• Shamsudheen Cherpulassery as himself (street magician)
• Subish Sudhi as tribal man
• Nebish Benson

This is the third film of Anil after his much acclaimed films North 24 Kaatham (2013) and Sapthamashree Thaskaraha (2014). After telling the story of seven thieves in Sapthamashree Thaskaraha, eight individuals become the key people in Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi. The first look poster[2] was released online on Friday, 24 April 2015. The poster shows the main eight characters in never-seen looks before.[3] According to actor Bharath, who had completed 15 days of shoot, said in an interview to The Times of India, "The subject touches upon the fight against deforestation and is scripted so well. Everything is unique about the film, be it the title, the narration or the action scenes".[4]

According to the director, the film deals with a fantasy subject - a story that may or may not happen at any period of time. The shooting commenced on 2 May 2015 at Wayanad, Kerala, the film was set and shot at Wayanad, Idukki, Pune and Chennai.[5] The official trailer of the film was released on 2 October.

The film grossed ₹1.22 crore (US$150,000) in two days from Kerala.[6]

Rex Vijayan provides music for the film with background music by Sushin Shyam. The album consists of four songs composed by Rex Vijayan.The soundtrack album was released on 2 October at Kochi.

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