Kollaikaran Magan

<p>A bandit, played by , kidnaps the pregnant wife of City Cop, K. S. Ashwath. The Cop’s wife gives birth to a baby boy while under the Bandit’s custody. However, the bandit’s wife later conceives a baby girl and hands the child over to Ashwath. Before her death, the bandit’s wife urges Ashwath to take her daughter away from her father. The bandit raises the boy, telling him that he is the bandit’s son and that his own mother is his maternal aunt. As a result, the cop’s son is brought up to be a bandit, despite his reluctance. In contrast, the bandit’s daughter, grows up with a chaste upbringing but is fascinated by robbers and thieves, admiring their daring exploits. When the boy is tasked with his first robbery, he encounters his biological father at a fair and feels an unexplained connection. He is sent to rob jewels from the cop’s daughter, Jayanthi, but hesitates to carry out the act. Jayanthi, in turn, offers the jewels and plays coy before her father. As the film progresses, the boy, now increasingly known as Bettada Kalla, faces a confrontation with his father, with only one of them able to survive. The story revolves around whether the son will discover the truth and reunite his parents. The music was composed by , with lyrics by . All the songs composed for the film were received extremely well and considered as evergreen songs.</p>