After his brother is killed in a terrorist attack, Bharath, a policeman, assures his mother that he will resign. However, when he learns of a secret terrorist organisation he sets out to capture them.
Arjun Sarja
Director
Arjun Sarja
Bharath
Ranjitha
Priya
Goundamani
Kottaisamy
Senthil
Pulikutty / Poonaikutty / Sangili Karuppan / Saarayakadai Saathappan
Manorama
Bharath's Mother
Major Sundarrajan
Ravichandran
Charu Haasan
Kalyan Kumar
Chief Minister
Rajesh
Srinivasan
Devan
Sriram (Bharath's Brother)
Pandari Bai
Maria Devi
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