Credit
Caste |
Actors |
Rajnikanth, Kannan, V. S.
Raghavan, Delhi Ganesh |
Actresses |
Ambika, Radha, Kamala Kamesh, Baby Meena |
Director |
S.P.Muthuraman |
Producers |
Meena Panju Arunachalam |
Theaterical Release |
1982 |
Run Length (minutes) |
135 |
Language(s) |
Tamil |
Kumaran (Rajnikanth) is the Raja Harishchandra
(do gooder) of a small village. Ponni and Kamatchi are sisters that
live in a house close to Kumaran. Ponni is the elder sister. She
is the sophisticated type. While Kamatchi is more down to earth.
Kumaran likes Ponni, while Kamatchi likes Kumaran. Kumaran is attracted
Ponni because she is always very groomed whereas Kamatchi is the
more playful type and his relationship with her is more that of
a friend. Meanwhile Ponni is in love with another man. Unfortunately
he is already married so when the marriage of Ponni and Kumaran
is proposed both of them agree, each for different reasons. The
movie explores the consequences of infatuation, philosophical differences,
long standing cultural obligations and the importance of finding
a good match for a happy marriage. With wonderful acting from all
the actors the story presents itself in a very down to earth and
anecdotal manner.
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