MGR Sivaji Rajini Kamal

<p>Four drunken friends rob ATMs while donning masks of well-known Tamil actors. A female police officer promises to track down and apprehend the offenders. The film was the brainchild of choreographer and actress , who were keen to make a comedy film together. Robert made his debut as director, and cast himself in the film’s lead role. Vanitha chose to produce the film for an old production studio, Vanitha Film Production, launched by her parents, and in the 1980s. It subsequently became the studio’s third film following (1982) and (1984). The film was titled after popular Tamil actors , , and – who Vanitha claimed she paid tribute through with the title. The film was edited by R. J. Anand, while Vanitha also wrote the film’s screenplay and dialogues. Actresses and were also a part of the film, while comedians and appeared in guest roles. For the film, music composer was credited as Sri. The film opened in May 2015 to negative reviews from critics. A reviewer from opined that “Surely, this writer-director team, which is associated with the film industry for a long time, could have done some homework before they ventured into their debut project”. A reviewer from wrote “the script was intended to make the audience laugh but the execution was annoying”, and that “other technical aspects are very mediocre and very ordinary stuff” and the “writing is very amateurish and the film is very low on production values”. The film did not perform well at the box office. In 2019, Robert denied that he was romantically involved with Vanitha and claimed that the pair decided to make the film on professional terms. He added that he and Vanitha told the media about their alleged relationship in order to promote the film. Vanitha later called out Robert for his false interviews, and stated that the film was indeed produced when the pair were in a relationship.</p>