Alli

<p>Kannan is an idealistic police officer whose sense of duty transcends family ties and normal human sentiment. His loyalty to duty extends to making sure his friends and relatives, as well as his superiors, are taken into account of justice. He overcomes and performs his duty to truth and justice, even when that means arresting loved ones. At a pivotal moment of the film, he books his own beloved when he discovers she is guilty of theft. The film ends with the reunion of the lovers. But Kannan’s beloved, having given away her eyesight to him, enters prison as an atonement for the crime she committed early in her life. directed and produced under his production company Rajendran Pictures, in addition to starring. Nagercoil Padmanabhan wrote the story and dialogue, Devan handled the editing, and Sundarababu handled the cinematography. The soundtrack was composed by . was released on 5 March 1964. The critic from likened Rajendran to a , saying, “If producer-director-actor- S. S. Rajendran had realised this and acted accordingly, […] would have been much more appealing. In trying to do too many things at the same time, Rajendran has taken upon himself more than he could have handled.” T. M. Ramachandran of positively reviewed the film for the performances of Rajendran, Vijayakumari, Janaki and the supporting cast, in addition to Nagesh’s comedy and Sundarababu’s cinematography. also praised Rajendran and Janaki’s performances. Kanthan of compared the film to and , saying those who did not watch those two would enjoy this.</p>