Thandikkappatta Nyayangal

<p>Prabhu is a renowned neurosurgeon who lives with his wife Radha and his daughter Lakshmi. One day he meets his childhood friend Rajesh, an artist. Prabhu is very affectionate to Rajesh as he sponsored his medical studies. Radha does not like Rajesh or his paintings and artwork as it involves nudity and Radha feels it is too vulgar. One day Prabhu brings Rajesh home as he is very ill and forces Radha to take care of him. Radha refuses to touch him and nurse him. But Prabhu convinces her. On their wedding anniversary, Radha sings a song and suffers breathlessness, Prabhu gives her a resuscitation and calms her to sleep. The next day in his hospital he is appreciated for his success in handling a critical surgery. Prabhu returns home happily, only to find a letter from Radha, that she had defiled herself by sleeping with Rajesh, and she is leaving Prabhu and she takes their daughter Lakshmi along. Devastated by this Prabhu becomes a nomad and wanders around. He meets a sage, who teaches him and asks him to cure people for free. Whether Prabhu meets his wife and daughter and reunites with them forms the rest of the story. was written, produced and directed by under Oscar Movies. Cinematography was handled by T. S. Vinayakam, and editing by M. Vellaichami. The opening scene where Prabhu ( ) is shown performing a surgery, was filmed at after Bhaskar obtained permission. The music was composed by , with lyrics by . Poet had also written a song, “Thein Paayum” for this film, but it was not used until Bhaskar’s other film (1985), although Muthulingam remained credited. was released on 16 September 1983. of wrote it was the director’s fault that he tried to build a mud house without proper planning, relying on the iron pillars of Sivakumar’s immense energy and Lakshmi’s talent. Balumani of praised the acting, cinematography, music and director for choosing a different plot. Sivakumar has named the film one of his personal favourites.</p>