Director
Seenu
Ramasamy
has
presented
a
simple
story
with
interesting
twists
through
his
latest
Tamil
offering
Thenmerku
Paruvakatru.
The
film
tells
the
story
of
a
widowed
woman
Veerayi
(Saranya),
who
has
brought
up
her
son
Murugan
(Vijay
Sethupathy),
a
goat
herd,
alone.
The
film
has
a
rural
background
but
it
is
not
a
typical
village
story
with
some
'lungi" clad
man
romancing
leading
ladies.
Story:
Murugan
loves
to
hang
around
with
his
gang
of
friends
and
spends
time
playing
pranks.
His
mother
Veerayi
wants
to
get
him
married
with
his
cousin.
He
bows
down
to
her
mother's
wish
unwillingly
by
agreeing
to
marry
her.
Meanwhile,
goats
in
the
village
starts
getting
vanished
through
a
group
of
masked
thieves.When
the
thieves
try
to
steal
Murugan"s
goats,
he
fights
with
them
along
with
his
friends.
But,
they
fail
to
stop
them.
However,
Murugan
discovers
a
young
girl's
face
from
their
group.
A
curious
Murugan
searches
for
the
young
lady
in
the
neighbouring
villages
and
finds
a
girl
named
Pechi
(Vasundhra).
He
also
finds
that
she
cooks
midday
meals
at
a
village
school
and
during
night,
she
joins
them.
He
also
came
to
know
that
she
does
all
these
thefts
to
support
her
family.
she
does
all
these
to
support
her
family,
she
cooks
midday
meal
at
a
village
school
and
during
night,
she
joins
tem.
They
sell
meat
of
the
goat
and
earn
money
from
it.
Later,
Murugan
falls
in
love
with
her
but
her
family
is
worried
about
their
security
so
they
try
to
kill
him.
During
one
attempt,
he
survives
and
they
are
arrested
by
the
police.
Pechi"s
family
is
now
deadly
against
him,
while
she
starts
feeling
for
him.
On
the
other
hand,
Murugan"s
mother
is
very
angry
with
him
for
breaking
his
promise
and
trying
to
marry
a
girl,
who
is
a
thief.
What
happens
next
should
be
seen
on-screen.
The
director
has
relied
on
some
fresh
faces
for
the
lead
roles.Vijay
Sethupathy
and
Vasundhra
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
But
Saranya
steals
the
show
by
her
extraordinary
performance.
Theepetti
Ganeshan's
comedy
is
good
and
other
characters
are
okay.