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Synopsis: The film set in 18th century is all about a group of people who steals from the wealthy to provide food and shelter for their tribe. Kombodhi (Pasupathy) is the gang leader and during one of his missions he meets the brave Varupuli (Aathi). He brings Varupuli to his village and a bond develops between the two. But Varupuli has a past and his real name is Chinna. For the death of a youth (Thogaimayan) from neighbouring village, the King had in fact ordered one youth to be given as offering to the Almighty and Chinna was the choice. Sequence of events lead to Chinna escaping from the offering only to find out the mystery behind Thogaimayan's death. But that was too late as too many things happened in his village by then. Now he goes on the hiding. Cut to present, Chinna is taken to be offered to God. What happens then forms the climax.
Director(s): Vasanthabalan
Production: Bharat Creations
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2012
143 min
181 Views


if you return our Queen's necklace!

By the next New moon, if I don't

bring this fellow in front of our God

l'm not the head honcho

of this village.

Oldie, did anyone come asking

for a clue using Vembur's name?

No.

Did anyone come here asking

for a clue using our village's name?

No.

Let's not go in a group

I'll go all alone by myself.

Come one

Come all.

Come and see my snakes.

Sting me.

Lady, keep this quail

and give me some gruel.

Keep this rabbit

and give me some gruel.

Be quick

I didn't see, bro

Why are you glaring at me for this?

Betel leaf?

My tongue's so dry.

Let me take

some betel leaves.

They are not even fresh!

To take plain betel leaf

is considered inauspicious.

So let me take

somechunam (LIME)

Good bye, bro

Watch out for snakes.

Hey man, I'm from the north

Give me a good clue.

- North? Means Vembur, right?

- Yup.

Just now a Vembur man

came and asked for a clue.

From Vembur?

Yes, he's one of us

Tell me your clue.

- Accountant's house.

- Bless you!

Praise be to the sacred 5 letters!

Hail, feet of our Lord Shiva!

Praise be to He who not

for an instant quits my heart!

Praise be to the ruler

of Thiruvavaduthurai

Betel leafer!

You can't escape now

Avaiyamba! Let's go

before the temple closes.

Get in.

Bless me, Lord Shiva.

Sir, please stop

I am on my way to guard a village

I just now noticed this.

Why is your tree grown

right upto your chimney?

Take care, some robber

may enter that way

I'll have it felled

You stay back, eat and then go.

Thank you, sir.

Drive with care, sir.

Why are you looking at me

so condescendingly?

You'll be pickled

if you don't watch out.

Give me your hand.

Brother, you... here?

Did you also come here to steal?

Yes.

Let's not steal here

A lady's hung herself inside.

Let's find another house.

Let's go elsewhere.

- Why did you tarnish Vembur...

- Shhhhhhhhhhhh!

Why did you use Vembur's name?

Are you also doing the same?

Are you being sarcastic?

I belong to Vembur!

Then maybe you should use

some other name and steal!!

Untie me, bro

I'm being bitten in all odd places.

Show some compassion

on your little brother.

Untie me

I am being bitten, bro.

Creepy crawlies are

climbing all over me.

How can you ignore my pleas?

You will know

only if you are bitten.

Untie me

I am lamenting so loudly

and he's turning a deaf ear.

Hey! Untie me! Copy cat weirdo

of Goddess Meenakshi's hairdo.

Are you being cheeky?!

I have to rub crap-paste

for the ant bites to heal.

Can't even eat, Untie me.

Where have you hidden the necklace

you stole from Veerakudi?

Tell me the truth.

As if all stolen goods

are stored under our armpits!

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Vasanthabalan

Vasanthabalan is an Indian film director and screenwriter. He has made critically acclaimed films including Veyil and Angadi Theru. more…

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