Uzhavan Magan

<p>Chinna Durai, a farmer lives quietly in his village when Nirmala and Gunasekhar intervene to wreak havoc. For revenge, Nirmala’s family and Chinna Durai’s father insist on getting married. While the wedding is in preparation, Gunasekhar’s troops twist the neck of Durai’s father. Chinna Durai seeing him dead, is embarked on Guna’s general surprise and his relatives for attempted murder to the police leaving her lover Selvi. While Chinna Durai is in prison, the younger brother Siva says that he wants to get revenge for Guna making her new husband believe in Nirmala but already had a positive relationship in the past. Chinna Durai delivered and his brother Siva will now recover their father’s property. Vijayakanth agreed to act in the film without listening to the story. Art director revealed that the film’s race scene inspired from the chariot scene from (1959) was shot on a set built on bamboo platform “at a possible height for five miles in length and 100 meters in breadth”. The soundtrack was composed by , and the lyrics were written by Aabavanan. was released on 21 October 1987 alongside another Vijayakanth film and it faced heavy competition from and . However, all films went on to become successful in box-office. N. Krishnaswamy of wrote, “[..] the narrative lacks believability, because there isn’t any feeling in this film”. of praised Vijayakanth and Radha and also praised Vijayakanth’s stunt choreography especially the picturisation of rekla race and found the film similar to the films starring .</p>