Vetri

<p>A young student, Vijay, loves challenges and bets, and uses any means to win them. He makes a bet with his friend, Arun a fellow prankster, and cruelly in order to win the challenge, captures a girl named Shanti inside a guest house for three days. For this prank, Arun is expelled from college by Professor Ramanajam. In a subsequent scene, a young woman called Lalitha goes to the teacher’s house and gets raped by him, then commits suicide in despair. Appusami, Lalitha’s brother, wants revenge for his sister’s death, and asks his friend Vijay to kill the rapist Ramanajam. Unbeknownst to them, Vijay’s friend Arun is listening into their conversation, and also wants revenge. Vetri goes to the rapist’s house, but cannot do it – he asks Ramanajam to pretend to be dead instead. Arun arrives, and Vetri tells him that Appusami asked him to kill for a challenge. Arun kills the teacher without anyone knowing it and escapes. While Vetri is being prosecuted by the police, it is Arun’s father, Dharmaraj, who reveals that the rapist has been killed.<br /> Vetri is accused in court, but he reports that when he was a child, he denounced Dharmaraj for an attempt on his father, but the judge did not act, and the accusation is part of a scheme. Finally, the supreme court releases him, and Vetri is pardoned and was released. Chandrasekhar initially planned to remake his Kannada film as with Vijayakanth and Mohan in lead roles however the project was shelved after Mohan left the film. The film was launched at Prasad Studios along with song recording in 1983. All songs were composed by . of praised the performances of Y. G. Mahendran and Vennira Aadai Moorthy.</p>