Ennavo Pudichirukku

<p>Santosh ( ) and Vishwa (Bharani) are brothers with different personalities. They are the sons of Muthaiah (Vittal Rao), a rich businessman. Santosh is a chronic womanizer who believes that money is enough to attract women. Vishwa, on the other hand, is responsible and works in his father’s company and believes love is pure and beautiful. Vishwa and Sangeetha ( ) fall in love with each other. Sangeetha is from a middle-class family. She lives with her docile brother (S. Sriskandarajah) and her greedy sister-in-law Saroja ( ). One day, Santosh falls under the spell of Sangeetha and tries to woo her. Sangeetha, annoyed by his crudeness, slaps him in a public place. Santosh, who has never been humiliated like this before, swears that he will marry her and will make her suffer after the marriage. Santosh then pays her sister-in-law Saroja to fulfil his wish. Later, Santosh realizes that his brother Viswa and Sangeetha are lovers, but even after knowing it, Santosh is determined to make Sangeetha his own. What transpires next forms the rest of the story. S. Sriskandarajah, an NRI businessman from Norway had ventured into a Tamil film . , who signed to play the lead role, said, “After I got many offers. I was waiting for a meaty role, which I finally got in this film. Its a challenging role for me”. who played the second heroine in is doing the female lead. Bharani, an NRI from Canada was introduced as the second hero. Subhash Jawahar debuted as the music director. The film’s songs had been shot at picturesque locales of , , and while a motorbike race was picturised at Irungattukottai. The film score and the soundtrack were composed by Subhash Jawahar. The soundtrack, released in 2004, features 5 tracks with lyrics written by Rasi Azhagappan, Sukumar, Bharathi Priyan and Ilayakumar. The film received negative reviews from critics. Another critic from said, “Sudeep has impressed in the villain role. Newcomer Bharani is ok. Sindhuri’s acting stands out especially in the scene when she is torn between the two brothers”. wrote “No big names to boast of, and a debutant director at the helm, one didn’t expect much from the film. But then one didn’t expect such mediocre fare either! Neither is the script interesting nor is the treatment inspiring”.</p>