Puratchikkaaran

Thamizhmani, a non-believer in god, kidnaps three different heads of religion. During an interview at his hideout, he relates to Kanimozhi, a journalist, how a Brahmin turned into a terrorist. The film was launched at a ceremony in February 1998, with attending as the chief gu- The soundtrack was composed by . Malini Mannath of wrote, “Velu Prabhakaran is on his favourite turf, one which he had handled earlier in ‘Kadavul’. The black costumes and the names given to the characters leave no doubt about his leanings. The lines at times are punchy and drive home certain home truths. While one can applaud his guts in taking a stand over a sensitive issue, the director does go to the other extreme”. Visual Dasan of praised the revolutionary message of the film but felt the film has documentary feel and risk of becoming a .