Kathiresan, the fun loving Romeo, who can dance, do comedy and effortlessly bash up fifty bad guys, and Jeevanandham, the sedate social activist. Vijay plays two totally different characters, excelling at both. The rest of the film is all about how Kathiresan eventually saves his village. Meanwhile, Kathiresan is mistaken for Jeevanandham and though it is fun in the beginning, he soon understands the gravity of the situation. Jeevanandham is caught by the police and is back in jail. Though he saves Jeevanandham’s life, he decides to take advantage of the situation by stealing his identity. Kathiresan witnesses some men shooting at Jeevanandham one night and rushes him to hospital. He decides to stick around long enough to win her affections, but gets caught up in Jeevanandham’s fight. But a chance meeting with Ankita (Samantha) at the airport changes his mind. Together with his friend Ravi (Sathish), also a thief, he plans to leave the country. Kathiresan (also Vijay) is a petty thief who escapes from jail. Jeevanandham (Vijay) is desperately trying to save his village from being swallowed up by a powerful Cola company belonging to an industrialist played by Neil Nitin Mukesh. With no land, no water, no financial resources and drowning in debt, thousands of farmers have ended their lives.
The film deals with the destruction of agricultural lands by powerful multinational corporations, destroying the livelihood of farmers. All the songs became the rage with Pakkam Vanthu and Selfie Pulla becoming overnight chartbusters.ĭespite the overload of commercial elements, director Murugadoss’ Kaththi brings to the fore a very critical issue. The musical brilliance of Anirudh Ravichander kick-started the celebrations a few weeks ago.
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