Shakku

Shakku is a 1988 Maldivian film written and directed by Ahmed Nimal.^[1] Produced by Mohamed Saeed under ADFA Films, the film stars Fathimath Rameeza, Asad Shareef and Ahmed Nimal in pivotal roles.^[2][3] During the shooting of the film, Nimal and Rameeza began a romantic relationship and got married soon after the premiere of the film.^[4][5]

Shakku
Official film poster
Directed by	Ahmed Nimal
Written by	Ahmed Nimal Abdulla Zaki
Screenplay by	Ahmed Naeem
Produced by	Mohamed Saeed
Starring	Fathimath Rameeza Asad Shareef Ahmed Nimal
Cinematography	Abdulla Zaki
Music by	Imad Ismail
Production company	ADFA Films
Release date	1988 (1988)
Country	Maldives
Language	Dhivehi

Premise

Sameer, a short-tempered and underprivileged young man is accused of hitting an attractive wealthy woman, Zeena to whom he responds recklessly. She later apologizes to him and they reconcile and plan a trip together to his home island. The trip ends with them starting a romantic relationship though he had to stay back in his home island. Meanwhile, Sameer's friend, Nahid a single musician helps Sameer in settling down in his life after his marriage with Zeena.

Their life was filled with love and romance until Sameer started suspecting Nahid of having an affair with his wife. When he confronts Zeena about her relationship with Nahid, she becomes furious about his trust issues and moves out of their house in despair. Zeena, with the help of her family tries to get back with him. However, Sameer, being the stubborn husband, instead divorces her. Soon after, Zeena realizes that she is pregnant with a child of his. Meanwhile, Sameer becomes clear of all his suspicions but acknowledges that his time has passed. Having lost a devoted wife and a caring friend, Sameer seeks forgiveness from her family. Dejected he relocates to his island followed by another misery.

Cast

• Ahmed Nimal as Sameer / Zameer
• Fathimath Rameeza as Zeena
• Asad Shareef as Nahid
• Nazima
• Nafeesa
• Hamid
• Aishath Hanim
• Ahmed Naeem
• Abdulla Zaki
• Fathuhullah

Soundtrack

Track listing

No.	Title	Singer(s)	Length
1.	"Ufaaveri Kamey Fun Ufaa"	Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef
2.	"Vindhakee Theehey?"	Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef
3.	"Dhe Aru'shunnah Maruhabaaey"	Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef
4.	"Beevegen Dhey Ufaathah"

Reception

Upon release, the film generally received mixed reviews from critics while Ahmed Nimal's and Fathimath Rameeza's chemistry was particularly praised by the critics and audience.^[4][6] The film did "good business" at the box office.^[4]