mode on the event of the wedding. Kesavan is also recovered and decides to go on a pilgrimage trip before his sister's wedding so that he could return pure. On the day before their sister's wedding, Seenu gets the information that Kesavan has met with an accident while he was on the pilgrimage trip and has died. Seenu is shocked but does not reveal this to his family members as it would stop his sister's wedding. Seenu rushes to the hospital to confirm the news and finds it to be Kesavan. He hides the information and instead attends his sister's wedding. Seenu informs that Kesavan could not make to the wedding as he was busy in a temple. Once the wedding is completed, Seenu reveals the truth, which shocks the entire family. Seenu later becomes a famous Carnatic singer, and the legacy continues, but he attributes all his success to Kesavan. Cast Karthik as Seenu Malavika as Geetha P. Vasu as Kesavan Vivek as Palanisamy Janagaraj as Mani Thyagu as Seenu's uncle Kaka Radhakrishnan as Seenu's grandfather Thalaivasal Vijay as Seenu's uncle Sathyapriya as Seetha, Seenu's mother Sabitha Anand as Janaki Ennathe Kannaiah as Servant Thalapathy Dinesh as Police inspector Crane Manohar as Groom Mayilsamy as Troupe song leader Production The film initially developed under the title Thambikku Oru Paattu and then Poojai, before the name of the lead character was finalised as the title. Soundtrack Soundtrack was composed by Deva. Lyrics were written by Vaali. "Dey Nandakumara" - Unnikrishnan, Chitra "Kuchalaambaal" - Unni Menon, Harini "Madhava Sethumadhava" - Hariharan "Paadukiran Oru Paattu" - Unnikrishnan "Vanakkam" - Hariharan Release A critic from the entertainment portal Tamilet noted "The knot is taken from a Malayalam film. But somewhere along the way, the intensity and the emotional impact of the original is lost." References 2000 films Tamil remakes of Malayalam films 2000s Tamil-language films Indian drama films Films about classical music and musicians Films directed by P. Vasu Films scored by Deva (composer) 2000 drama films