M. N. Nambiar

Vaanavaraayan is the respected village leader whose word is law. Following his advice, the villagers boycott voting and instead use politicians' bribe money to build basic amenities. His longtime rival, Vallavaraayan, grows even more bitter when Vaanavaraayan marries Vaitheeswari, the woman he desired. As their rivalry intensifies, the village becomes the battleground for ego, love, and power.

About the movie The story of a super cop ACP Subhash IPS (Vijayakanth) who safeguards the life of the Prime Minister Rupavathy (Lakshmi).

Dharma, an auto driver, works for RR, an influential politician, and kidnaps young women. Investigating officer DCP Raj, who was earlier suspended, must bring him to justice.

Viswanath, an honest lawyer, sends two criminals to jail on the charges of rape and murder of an innocent girl. Later, the culprits` families manage to imprison Viswanath on false charges.

A talented musician, Sundaram, in need of money makes a deal with his lookalike Ranjith Kumar, a wealthy diamond businessman, who offers him money on the condition of swapping their identities.

Rajapart Rangadurai, an aspiring drama artist despite his poor financial condition and lack of support, toils hard to become a popular theatre artist. Although initially, his troupe enjoys great success, they soon face rejection by the modern audience. Rajapart tries his best to save the group from slipping into oblivion even as he battles his personal problems.

When Ratnapuri's king passes away without naming a successor, the imperial council of the kingdom unanimously vote for Marthandan to be their next ruler. On the day of his coronation Marthandan survives an assassination attempt, but is hurt and unconscious. A vagabond revolutionary, Veerangan, fighting for a democratic kingdom, also happens to be a doppelganger to Marthanda. He finds himself thrust with the reigns of the kingdom. But he gets more than he bargained for, when Marthanda goes missing and he is expected to continue playing the king, while trying to get back the actual king on the throne.