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Strict and authoritarian, Rudran disowns his elder daughter for eloping. His younger daughter, Thilothama, lives under his rigid rules until she falls for Shiva, a kind-hearted mechanic. Fearful of her father’s, she struggles to confess her love. As emotions and traditions clash, will Thilothama and Shiva defy the odds, or will Rudran’s unyielding stance on love tear them apart?
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Strict and authoritarian, Rudran disowns his elder daughter for eloping. His younger daughter, Thilothama, lives under his rigid rules until she falls for Shiva, a kind-hearted mechanic. Fearful of her father’s, she struggles to confess her love. As emotions and traditions clash, will Thilothama and Shiva defy the odds, or will Rudran’s unyielding stance on love tear them apart?
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Saran
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Venkateswaralayam
Cast
Saran
Director
Ajith Kumar
Shiva
Maanu
Thilothama
Vivek
Oyya
Girish Karnad
Rudran
M. S. Viswanathan
Mess Viswanthan
Karan
Ranjan
Ramesh Khanna
Black Dog security service Inspector
Dhamu
Guy at the mansion
Kanal Kannan
Taxi Driver
Java Sundaresan
Security at the college (uncredited)
Ramji
Special Appearance in "Marimuthu Marimuthu" song
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