Who would have expected that the hero's subservient cronies would mistake the heroine for a prostiute and rape her? Only because, she is found in a room which has been used in the past for their recreational purposes. What separtes them is a casually comitted old sin which retorts back at an unexpected time. But its not Muthazhagu's father or not the caste ridden soceity that finally breaks their affair. Towards to the second half he begins to sober. A girl for whose unrequited love, slowly changes him. The first half moves in a slow pace, with scenes establishing the history and doings of Paruthiveeran and Sevvalai.Įven this ill bred road side hooligan has a lover in a rebellious young girl called Muthazhagu. He is an orpan brought up by Sevvalai who is crony in all his crimes. Living in a meaningless life, Parthiveeran often claims that his only ambition in life is to commit a bigger crime and see Central Jail(located at Vellore) at least once in his lifetime. He attacks for the sheer love of violence. In fact, he is not the hero but a protagonist. And he does things that no hero would have ever tried to do on screen. Here is a protagonist who wears his lungi strictly above his underpants. An unlikely tale of an unlikely hero called Paruthiveeran. *The story is set somewhere in the dry, rustic landscapes of Paruthiyur(cotton town). Its strange and ironical that Paruthiveeran is fairing well in the box office, when so-called saleable films dipped till soggy wet in to a thick syrup of sticky cliches, plastic melodrama and extra extravaganza are also doing well.
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