Deva

<p>Deva and Bharathi are deeply in love, but encounter opposition from Bharathi’s father Gandhidasan, the head of the village. Gandhidasan believes that Deva is not a worthy suitor due to his perceived reputation throughout the village. Although the son of the wealthy Raasathi, it comes to light that Gandhidasan’s disapproval stems from his relationship with his brother Rajadurai aka Periyavar, who is seemingly apathetic and unenthusiastic. The film ends happily with Gandhidasan recognising that his now son-in-law Deva is actually a really upstanding citizen in the village. Deva and Bharathi overcome all problems and live their lives happily married. R. Selva, a relative of Chandrasekhar, made his debut as cinematographer with this film. He received the opportunity when Chandrasekhar was impressed with his cinematography he did for Bengali film . The music was composed by . Thulasi of praised Vijay for his maturity, but advised him not to take the risk of singing songs. He also appreciated the cinematographer and choreographer for adding more beauty to the film and concluded that the director’s screenplay is perfect and ups and downs are okay to keep the audience engaged, but asked him not to insult women in his next film. Manivannan won the .</p>