Director: R.S. Mani; Producer: R.S. Mani; Cinematographer: Nimai Ghosh; Editor: K. Govinda Swamy; Cast: Gemini Ganesan, Savithri Ganesan, T.S. Durairaj, T.S. Balaiah, D. Balasubramanyam, J.P. Chandrababu, S.R. Janaki, K.S. Rajam, Lakshmiprabha, O.A.K. Devar, C.K. Saraswathi
Duration: 02:13:36; Aspect Ratio: 1.818:1; Hue: 70.000; Saturation: 0.000; Lightness: 0.388; Volume: 0.253; Cuts per Minute: 14.154
Summary: Dharmalingam (D. Balasubramaniam) is a rich man with only one daughter Malathi (Savitri). His late wife left a will stating the daughter Malathi should be married to her missing brother's son, who would inherit her wealth. Dharmalingam sends his friend Kanniyappan (T. S. Balaiah), who is after the young women and her property, in search of him. The crook sets up his nephew Thandavam (J. P. Chandrababu) as the missing man and the father decides to get the two married. Meanwhile, another shy young man Chandran (Gemini Ganesan), who never looks any women in the eyes, becomes Malathi's teacher. The two falls in love and decide to marry. Scared stiff, Kanniyappan manages to get Chandran dismissed from his job. Chandran grandmother Kamatchi (S. R. Janaki) gives him magic armour which will make him tough and bold. Chandran returns to his heartthrob disguised as an elderly gardener. The will suddenly disappears and more complications crop up. However, the truth surfaces, Kanniyappan is exposed, and the lovers unite.
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