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Raja, a reckless college student and son of a smuggler, constantly clashes with Radha, the sister of his principled professor, Gowrishankar. When his father begs the professor to reform him, Raja resists at first but gradually changes his ways—and falls for Radha. As Raja and Gowrishankar try to lead honest lives, dangerous criminals from the past threaten their peace, forcing the two to unite against a common enemy.
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Raja, a reckless college student and son of a smuggler, constantly clashes with Radha, the sister of his principled professor, Gowrishankar. When his father begs the professor to reform him, Raja resists at first but gradually changes his ways—and falls for Radha. As Raja and Gowrishankar try to lead honest lives, dangerous criminals from the past threaten their peace, forcing the two to unite against a common enemy.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:150 minutes
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Cast
R Krishnamurthy
Director
Sivaji Ganesan
Professor Gowrishankar
Sujatha
Parvathi
Prabhu
Raja
Radhika Sarathkumar
Radha
Jaishankar
Jaikumar
M. N. Nambiar
Seetharam
Major Sundarrajan
Headmaster (Guest Appearance)
Thengai Srinivasan
Pappa Naidu
Vijayakumar
Doctor (Guest Appearance)
Manorama
Professor Kodi Malar
S. N. Vasanth
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